AISim
  • 1. Market Background
    • 1.1 Development Prospects
    • 1.2 Potential Challenges
  • 2. AISim: The World’s First Web3 IoE Network
    • 2.1 AIA Protocol (AISim Intelligent Access Protocol)
    • 2.2 Decentralized Identity Authentication (DID) System
    • 2.3 Distributed AI Acceleration Engine
    • 2.4 Intelligent Privacy Computing Module
    • 2.5 DeAI Client (Decentralized AI Client)
    • 2.6 IoE Data Management and Intelligent Caching System
  • 3. Technical Architecture
    • 3.1 AIA Protocol
      • 3.1.1 Protocol Adaptation Layer
      • 3.1.2 Distributed Task Scheduling Engine
      • 3.1.3 Decentralized Communication Network
      • 3.1.4 Cross-layer Data Encryption and Privacy Protection
      • 3.1.5 Dynamic Resource Scheduling and Optimization
    • 3.2 Distributed AI Acceleration
      • 3.2.1 Edge Node Computing Optimization
      • 3.2.2 Multi-Node Distributed Execution
      • 3.2.3 Privacy-Preserving Collaborative Training
    • 3.3 Decentralized Identity and Access Management
      • 3.3.1 Identity Verification and Access Level Grading
      • 3.3.2 Multi-level Data Protection
  • 4. Application Scenario
    • 4.1 Smart Healthcare and Health Management
    • 4.2 Autonomous Driving and Intelligent Transportation
    • 4.3 Agricultural Internet of Things and Precision Agriculture
    • 4.4 Industrial Automation and Intelligent Manufacturing
    • 4.5 Smart City and Public Services
    • 4.6 Edge Computing and Distributed AI
  • 5. IoE Web3 Ecosystem Construction
    • 5.1 DID Physical Nodes
      • 5.1.1 Types of Smart SIM Cards
      • 5.1.2 Rights of DID Physical Nodes
    • 5.2 MVNO Integration
    • 5.3 Ecosystem Incentives
  • 6. Tokenomics
    • 6.1 Token Distribution
    • 6.2 AST Token Use Cases
  • 7.Roadmap
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  1. 6. Tokenomics

6.2 AST Token Use Cases

  • Resource Payment AST is used to pay for bandwidth, computing power, and storage resources within the network. Traffic Exchange: AISim allows users to exchange network traffic using AST, enabling network service providers and edge devices to manage bandwidth resources more flexibly.

  • DID Registration and Management A small amount of AST is required for DID registration, updates, and related operations for users and devices, ensuring the uniqueness and authenticity of identities within the network.

  • Privacy Protection Payment When using ZK (Zero-Knowledge Proof) for data protection, AST is used to pay for the computational costs of the privacy engine, ensuring that data remains encrypted and secure during transmission.

  • Voting and Governance Rights AST holders have the right to participate in the governance of the AISim network, including the formulation of ecological rules and voting on project proposals. Governance proposals such as protocol upgrades, fee distribution, and adjustments to incentive mechanisms will be decided by community token holders through voting, achieving decentralized governance.

  • Resource Provisioning Rewards Resource contributors (such as bandwidth and storage providers) will be rewarded with AST, incentivizing users to continuously provide resources and ensuring the stable operation of the ecosystem.

  • Task and Behavior Incentives Users who complete specific tasks or are active in specific scenarios through the DePIN client will receive AST rewards, encouraging users to actively participate in network construction.

In the future, with the introduction of zkRollup and Layer2 solutions, AISim will also introduce AST tokens as on-chain Gas and apply them to a wider range of privacy computing and cross-chain applications, supporting IoE interoperability across different chain ecosystems.

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