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UltronGlow is a decentralized open source public blockchain platform. UTG is the native governance token of UltronGlow. The concept of UltronGlow was first proposed by Base’s programmers after being inspired by Ethereum on 2019, and the latest version of the "UltronGlow White Paper" was released on 2021, illustrating the construction of a distributed system that can truly combine virtual worlds with real businesses. The goal of UltronGlow is edge computing and fragmented storage with web3 technology. UltronGlow's consensus mechanism is called GLOW. Currently, four major consensus mechanisms PoS (Proof-of-Stake, PoSR (Proof-of-Storage Resource), PoTS (Proof-of-Traded Storage) and PoSV (Proof-of-Spacetime Verification) are assembled to maintain the smooth operation of the entire UltronGlow. The difference between UltronGlow and other public blockchains is that it will have a large number of storage resources nodes and edge computing nodes that capable to support the entire UltronGlow blockchain network and the needs of global users that wants to store data or edge computing and because of these infrastructures, anyone who wants to deploy apps, DApps, games, and other programs can use UltronGlow's blockchain network and infrastructure for services.
The UltronGlow program was originally developed by Base, and then transferred to a non-profit organization, Ada Byron Foundation, to supervise and supervise the ecological development. The development project is divided into four stages: Origin, Ultraspace, Meta, Edge.

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