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According to official news, the scalable blockchain network AO based on Arweave has announced the launch of the "Network Availability Staking Alpha (NASA)" testing program, which is a key step in its AO ecosystem aimed at enhancing the availability and reliability of decentralized data networks through a staking mechanism. The program is currently in the Alpha stage, and users can participate in network availability verification and earn rewards by providing data services for Arweave gateways and staking AO tokens.In the first pilot phase, AO introduces the "availability staking" mechanism, requiring node operators to stake 25 AO to participate in the network and compete for the speed and stability of responding to user requests. The system will allocate rewards from a monthly reward pool of 1000 AO based on the performance of nodes in data services. This mechanism relies on the next-generation HyperBEAM architecture, enabling higher levels of verifiability and trustlessness for gateway and routing services while significantly reducing operational costs.The project team stated that NASA aims to establish a stronger decentralized economic model for the entire permanent network infrastructure, paving the way for future expansion into areas such as computing scheduling, data indexing, and network services. Although the current reward scale is small and still in the testing phase, the program is seen as an important starting point for the AO-Core economic system and will gradually expand to more network infrastructure services in the future.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the Arweave ecological storage project ar.io launched its mainnet and token generation event on Thursday.ar.io claims to be "the world's first permanent cloud network." Through its core application ArDrive, AR.IO aims to compete with Web2 giants like Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services.

ChainCatcher news, HashKey Global launches Arweave (AR) Launchpool, where users can participate in mining by staking HSK or AR to share a prize pool of 15,000 AR. The mining period is from February 20, 2025, 16:00 to February 23, 16:00 (UTC+8).AR deposits and withdrawals will open on February 19 at 20:00 (UTC+8), and AR/USDT spot trading will start on February 20 at 16:00 (UTC+8). This Launchpool features two mining pools: the HSK mining pool has a total reward of 12,000 AR, with a minimum stake of 1 HSK and a maximum of 20,000 HSK; the AR mining pool has a total reward of 3,000 AR, with a minimum stake of 1 AR and a maximum of 1,000 AR.To participate in mining, KYC verification must be completed, and AR deposits and withdrawals support the Arweave network. Additionally, HashKey Global has launched a zero-fee trading promotion for designated trading pairs starting from January 16, allowing for zero-fee trading.

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.