DoubleZero

DoubleZero is a decentralized framework for building and managing high-performance networks, purpose-built for distributed systems like blockchains. It provides an integrated service for optimized data transmission and pre-processing, enabling blockchains and Web3 infrastructure to operate closer to their true performance potential. Individuals or organizations with underutilized private fiber links and hardware (switches, FPGA devices, etc.) can extend the DoubleZero network. By connecting their resources through the DZ protocol, they help form a global mesh of high-speed capacity and earn token incentives for their contribution. Validators, RPC providers and MEV infrastructure operators can interconnect with DoubleZero to accelerate their network I/O. Access is gated by verifying public key addresses on-chain, ensuring secure and authenticated participation. The public internet is the only alternative to DoubleZero, but it cannot match its performance benefits: - Edge Filtering: Spam and duplicate transactions are filtered at the contributor hardware level before reaching blockchain nodes. This reduces wasted resources and frees validators to focus on revenue-generating consensus activities. - Optimized Routing: Outbound messages are delivered via direct, high-speed fiber routes, reducing jitter and improving consistency in block propagation. With DoubleZero, blockchain systems achieve lower latency, smoother throughput, and greater efficiency, performance levels unattainable on the public internet.