Koop DoubleZero (2Z) in France

DoubleZero (2z) is a decentralized physical infrastructure network, often described as an N1 protocol or Network Layer 1, designed to enhance connectivity and communication for blockchain systems. Its primary objective is to provide a high-speed, low-latency communication layer for Web3, facilitating efficient validator-to-validator communication, message propagation, and proof transfer across various blockchains. The project aims to address the limitations of the public internet for blockchain operations by creating a dedicated, high-performance fiber network. This network leverages underutilized hardware and private fiber links contributed by participants globally. By separating compute, bandwidth, and consensus layers, DoubleZero seeks to make existing blockchains faster, more secure, and better synchronized. It achieves reduced latency through optimized data routing, edge filtration to minimize spam, and multicast routing for direct data transfer. DoubleZero launched its mainnet-beta in October 2025. The native utility token of the protocol is 2Z, which is built on the Solana blockchain as an SPL token. The 2Z token serves multiple functions within the ecosystem, including enabling network access, rewarding contributors based on their performance and utility provided to the network, facilitating validator staking, and supporting governance voting. Additionally, it represents bandwidth allocation for transactions on the DoubleZero network. The project has gained attention for its backing and for reportedly receiving a "no-action" letter from the SEC regarding its token distribution. While it currently supports Solana validators, there are plans for expansion to other blockchain networks. Leer meer