UltronGlow

UltronGlow is a decentralized open source public blockchain platform. UTG is the native governance token of UltronGlow. UltronGlow concept was first proposed in 2019 by the Base company programmers inspired by Ethereum, and the latest version of UltronGlow White Paper will be released in 2021, explaining to build a real virtual world and real business web3 technology. The goal of distributed edge computing and fragmentation storage, meanwhile, opened the development capital crowdfunding of UltronGlow. The crowdfunding campaign attracted a range of followers and supporters. UltronGlow's consensus mechanism is called GLOW. Currently, UltronGlow combines PoS claim proof, PoSR storage resource proof and PoTS effective storage service proof to maintain the smooth operation of UltronGlow. UltronGlow differs from other public blockchains in that it has a large number of edge server device nodes, storage resources and edge computing capabilities to support the entire UltronGlow blockchain network. Because of this infrastructure, anyone who wants to deploy apps, DApps, games and other programs can use UltronGlow's blockchain network and infrastructure for services. The UltronGlow program was originally developed by Base and then moved to the Ada Byron Foundation, a non-profit organization that oversees ecological development. The development project is divided into four stages: Origin, Ultraspace, Meta and Edge.