Marlin (POND)

Marlin is an open protocol that gives DeFi and Web 3.0 a network infrastructure that can be programmed and has high performance. Metanodes are the nodes in the Marlin network. They run the MarlinVM, which gives developers a way to deploy customised overlays and do computations at the edge.

Using MarlinVM, you can build overlays like: * Low-latency block multicast to scale blockchains * Low-latency mempool sync for arbitrageurs * Mesh networks * Anonymity networks like mixnets * Device optimization and caching of API responses to Infura, Alchemy, etc.

Its native utility token, POND, is used for: * Running validator nodes on the network through staking * Making and voting on governance proposals to decide how network resources are distributed * Deciding on a set of network performance auditors and paying users from an insurance fund in case of a SLA breach

Marlin wants to make good on the promise of a decentralised web where applications that are secured by the blockchain work just as well as Web 2.0 apps.

Developers Siddhartha, Prateesh, and Roshan came up with the idea for Marlin. All three of them have a lot of experience with peer-to-peer networking.

Siddhartha worked at Microsoft and Adobe and is the author of two US patents. He created Zilliqa, which was the first high-throughput blockchain to use sharding in production. Prateesh is working on his PhD in Computer Networks at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and Roshan, who is a big fan of open source, helped build the Boost C++ libraries.

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