FOLDER PROTOCOL

Scaling the Network of Distributed Storage

Folder Protocol (FOL) is designed to function as a second-layer solution

for decentralized storage network; an incentive layer on top of IPFS,

which enables to provide storage infrastructure for any data.

Folder protocol will benefit especially for decentralizing data,

building and running distributed applications, and implementing smart contracts that operate on large volumes of data. Additionally, it also benefits the users

for the faster retrieval and wider distribution of content;

anyone can participate contributing to the Folder protocol ecosystem

by node operating, mining and offering storage services.

Whitepaper

Empowering the

Distributed Storage

Folder Protocol (FOL) provides the secure network and token that clients and miners can use to enter storage contracts in a peer-to-peer fashion. The protocol enables buyers and sellers to trade in storage space directly. As a result, clients and miners are free to negotiate prices and features.

The network constructs a P2P distributed file network for each continent-each network that is connected through Crust. Folder protocol redistributes stored files to Folder network by providing virtual supercomputing storage to improve each file retrieving speed.

Key Principles

Petabyte Level of

Data Sets Distributed

Datasets are distributed at Petabyte level to allow extremely quick storage and retrieval speed for users wider distribution of content

Large-Scale Computing Across Organizations

Virtual supercomputing storage to improve each file retrieving speed both for intra and inter-organization purpose for secure and fast data distribution