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Price change (24h):
6.68%
High (24h):
$0.00707512
Low (24h):
$0.00648888
Volume (24h):
$66.92
Market Cap:
$245.98K
All Time High:
99.56% $1.60
Nov 1, 2020
All Time Low:
318% $0.00
May 19, 2021
Nuco.cloud (NCDT) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2013. The protocol inhabits the decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN) niche, running a permissionless compute marketplace on Ethereum.
The service aggregates idle processor cycles—scavenged from dormant smartphones, dusty desktops, and underloaded servers—into a unified virtual supercomputer. That pooled floating-point capacity then gets resold to research labs and commercial customers whose demand spikes routinely outstrip centralized cloud budgets. By porting the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) onto a tokenized rail, the platform zeroes in on a very specific friction: millions of teraflops sitting dead while scientific workloads queue for expensive proprietary clusters.
Nuco.cloud operates on the Ethereum network. The native token conforms to the ERC-20 specification.
Architectural heft lives in two tiers. The consumer layer runs through the nuco.client application, a thin wrapper that signals BOINC readiness to the matching engine. Its companion, Nuco.compute, carves out a heavily controlled enterprise lane where buyers mandate exact hardware profiles, upper latency bounds, geofenced execution zones, and auditable data security certifications. Only vetted professional data centers execute these contracts. That bifurcated design attracted a notable stamp: Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) awarded the project a direct grant, making it the first blockchain venture to secure such state backing.
The intellectual lineage traces further back to 2002, when UC Berkeley’s Space Science Laboratory architected BOINC to crutch enormous astrophysics calculations. Nuco.cloud arrived eleven years later, fusing a commodity token economy to that mature grid substrate. Its 2013 inception places it among the primordial cohort of tokenized distributed computing networks, long before the industry coined the DePIN label.
The permanent ambition is to fracture the hyperscale cloud oligopoly. Instead of routing all workloads to a handful of gated data center zones, the protocol tilts the economic gravity toward the edge—turning household electronics into income-producing compute cells. This is not a storage play or a file-sharing layer; the core thesis is the commodification of raw floating-point throughput across a stateless, globally dispersed workforce.
NCDT functions narrowly as the settlement gas for all compute jobs. A customer posts a task and locks a payment in NCDT; the brokerage layer matches it to capable providers, who collect the token reward upon work-unit validation. The asset thus cycles as a transient micro-payment instrument, useful immediately for purchasing more compute or for converting into euros, dollars, and other crypto assets.
Providers install the client, leave it running, and automatically receive BOINC assignments tailored to their hardware envelope. Payouts settle as jobs complete. Enterprise counterparties operate differently: they bid on dedicated Nuco.compute resources, stipulating architecture and compliance parameters, and the system invoices them in NCDT for reserved node hours. Certified data centers monetize slack capacity by fulfilling these parameterized orders.
Nuco.cloud has a maximum supply of 50,000,000 tokens. Currently, 34,777,133.66 NCDT are in circulation. The supply is hard-capped with no inflationary minting scheme; the full 50 million ceiling represents the eventual terminal distribution. With a market capitalization of $397,457.00, Nuco.cloud ranks #3,955 among all cryptocurrencies.
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