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Cost-Effective Amazonian Solar-Powered Servers: Empowering Cardano Community as Global Blockchain Nodes

Problem

High server costs for Cardano SPOs hinder participation. Affordable options using clean energy are needed to ensure network decentralization and sustainability. We aim to give SSH servers for low cost

Solution

Solar-powered servers enable sustainable and cost-effective infrastructure, empowering Stake Pool Operators. Enhancing pool performance, expansion, and decentralization of the Cardano blockchain

Total to date

This is the total amount allocated to Cost-Effective Amazonian Solar-Powered Servers: Empowering Cardano Community as Global Blockchain Nodes.

₳40,000
Total funds requested
272
Total votes cast
₳34M
Votes yes
₳79.1M
Votes no

Team

The project team comprises the following members:

  • Victor Grecia (Project Coordinator and SPO ADABR):Responsibilities: Project coordination, overall management, and technical expertise.
  • Background: Victor Grecia is a neurosurgeon with a technical background in hardware and networking.
  • Social Media Profiles:Instagram: victor.grecia
  • LinkedIn: victorgrecia
  • Twitter: victorcardano
  • Discord: victorgrecia
  • Telegram: victorgrecia
  • ADABR (Adazulpool) website: adazulpool.com
  • Carlos Uchoa. ADABR Graphic Designer and marketing. Graduated from Federal Rio University. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlos-uchoa/
  • Tauan Binato. ADABR SPO. Computer Software Engineering from PUC-PR https://www.linkedin.com/in/tauanbinato/

The project also involves the engagement of outsourced professionals with specific expertise. These professionals include electrical engineers responsible for handling electrical infrastructure maintenance.

In order to establish effective communication and collaboration with the Cardano community, the project team has actively engaged with relevant technical group channels, including Discord and Telegram.

About Adazul Pool: Adazul [ADABR] was established in 2021 (pool ID: pool16pg8zc9zxxfjksquvjs6ljxuy8ng9xf79ekqekap98a8wjzuttg) and successfully mined a total of 171 blocks. However, due to the bear market and high server costs, the pool was temporarily retired. Nevertheless, with the collaboration of Victor Grecia and a new partnership, we breathed new life into Adazul by utilizing a bare-metal infrastructure previously employed by his CRIP pool, which had retired at that time and joined forces with Adazul. This historical context served as inspiration for our project idea of a cost-effective server infrastructure.

Currently, Adazul (Pool ID pool1z97uz9kzzfdekjjrmxvslvxzyj9jep6thf4he5qtmcdaqvznl8c) is undergoing restructuring, and we are actively investing in its growth. Our Twitter (https://twitter.com/adazulpool) and Telegram (https://t.me/adabrpool_ptbr) communities are highly engaged. Once the new parameters, fator k, and minpoolfee come into effect, we are confident that we will be among the validating pools for emerging blocks.

Thank you for your interest and support in our endeavors. We are dedicated to contributing to the Cardano ecosystem and fostering its decentralization.

victorgrecia
victorgrecia
tauanflores
tauanflores
Carlos Uchoa
Carlos Uchoa