The DoubleZero protocol, designed for high-speed blockchain traffic transmission, recently officially launched its mainnet beta version. The utility token powering the network was also released to the public for the first time, marking a new technological advancement in the field of decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePINs).
DoubleZero is a high-speed fiber-optic network project designed to handle connections between wide areas with minimal latency. Currently, the network operates over 70 high-speed links directly connecting 25 geographical hubs around the world. Data no longer passes through complex transit routes, but instead flows directly from origin to destination, significantly reducing latency in blockchain transactions. This is a critical performance improvement for high-performance blockchains capable of processing thousands of transactions per second.
This mainnet beta launch is attracting attention amidst the rapidly growing demand for scalable blockchain-based infrastructure technologies. In particular, with major chains like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL) recently relying on Layer 2 (L2) and off-chain solutions to address scalability issues, the efficiency of the physical network environment is also emerging as a key competitive factor.
DoubleZero's DePIN approach is significant in that it goes beyond simple network innovation and attempts to expand the physical foundation of decentralization. It is expected to open up diverse application possibilities, including direct connections between blockchain mainnets and L2 networks and the establishment of high-frequency smart contract execution environments.
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