What Is AIONET?

AIONET is a next-generation blockchain built on Proof of Memory (PoM) — a living consensus model that uses real-time performance of high-speed HBM-DRAM memory as its trust anchor. Instead of burning energy through mining or locking capital in staking, AIONET leverages AI-driven validation and memory-based operations to ensure fairness, speed, and security across the network.

This breakthrough design delivers sub-second finality, resistance to spoofing, and scalability that evolves with semiconductor innovation — making AIONET a sustainable path forward for blockchain.

✨ What’s New in V1.3

Drift-Aware PoD

Continuous entropy and signal-drift scoring validated under live multi-node execution, enabling machine liveness detection, replay resistance, and hardware fingerprinting.

AI-Scored Validation

AI fuses PoM throughput with PoD stability into a single adaptive trust score driving finality decisions under wide-bit hashing conditions.

HBM-DRAM Execution Path

Memory-bound execution path proven beyond traditional hash limits, supporting DDR-class systems today and architected for HBM3e and beyond without increased CPU stress.

Builder-First Transparency

Clear separation between raw execution data, summarized metrics, and investor-ready views — enabling independent inspection beyond surface-level claims.

🚀 AIONET Testnet — Live Observation

We recorded a live, continuous testnet run to demonstrate stability, continuity, and honest execution of wide memory-bound hashing in real time.

  • Live Observation: Multi-node execution · wide-bit hashing (8192-bit) · sustained run · low CPU utilization
  • BEMBH-8192: 8192-bit Memory-Bound Hash used as batch commitment
  • Key claim: wide-hash output has meaning only with deterministic construction + execution context
  • Note: the published clip may be time-compressed (constant fast-forward) to condense viewing
📄 Read BEMBH-8192 (PDF) ⬇️ Open Video Hi-RES File

Coming next: a “Raw In → Transcribed Out” UI where hash-anchored records deterministically map to readable outputs.

Video size Hi-RES ~650 MB. Playback may take a few seconds to buffer. The clip is time-compressed at a constant rate for review.

BEMBH-8192 is not proposed as a replacement for SHA/AES, but as a memory-bound batch commitment and execution fingerprint used alongside standard cryptographic primitives.

🔍 AIONET Testnet — Live Observation (SHA-256)

Raw, unedited recording of the AIONET testnet operating in real time under a standard SHA-256 hashing configuration.

  • Execution: 10-node testnet (real-time)
  • Node composition: 8 honest validators · 2 adversarial (spoofing) nodes
  • Hashing: SHA-256 (reference configuration)
  • Transaction interval: 200 ms
  • Editing: none (no fast-forward, no cuts)

Observed finality reflects security scoring, adversarial handling, and transaction cadence overhead — not theoretical minimum latency.

Living Consensus, In Motion

This front-end sketch simulates how AIONET tracks Memory Entropy, Validator Trust, and Finality Speed over time. Tap a control to see how PoM, PoD, and AI audit loops react like a living system.

This is a visual demo only — no wallets, keys, or live traffic yet. Later, the same UI can bind directly to real testnet metrics.

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Finality Speed
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🧠 Core Protocol Concepts

Proof of Memory (PoM)

AIONET’s core consensus. Rather than mining or staking, PoM uses high-speed HBM-DRAM and AI to verify node behavior in real time. If memory responds within expected bounds, transactions finalize — as fast as the hardware allows.

Proof of Drift (PoD)

PoD monitors how signals drift over time — entropy, decay, and variation — turning hardware behavior into a continuous liveness fingerprint that’s hard to spoof or replay.

AI Guardian Layer

An AI agent scores PoM + PoD metrics into a composite trust score, down-weighting noisy nodes and prioritizing stable, honest memory.

How the Stack Layers In

(Full model has deeper layers reserved for high-trust partners.)

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⏱️ Finality: AIONET vs Bitcoin & Ethereum

AIONET’s Proof of Memory (PoM) targets finality in 1–2 seconds, by riding memory bandwidth and AI scoring — not hashpower or capital locks.

Network Consensus Block Time Typical Finality Limitation
Bitcoin Proof of Work ~10 min ~60 min High energy spend
Ethereum Proof of Stake ~12 sec ~1–15 min Complex validator incentives
AIONET Proof of Memory <1 sec (target) ~1–2 sec (target) Scales with HBM-DRAM + AI

🔬 Science & Research

AIONET borrows heavily from real HBM-DRAM and memory-centric computing research, including published roadmaps from KAIST and other labs.

Download KAIST HBM Roadmap (PDF)

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🚀 AIONET Testnet

Below is a snapshot of our early explorer. Data shown is sample testnet data — validation in progress.

Roadmap Status

Phase 1 — Complete

Foundation & Living Consensus Validation

  • PoM + PoD execution scaffolding (live)
  • Internal multi-node testnet deployed & sustained runs recorded
  • AI-scored trust model integrated into validation loop (internal)
  • AIONETscan explorer preview (structured TX + trust + entropy view)
  • Wide memory-bound hashing validation (BEMBH-8192 context)
Phase 2 — In Progress

Open Testnet & Builder Access

  • External builder onboarding (first cohort via waitlist)
  • Validator participation framework + reputation propagation
  • Explorer read/write endpoints + SDK/API docs
  • Deterministic replay tooling + audit-ready logs
AIONETscan — Explorer Preview
Static preview • validation in progress
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👥 AIONET Core Contributors

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AIONET Architect

Consensus Design

PoM & PoD Logic

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Systems Engineer

Hardware Integration

HBM-DRAM Specialist

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Protocol Engineer

Blockchain Core

Testnet & APIs

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Research Scientist

Entropy Models

Trust & Drift Analysis

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Strategist

Ecosystem Growth

VC & Adoption Roadmap

Be Early To Living Consensus

Builders, validators, semiconductor partners, and researchers are welcome. If you work on HBM, DDR, AI infra, or security — we’d love to talk.

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