Flux (FLUX) Nedir? (What is flux?)

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2 Feb 2024
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Herkese merhaba,

Flux (FLUX), platformlar arası ölçeklenebilir blockchain uygulamaları oluşturmak için tasarlanmış bulut tabanlı bir merkeziyetsiz hesaplama (bilgi işlem) ağıdır. Kendi blockchain ağını kullanan Flux, Ethereum (ETH) ve Avalanche (AVAX) dahil 7 blok zincirde daha çalışmaktadır.
Flux zincirindeki düğümler, ağdaki bilgi işlem kaynaklarına katkıda bulunarak kripto para ödülleri kazanır. Bilgi işlem kaynakları, Flux ekosistemindeki merkeziyetsiz uygulamalar (DApp'ler) tarafından kullanılır. Katılımcı düğümlerden oluşan geniş ağ sayesinde Flux, DApp geliştiricilerine son derece ölçeklenebilir bir platform sunar.Flux ağı Hizmet Olarak Blockchain (Blockchain-as-a-Service / BaaS) modeline dayanmaktadır. BaaS, geliştiricilerin bir blockchain altyapısı üzerinde kendi uygulamalarını ya da akıllı sözleşmelerini oluşturmak, barındırmak ve kullanmak için bulut tabanlı çözümlerden yararlanmasına olanak tanır. Bu açıdan Flux, Amazon Web Services (AWS) ve Google Cloud gibi bulut hizmeti sağlayıcılarına benzemektedir. Ancak bunların aksine Flux, blockchain teknolojisine dayanır ve bu da onun merkeziyetsiz bir platform olmasını sağlar.Flux, Flux ekosisteminin bir parçasını oluşturan ve paralel varlıklar olarak anılan token’lar aracılığıyla diğer blokzincirlerle bağlantı kurar. Bunlar, Flux’un çalıştığı blokzincirlerde yarattığı kripto paralardır ve ana Flux zinciriyle karşılıklı değiştirilebilir. Paralel varlıklar, köprü protokollerindeki sarılmış token’lara benzetilebilir. Şu an Flux ekosisteminde 7 paralel varlık vardır: FLUX-KDA, FLUX-ETH, FLUX-BSC, FLUX-SOL, FLUX-TRX, FLUX-AVAX, FLUX-ERG.

FLUX Coin Projesi

Flux ekosisteminin temelinde platformun yerel kripto para birimi olan FLUX coin bulunur. FLUX coin platformda bilgi işlem gücü kaynağı satın almak için kullanılır. Ağa bilgi işlem gücüyle katkı sunan düğümler de FLUX coin ile ödüllendirilir. FLUX coin aynı zamanda ağdaki işlem ücretlerinin ödenmesinde kullanılır.

Flux (FLUX) projesinin kurucuları kimler?

Flux, 2018 yılında bir ZCash (ZEC) çatalı olarak kuruldu. Başlangıçta projenin adı ZelCash (ZEL) idi. Mart 2021'de ZelCash, Flux’a dönüştürüldü ve ZEL coin, FLUX coin adını aldı.
Flux coin projesi üç kurucu ortağa sahiptir. Kurucu ortaklardan biri olan Daniel Keller, şu an şirketin CSO’luğunu yürütüyor. Bir diğer kurucu ortak Tadeas Kmenta, projenin geliştirilmesinden sorumlu ve inovasyonları yönetiyor. Flux’un üçüncü kurucu ortağı olan Parker Honeyman ise COO’luk görevini yürütüyor.


Flux (FLUX) projesini özel yapan ne?

Öncelikle, Flux (FLUX), merkeziyetsiz bir bulut ağı olarak öne çıkmaktadır. Bu, onu geleneksel bulut sistemlerinden ayırır ve daha güvenli, daha verimli, daha maliyetsiz kılar.Flux’un bir ayırt edici tarafı da konsensus mekanizmasıdır. Flux blockchain, Proof-of-Useful-Work (PoUW) konsensüs mekanizmasını kullanır. Bu, Bitcoin (BTC) başta olmak üzere birçok blokzincirde kullanılan klasik Proof-of-Work (PoW) mekanizmasını dönüştürerek daha sürdürülebilir kılma potansiyeline sahip bir modeldir.Flux, GPU madencilerinin blokzinciri güvence altına almak için kullandıkları büyük miktarda bilgi işlem (hesaplama) gücünü, geleneksel PoW zincirlerindeki rastgele problemler yerine gerçek dünya problemlerini çözmek üzere kullanmayı amaçlamaktadır. Bu gerçek dünya problemleri, video kodlamadan hava durumunu tahmin etmeye ve araştırma ekiplerine makine öğrenimi modellerinde yardımcı olmaya kadar uzanmaktadır.

FLUX coin istatistikleri

FLUX coin maksimum arzı bulunan bir kripto para birimidir. FLUX coin maksimum arzı 440.000.000 FLUX olarak belirlenmiştir. FLUX piyasa değeri ise bu yazı yazıldığı sırada yaklaşık 226 milyon dolardır.

