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Marlin (POND) Feed: Events, News & Roadmap
Marlin Partners With Aither
Marlin has partnered with Aither Protocol to enhance the security of AI agent execution using Agent Virtual Machines (AVMs).
Marlin Partners With Lighthouse
Marlin has announced a partnership with Lighthouse, a protocol that provides decentralized perpetual data storage based on IPFS and Filecoin.
Marlin to Participate in SmartCon in Barcelona
Marlin will attend SmartCon organized by Chainlink, which is scheduled to take place in Barcelona on the 2nd and 3rd of October.
Marlin to Participate in Korea Blockchain Week in Seoul
Marlin is set to participate in the Korea Blockchain Week taking place in Seoul.
Marlin to Host Meetup in Seoul on September 7th
Marlin will be participating in the ZK Builder’s meetup in Seoul, South Korea on 7th September.
Liquid Staking
Liquid staking will be available soon.
Protocol v.0.3.9 Upgrade
Mev-bor has been upgraded to be compatible with new bor v0.3.9.
Workshop
Camps start on 24th April and are free to attend.
Listing on Bitrue
Listing on Tokocrypto
Listing on KuCoin
Listing on ZB.com
Listing on Binance
Listing on ProBit Exchange
Listing on Gate.io
Marlin Events on the Chart
What is Marlin?
Marlin is a layer-0 protocol focused on enhancing the performance infrastructure of decentralized blockchain networks. Through optimizations at the network layer, it aims to elevate the efficiency of decentralized applications to match that of traditional Web 2.0 platforms.
Marlin offers a toolkit to facilitate low-latency communication in decentralized settings:
Marlin SDK: Tailored for developers requiring swift one-to-many communication for applications like gaming, streaming, and various blockchain operations.
Marlin Cache: Acts as a decentralized content delivery network, caching frequent API requests and data store inputs.
Marlin Gateway: Facilitates the expedient exchange of large data blocks and transactions through a low-latency relay network, optimizing Gas Price Auctions and supporting blockchains with quick block times at layer-0.
POND is the native token of the Marlin protocol. Token holders can influence key governance decisions, including the use of treasury funds and the allocation of network resources.
POND is used to reward users for sending or receiving data within the Marlin ecosystem. The token can also be used for staking.