5. Bitroot's Mainnet Test Network

This is an AMA conference about the development of blockchain technology. The conference mainly discussed Bitroot as the technological architecture and market progress of next-generation infrastructure, and introduced the upcoming mainnet testnet plan. The speakers elaborated on the core positioning and development direction of the project from the perspectives of coordinating computing resources, AI integration, and trust mechanisms.

1. Definition of Bitroot as the next-generation infrastructure
1. Bitroot defines next-generation infrastructure as the ability to coordinate heterogeneous computing environments, align participant incentives, and anchor trust in verifiable systems.
2. Bitroot infrastructure is no longer defined by hardware ownership but by the ability to efficiently and verifiably coordinate heterogeneous resources.
3. Bitroot views computing as a coordinated supply chain, where edge nodes, GPU clusters, and cloud resources are complementary execution environments that must operate as a unified system.
2. Bitroot's technological architecture and innovation
1. Bitroot's parallelized EVM aligns blockchain execution with the parallelism of AI workloads, allowing independent transformations to be executed simultaneously, enabling the network to scale without sacrificing correctness.
2. Bitroot positions blockchain as a link between computation and results, rather than an environment for directly executing heavy computations.
3. Bitroot's hybrid inference architecture dynamically routes tasks to the most suitable execution layer, with edge devices handling lightweight tasks and GPU clusters accelerating compute-intensive tasks.
3. Bitroot's trust mechanism
1. Bitroot addresses the trust issue by anchoring decision hashes on-chain, which commit to specific model inputs and outputs without the need to re-execute the entire computation process in a deterministic environment.
2. Bitroot embeds trust within the protocol rather than outsourcing it to reputation agencies, allowing anyone to audit decisions, reproduce results, or challenge assumptions without relying on centralized institutions.
4. Economic impact of Bitroot
1. Bitroot will redistribute the value of the computing economy, allowing computation to be widely distributed while coordination remains neutral and verifiable, lowering entry barriers and enhancing resilience.
2. Bitroot infrastructure will transform from private assets to a coordinated network, where value creation no longer depends on control but is achieved through participation and collaboration.