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The popular altcoin Arweave has officially launched the AO platform on its main network, after a year of testing. This decentralized computing platform stands out with its parallel processing capabilities and is built on Arweave’s permanent data storage infrastructure. With the mainnet launch, AO coins have become transferable, allowing users to utilize the 21 million fixed supply of AO coins distributed to AR holders and testnet participants.
AO and the Arweave Ecosystem: From Permanent Data to Decentralized Computing
AO is described by developers as a “hyper-parallel computer,” offering the capacity for parallel processing on the blockchain. This computing power is based on Arweave’s permanent data storage infrastructure, ensuring that information is stored immutably. Message processing and data integrity are among AO’s foundational elements.
The AO platform aims to expand the existing infrastructure of the Arweave ecosystem, attracting more developers and users. Particularly, autonomous assistants running on-chain and AI applications will benefit from the parallel processing capabilities AO offers. This development is expected to increase demand for Arweave’s storage services and create new opportunities within the ecosystem.
In addition to data processing, AO plays a significant role in providing economic benefits to the Arweave ecosystem. Developers will gain the opportunity to create more extensive applications on the platform.
AO Coin Economy and Distribution Planning
The AO coin features a fixed supply of 21 million, similar to Bitcoin 
$106,219. 36% of the altcoin will be distributed to Arweave (AR) holders over time, while the remaining 64% will be used to promote economic growth. Users can earn rewards by investing popular altcoins like DAI and stETH into the AO ecosystem.
Before the mainnet launch, over 700 million dollars’ worth of assets were transferred to the AO testnet. With the mainnet now active, users can transfer and trade these coins.
The primary function of the AO coin is to incentivize message verification processes on the network and enhance the network’s reliability. This mechanism ensures the AO platform operates securely and efficiently.
