Fluence

Fluence Network is a peer-to-peer computing protocol designed to enable decentralized applications (dApps) to interact, compute, and share data securely and efficiently. The network leverages decentralized technologies to provide a robust, scalable, and censorship-resistant infrastructure for the development and deployment of dApps.

Key Features：

Decentralized Computing: Fluence Network allows developers to deploy and run their applications on a decentralized network, avoiding single points of failure and ensuring high availability.

Interoperability: The protocol supports seamless interaction between different dApps, enabling data and services to be shared across various platforms without centralized intermediaries.

Security and Privacy: By using cryptographic techniques and decentralized storage, Fluence ensures that data is securely stored and transferred, protecting user privacy and data integrity.

Scalability: The network is designed to handle a high volume of transactions and computations, making it suitable for large-scale applications.

Incentive Mechanisms: Participants in the Fluence Network, such as node operators and developers, are incentivized through the native FLT token, which rewards contributions to the network's growth and maintenance.