ChainCatcher news, after a year of testing phase, the decentralized storage project Arweave has officially launched the mainnet version of its computing platform AO. The native tokens that were minted and distributed to AR holders and testnet depositors will be transferable after the mainnet goes live.According to reports, AO is referred to by its developers as a "hyperparallel computer," introducing a distributed computing environment with parallel processing capabilities. Arweave's permanent data storage supports the operation of AO, ensuring that data is immutable and permanently accessible.AO is expected to contribute to the Arweave ecosystem by driving demand for Arweave's storage services. According to core developers, AO will support a new wave of DApps, including on-chain autonomous agents focused on AI coordination.The launch of the AO mainnet comes with the final release of its native token, which is separate from Arweave's AR token. The maximum supply cap for the AO token is 21 million, echoing the model of Bitcoin. The AO team stated that it has adopted a fair distribution model, distributing tokens to users who bridge assets to the platform and existing AR token holders. Based on holdings, 36% will be allocated to AR holders over time, while the remaining 64% is reserved for economic growth incentives, particularly for bridging assets into AO, including rewards for users depositing assets like DAI and stETH into the AO ecosystem. Prior to the launch, over $700 million had already been pre-bridged to the AO testnet.

ChainCatcher news, the scalable blockchain network AO based on Arweave officially announced that the mainnet will go live on February 8.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Arweave aims to send the "genesis block" to the moon by utilizing molecular data storage technology from California-based Iridia, combined with the lunar lander from space exploration company LifeShip, with the goal of allowing this data to be stored for thousands of years.

ChainCatcher message, the Arweave computing network AO mainnet will be launched on February 8, 2025.It is reported that AO is a scalable blockchain network built on the Arweave data storage platform, designed to provide an environment where any number of parallel processes can reside and be coordinated through an open messaging layer.

ChainCatcher news, Mask Network founder Suji Yan pointed out on Twitter that despite the heated discussions around decentralized social networks, the Arweave publishing feature of Mirror.xyz has been down for nearly two weeks during Token 2049, and almost no one is paying attention.It is reported that Mirror.xyz is a blockchain-based decentralized content publishing platform that utilizes Arweave technology for data storage.

ChainCatcher message, based on the scalable blockchain network AO of Arweave, indicates that over 1.8 million AO tokens have been minted, and AO tokens will be transferable starting from February 2025.

ChainCatcher message, based on the scalable blockchain network AO of Arweave, indicates that DAI is now available for minting on AO, and the official deposit channel has been opened. Users can deposit DAI through cross-chain to participate in AO's 100% fair release. Rewards will be available starting from September 4th at 11 PM.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, Arweave AO has announced the launch of a temporary data storage solution called ArFleet.It is reported that ArFleet will be launched on Thursday, August 29, at 11 AM Eastern Time. Users can apply to register for the testnet on the designated page, and upon completion, they will receive 3 exclusive ArFleet Genesis Passes, which will grant them access to use the testnet after ArFleet launches.

ChainCatcher news, according to CryptoSlate, Arweave and AO founder Sam Williams posted on X yesterday that $260 million of stETH has been pre-bridged to the Arweave-based AI application computing protocol AO, propelling it to become the 28th largest DeFi protocol in the past four days.According to Williams, AO's TVL is now comparable to Cardano ($209.43 million), surpassing major blockchain projects such as zkSync, Fantom, Scroll, Algorand, Filecoin, and ICP.It is reported that AO is a new protocol built on the Arweave permanent data storage layer, enabling parallel application execution through a decentralized computing model. At the same time, it allows AI applications to run on-chain, enabling large language models to operate within smart contracts.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the AI application computing protocol AO based on Arweave attracted over $158 million in funding within a week of its fair launch.It is reported that AO is a new protocol built on the Arweave permanent data storage layer, enabling parallel application execution through a decentralized computing model. At the same time, it allows AI applications to run on-chain, enabling large language models to operate within smart contracts.