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ComputeCoin will also dynamically self-configure and self-organize local mesh networks to help end-users supplement their local compute (for example, using iPhone or Facebook Oculus) while minimizing network-based latency and network-congestion risk.\nFurthermore, ComputeCoin will enable algorithms in our platform to self-evolve, paving the way for consistent improvements in user experience.\nI’d say ComputeCoin is definitely part of the Web 3.0 revolution; beyond that, we’ve specifically designed the platform to foster the creation of a decentralized metaverse.\n**Q2: Will we one day see NFTs being used in the ComputeCoin network?**\nThe network will support NFT storage.\n**Q3: There has been growing interest in video game live streaming services, whereby high-end devices process games and stream the content to users’ screens at home. Has ComputeCoin thought about entering that market?**\nComputeCoin will aid developers and startup teams in building metaverse applications, so we absolutely welcome developers to build gaming and/or streaming services on our platform.\n**Q4: What would ComputeCoin do if, hypothetically, they reached max capacity of idle computers?**\nIf that were to happen, it would be time to celebrate, because it would mean that our ecosystem is really booming, that we have been helping keep a lot of applications online, and that huge numbers of people around the world are enjoying metaverse experiences powered by ComputeCoin.\nAll jokes aside, our miners including crypto miners,  data centers, and all other decentralized networks will provide the bulk of computing resources. Therefore,  it is most likely very difficult to reach max capacity. On top of that, we have a robust reward and mining mechanism, which we believe will incentivize more miners (who are not idle) to join us, to the benefit of all associated networks.\n**Q5: Lately, there’s been some buzz around cloud mining services. On ComputeCoin, will users be able to rent out their computer hardware to people looking to mine cryptocurrencies?**\nYes. We will be providing more information on how mining works on our Medium account. Please follow us on Twitter and Medium to get the latest information! \n**Q6: We are all excited about the mainnet launch next year. Until then, though, will the testnet be open to public testers?**\nYes.\n**Q7: What do you think would be more profitable: If all idle computers mined cryptocurrencies, or if all idle computers provided cloud computing services?**\nIn most cases, providing cloud computing services earns much more. But there may not be sufficient computing services assigned to the host computers at every moment. 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Currently, there are quite a number of other projects in this field, but our work encompasses broader aspects of the metaverse such as storage power trading and seamless connectivity between various users and/or applications.\n\n**Q: If an end-user buys cloud computing from ComputeCoin for illegal activities, would the providers be at any risk?**\n**A:** No, in such cases, if illegal activities are detected, all penalties will go to the end-user and not the providers. Providers only commit their hardware and provide the computing power, and thus, take no responsibility for any activities using the hardware.\n\n**Q: Are web-based apps on your platform subscription-based, single purchases, or Both?**\n**A:** This would depend on the type of product being offered; certain products sell better as single-purchases, whereas, for others, a subscription model would be more suitable. 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The fee rates have not yet been determined but will be announced upon doing so.\n\n**Q: Does ComputeCoin have a foundation?**\n**A:** Yes, ComputeCoin has a foundation to support our research team comprised of members from various universities and research centers that are committed to publishing academic papers to make a positive impact on the community and establish the standards for our domain. We believe that our research can positively impact various fields of study, and inspire innovations in multiple industries.\n\n**Q: How safe is ComputeCoin?**\n**A:** The ComputeCoin network is very safe thanks to our cutting-edge security solutions that protect Meta power providers. In fact, this very technology is currently employed by a variety of major enterprises, including Ant Group and China UnionPay, among others. Furthermore, our AG-based blockchain with Turing-complete smart contracts and patented Proof-of-Honesty consensus algorithm play crucial roles in verifying the authenticity and detecting fraud.\n\n**Q: Is it easy to develop software for ComputeCoin? What programming languages are supported?**\n**A:** We encourage developers to join and build for the ComputeCoin ecosystem in all the different layers of the network. The first layer of ComputeCoin is an EVM-compatible DAG-based mainnet that supports Solidity development. It’s easy for Ethereum smart contract developers to build Dapps on ComputeCoin or migrate existing Dapps from Ethereum to our network. More advanced languages will be supported after we implement the WASM virtual machine on ComputeCoin. Essentially, the ComputeCoin network is a geographically distributed computing platform, which has a very sophisticated architecture that runs dedicated consensus and scheduling algorithms. We will build a middle layer to conceal these details and provide APIs to the high-layer developers. On top of that, devs can use their favorite languages to develop applications for the ComputeCoin ecosystem, just as they develop on their local machines.\n\n**Q: Do you think there are other solutions to the problem that the Proof-of-Honesty consensus algorithm solves?**\n**A:** We think that other solutions may run into the trouble of centralization, and as a result, may not be able to present their product as a decentralized cloud computing marketplace. Our patented Proof-of-Honesty algorithm encourages clients to play an active role in phishing detection, and thus it secures the network and builds trust in the community while remaining decentralized.\n\n**Q: Since ComputeCoin has begun turning its attention to the metaverse, is it possible to see a collaboration one day with another network or project?**\n**A:** Yes! Cross-chain technology enables integration with multiple computing networks in a massive decentralized computing ecosystem. We have already announced an exclusive partnership with Swarm, and are aiming to partner up with decentralized networks like Chia, Filecoin, as well as IDCs.\n\n**Q: How fast is the ComputeCoin network?**\n**A:** The ComputeCoin network is actually very fast; its high throughput, low latency, and full decentralization allow it to reach over 20,000 transactions per second! To put that into perspective, Ethereum can currently handle only 15 to 25 TPS (transactions per second), and Bitcoin can currently handle only 7 TPS on average. 20,000 TPS is on the higher end of what current blockchains can offer, and only a handful of networks can handle significantly more.\n\n**Q: Laptops are not recommended for mining because they can get hot, but how much trouble would they have solving cloud-related tasks?**\n**A:** Since our software is designed to mine multiple cryptocurrencies simultaneously, it is generally not recommended to use devices with poor cooling design for that specific function, as it can result in overheating. Laptops, like all products, vary in design; some have great cooling, others don’t. Most mid-range laptops nowadays have in-built thermal sensors that can be used to monitor the heat while running mining or task-solving software. 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