TechFlow, August 4 — HyMatrix is a decentralized computing network based on SCP (Storage Consensus Paradigm). It achieves trustless computation without requiring full-network re-execution by recording the inputs, processes, and results of computations as immutable logs stored on Arweave.
The network supports multiple virtual machine environments including Docker and WASM (with EVM support coming soon). Nodes join by staking AX tokens, forming an open decentralized computing marketplace that delivers high-performance concurrent computing for applications in trading, AI, big data, DeFi, gaming, social networking, and more.
On August 1, HyMatrix officially launched its testnet, opening node deployment, test token applications, and multi-VM integration. Real-world tests achieved 4,000 TPS per VM, with no upper limit on the number of supported VMs, marking the beginning of a future-oriented decentralized computing infrastructure.
