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# Axone

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## The orchestration layer for AI

Axone is a layer-1 designed for collaborative AI training, governance and monetization at scale

Axone is designed to bring the tools for builders and communities to solve trust and incentive issues and unlock value through applications based on shared datasets and algorithms.

Axone is a public blockchain built to share and orchestrate any off-chain resource. Its architecture is specifically designed to:

Share any off-chain resource (datasets, algorithms, services...). Define and enforce highly customized rules on-chain (access rights, business models, governance models...). Build applications leveraging the shared resources according to the on-chain rules. Axone brings new opportunities for real-world coordination. It allows Smart Contracts to orchestrate off-chain data, from access management to highly complex workflows involving many shared datasets and services. This design opens the gates for the next generation of applications while keeping complete sovereignty over shared data and resources.

[WebSite](https://axone.xyz/)\
[GitHub](https://github.com/axone-protocol)\
[EXPLORER](https://explorer.stavr.tech/Axone-Mainnet)
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* **Minimum hardware requirements**:

| Node Type | CPU | RAM | Storage |
| --------- | --- | --- | ------- |
| Mainnet   | 4   | 8GB | 150GB   |

**Public Tools**

* **api:** [**https://axone.api.m.stavr.tech** <br>](https://axone.api.m.stavr.tech/)
* **rpc:** [**https://axone.rpc.m.stavr.tech**](https://axone.rpc.m.stavr.tech/)


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