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Introduction

Aussivo pioneers a decentralized infrastructure revolution :

an autonomous, blockchain-powered ecosystem delivering scalable compute, hosting, and digital services on demand.

1.Executive Summary

Aussivo is an intelligent blockchain layer that integrates seamlessly with cloud infrastructure — bringing decentralization, auditability, and automation to the heart of modern cloud systems.

At its core, Aussivo uses a Secure Proof-of-Stake (SPoS) blockchain enhanced with zk-rollup technology, allowing the network to process over 15,000+ transactions per second (TPS). This ensures high speed and low fees, without compromising security or decentralization.

What makes Aussivo stand out is its Gastank Protocol, which sponsors all gas fees for users. This means users can interact with dApps without needing tokens in their wallet — creating a truly gasless and wallet-free experience.

Powering the entire ecosystem is $ASVO, a deflationary utility token used for compute resources, governance, staking, and transaction execution. Users, node operators, and DAO members all earn $ASVO for contributing to the network — creating a powerful flywheel of adoption and growth.


Key Highlights

  • Scalability: 15,000+ TPS with zk-rollup and sharding enhancements
  • Gasless UX: No wallet or gas coins needed for end users
  • Built-in Security: Hardware-based verification with Nitro Enclaves
  • Smart Tokenomics: Deflationary $ASVO with burn mechanics
  • Governance Ready: On-chain DAO and emergency override system (GateSeal)

2.The Problem We’re Solving

Today’s IT world relies on cloud and blockchain systems that often act like insurance plans with confusing fine print and hidden fees. Businesses struggle with unclear coverage, unexpected costs, and growing cyber risks. Aussivo simplifies this by offering clear, built‑in Web3‑grade security so every deployment is covered from end to end.

2.1 Centralization & Lack of Transparency

  • Untraceable Data Workflows: Enterprises can’t verify where their data came from or how it was processed
  • Hidden Billing Models: Users struggle to understand or audit cloud billing
  • Vendor Lock-In: Cloud platforms use proprietary APIs, limiting portability

2.2 Security Gaps & Audit Challenges

  • No Verifiable Proofs: Logs and security events can be deleted or manipulated
  • Complex Threats: Attackers exploit runtime and supply-chain vulnerabilities
  • Lack of Real-Time Attestation: Security breaches are often detected too late

2.3 Barriers to Web3 Adoption

  • High Gas Fees: User onboarding is expensive and intimidating
  • Wallet Complexity: Managing private keys is risky and confusing
  • Cross-Chain Confusion: Interoperability across blockchains is still broken
Aussivo’s Answer :

Aussivo solves all of these challenges by bringing together cloud-level orchestration and blockchain-level transparency - in one platform.

With features like on-chain resource tracking, real-time security proofs, gasless transactions, and multi-chain support, Aussivo makes it easy for any team - technical or not - to deploy, secure, and scale decentralized applications with full confidence.

3. Our Solution

Aussivo’s ecosystem is built with modular, enterprise-grade architecture to remove the friction of both Web2 and Web3 infrastructure.

3.1 On-Chain Governance & Auditability

  • Track Everything: Every virtual machine, container, or data file is logged as an on-chain transaction — capturing details like location, configs, and runtime duration
  • Auto Billing: Smart contracts trigger usage-based billing at each stage, with real-time invoices that auditors and partners can verify instantly

3.2 Advanced Security Agent (ASA)

  • 24/7 Monitoring: ASA constantly checks file integrity, running processes, and network activity — turning them into verifiable cryptographic proofs
  • Hardware Attestation: In higher tiers, ASA runs inside Nitro Enclaves using trusted hardware to prove code authenticity
  • Immutable Logs: Security logs are anchored to the blockchain, ensuring tamper-proof audit trails for regulators and compliance teams

3.3 Secure zk-Rollup Layer

  • Massive Scale: Bundles hundreds of transactions into a single zk-proof, reducing fees and congestion
  • Instant Finality: Each zk-proof is verified by the Aussivo mainnet within seconds, making layer-2 interactions feel just as fast as layer-1

3.4 Gastank Relayer Network

  • No More Gas Worries: Gastank nodes handle gas payments for users and settle later using $ASVO
  • Meta-Transactions: Users only sign an intent — the relayer turns that into a blockchain transaction
  • Cross-Chain Smart Routing: Relayers choose the best path across EVM and non-EVM chains for lowest latency and cost

3.5 One-Click AI Marketplace

  • Pre-Built Templates: Deploy ERP systems, LMS apps, AI inference engines, and DeFi modules in a few clicks
  • Fast Setup: Use Infrastructure-as-Code and pre-audited contracts to go live in minutes, not days
  • Benchmarked & Curated: Only high-performance services make it to the marketplace, backed by AI vetting

3.6 Deflationary Token – $ASVO

  • Automatic Burns: A portion of every transaction is burned using an EIP-1559-style model, reducing total supply over time
  • DAO-Led Evolution: $ASVO holders vote on key protocol decisions, fee structures, and feature upgrades

4. Architecture Overview

4.1 SPoS Blockchain Layer

  • Secure Proof-of-Stake (SPoS): Validator nodes stake $ASVO to secure the chain
  • Fast & Fair: Leader selection uses VRF (Verifiable Random Function) for fairness
  • High Performance: Supports 15,000+ TPS with zk-rollups and sharding

4.2 Core System Components

ComponentFunction
Validator NodesStake $ASVO, validate blocks, verify zk-proofs, finalize transactions
Gastank RelayersConvert meta-transactions, sponsor gas, and settle ASVO fees off-chain
Security Agent (ASA)Runs continuous audits and anchors verified security logs on-chain
AI MarketplaceDeploys pre-built smart services via Infrastructure-as-Code templates
Cross-Chain BridgesConnects Aussivo with EVM and non-EVM chains via zk and multisig bridges

Component Diagram

Component Diagram