Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is EMC, and how does it differ from other blockchain platforms?

EMC (Edge Matrix Chain) is a Layer-1 public blockchain focused on tokenizing both AI software and hardware assets. Unlike traditional chains, EMC offers deep integration of AI Agents and hardware nodes, enabling global compute sharing, asset tokenization, and a powerful intelligent ecosystem.

How can I participate in the EMC ecosystem?

• Users: Purchase and stake EMC tokens; participate in transaction mining, referral mining, or compute sharing.

• Developers: Launch and distribute AI applications via the EMC Hub.

• Hardware Providers: Connect GPU servers, IoT devices, or robotics hardware to the EMC network for hardware mining.

• Investors: Subscribe to or trade tokenized AI or hardware assets on secondary markets.

How is EMC different from conventional centralized AI cloud services?

EMC aggregates global idle hardware resources and AI developer expertise in a decentralized manner. With token-based incentives, participants collectively benefit from platform growth. Compared to centralized providers, EMC offers more openness, lower entry costs, and a shared-value model for the entire community.

What supports the value of EMC tokens?

EMC is used for gas fees on the EMC public chain, serves as a primary trading pair, and functions as a reward token for compute and staking incentives. Its demand and intrinsic value grow as more hardware and AI projects onboard, driving token utility across multiple network scenarios (e.g., AI Agent calls, hardware leasing, governance voting).

How does EMC ensure security?

All core contracts undergo professional security audits. The ecosystem also incorporates blacklist measures, anti-cheating mechanisms, and AI-based risk controls. Additionally, the community actively participates in reporting and monitoring, further reinforcing overall security and transparency.