Holo is a distributed peer-to-peer (P2P) hosting platform for Holochain applications (hApps). This is the bridge to the new Internet. Holochain hopes to replace blockchain as a platform for data storage, dApp creation and easy transactions.

Project Introduction

Holo can host what Airbnb does in hotels - anyone can become a host by turning their computers into a revenue stream and earning HoloFuel (HOT) for hosting distributed applications. The Holo software runs in the background, allocating backup memory and processing power to hApps on older networks. The host selects hApps server, sets your own hosting price and manages your own priorities.

Holo transfers hosting of social networking applications from centralized servers to decentralized centers. Every system has to fight the load. In most cases, computers do not use all their computing power. The excess unused power allows the Holo to absorb light.

Holo allows hosts to convert consumer-grade microcomputers into revenue sources where they can host distributed applications. Host selects the application you want to host and sets your own hosting price and priority.

Now, some of the most popular applications have been created in ways that require Holo. Using Holo means Wikipedia no longer needs to raise funds, and social networking apps like Twitter and Facebook will not have to fight for revenue models, while also forcing ads to finance huge infrastructure. The more popular the app is, it will gain more hosting power from new users who install the app and share the load.

Holo's fuel – HOT token

Pay to the host using a cryptocurrency called Holo fuel, which is designed to perform large amounts of small payments. The value of custodial credits remains stable because they are supported by valuable modern resources: computing power. As more and more hosts enter online and share computing power, network value continues to increase, allowing HOT to have more purchasing power on the services it should support.

The parties to the transaction sign it in their chain, and the transaction is checked by the partner on a common DHT (abbreviation abbreviation table).

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