placeh (PHL)

Placeholders (PHL) is a decentralized platform that offers cloud services for running asynchronous tasks and training machine learning models. It utilizes artifacts as the backbone of its framework, allowing for the pooling of decentralized resources. With torrent and distributed ledger technology, Placeholders enable the creation of virtual private servers (VPS) on demand by storing data and executable code. The platform also provides tools to track, verify, and authenticate the origin and transit of data as it travels through the network.

With Placeholders, users can interact with network nodes through a simple protocol, using JSON for data interchange. This makes placeholder artifacts portable across the network and machine and platform agnostic, allowing for easy execution of distributed applications in a decentralized manner. Artifacts can be used to store, track, send, and transport electronic commercial or hobby-based packages to any recipient where the internet exists. Placeholders support various wallets for operating systems and release regular updates to enhance stability and functionality.

Placeholders has a roadmap that outlines its development milestones, starting from its genesis in the first quarter of 2018. The roadmap includes various releases, updates, and improvements, such as deploying a marketplace for cloud services, integrating enterprise-level management systems, and implementing large-scale independent mining facilities for continuous function through tail emission. The project aims to provide a completely decentralized cloud service protocol with complete API support and integration. Placeholders strives to be a secure and efficient cryptocurrency, offering lower power consumption and targeting transactional artifact data for Fortune 500 companies.