FLUX coin whitepaper

Flux (FLUX) projesinin whitepaper’ına buraya tıklayarak erişebilirsiniz.
Introduction
This paper provides an in-depth description of the Flux Ecosystem and its novel subcomponents which are released or pending future release. The Flux Team aims to make this paper accessible to everyone by providing non-technical summaries of the entire ecosystem. Individual technical papers for each project component are in-process and will be released as they become available.

Note: Flux started life as “Zelcash”, or simply “Zel”. This project was rebranded to the Flux nomenclature March 27th, 2021. There are possible places in code, literature, and publications that still reference “Zel”.


Executive Summary

The Flux Ecosystem is a suite of decentralized computing services and blockchain-as-a-service solutions which offer an interoperable, decentralized, AWS-like development environment. Flux utilizes a native POW (Proof-of-Work) coin to power this ecosystem, providing incentive for hardware hosters, governance on-chain, and bad actor mitigation via staking requirements for running hardware. The Flux operating system runs on top of Linux to provide the network with verified and benchmarked high-availability compute power and utilizes the blockchain to ensure transparency in governance operations. Flux node operators can choose from three tiers of hardware requirements to stand up after providing the necessary Flux capital soft-locked in their wallet. This allows anyone to be rewarded for providing hardware to the network, from anywhere in the World.

Unresolved Blockchain Needs
Ignoring the overwhelming number of blatant Bitcoin/currency and Dash/masternode projects that litter the space without contributing new features or ideas, there is still a huge number of projects aiming to solve a small handful of blockchain problems. Competition between projects to solve the same problem is always healthy, but this can negatively impact the speed of new emerging technologies being introduced to the world. The next generation of blockchain technology requires answers to these problems along with a set standard approach to implementing the technology and package its use into a digestible set of tools for current and future developers. Flux has built these necessary development tools to speed up the usage of blockchain solutions through creating real-world use cases and the underlying technologies necessary to build these products and platforms. The Flux Ecosystem has a plethora of current and future technologies to offer the world, and we are always working on adding more features to our offering through partnerships with other crypto projects in the space via strategic partnerships and our FluxLabs incubator (see below). With these partnerships, we will help speed up delivery of usable blockchain products to the masses in easy-to-use applications Flux - The Decentralized Computational Network 7 and products. Projects that are currently working on single, large-scale blockchain problems can save time and resources by leveraging the Flux Network for scalable, decentralized enterprise-grade hardware resources to allow them to focus on their own projects. Partnerships will also help bring together the fractured crypto space to create an ecosystem of complementary products that work seamlessly together.

All blockchain teams and believers are in this together, building a new and exciting digital infrastructure to support the future. 


Why blockchain needs the Flux Ecosystem?
We believe Flux is vital to the blockchain space as it provides critical infrastructure, development tools, and industry experience necessary to quicken the pace of blockchain solution rollouts. There are many modules to the Ecosystem, which are detailed below, that offer novel and easyto-use products for both developers and consumers. By building a complete portfolio of blockchain resources, new technologies can emerge faster with more real-world use cases and advanced features so that crypto can continue its growth towards mainstream usage. Flux allows us to build our own novel blockchain products, for strategic partners to leverage computing power and services they require to thrive, and for independent blockchain developers to launch their ideas efficiently and effectively.

Flux is a native crypto asset with its own blockchain. There are Flux “parallel assets” to allow the Flux governance coin to function on all DeFi protocols including Kadena, Binance Smart Chain, Ethereum, Tron, Solana and more, over time.


Flux Ecosystem & Core Modules


Flux is a fair-mined, proof-of-work cryptocurrency that acts as a utility asset for onboarding to the Ecosystem and powering the transaction of information across the Ecosystem. The asset also acts as the main incentivization for operating a FluxNode: enterprise-grade server hardware powering the Ecosystem. Flux can be attained via GPU mining, trading on available exchanges, and as rewards for operating nodes. Our Ecosystem is a community-based project with a foundation that represents the community’s voice and protects the community’s wishes for the project. Flux is a fork of Zcash. Our team strives to implement the necessary security and performance improvements from Zcash to stay lock-step with the Zcash team as Flux continues to commit its own improvements to the codebase. The basic coin parameters for Flux are:
Other major differences of Flux from Zcash is our commitment to remaining ASIC-resistant by continually changing the POW algorithm to stay ahead of ASIC/FPGA1 development and the addition of the FluxNodes layer, outlined below.

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The critical need for the Flux distributed ledger is to provide a complete and efficient asset that can operate seamlessly with every module in the Ecosystem. Flux gives the Ecosystem its own master transparent ledger, recording necessary transactions of data within the Ecosystem while also acting as a currency to purchase services and cover required transaction costs for 3rd party application interactions. The Flux asset provides a complete set of utility-based functionality for users to interact with our products.

Algorithm swapping would only pertain to ASIC/FPGA development that was vastly more efficient than CPU/GPUs, which has typically been the case in the past.

Another critical aspect is it provides a level of control that is required for the Ecosystem to function properly. One example is the rewards aspect for operators running FluxNodes. They are incentivized by collecting Flux, else there would be no network. As the project and network grow, the value of Flux will more than likely increase as its utility is leveraged by projects with new use cases. In order to scale the network, the required collateral and hardware specifications for running a node will likely change to meet demand, and the utility of Flux allows the project to adjust the network accordingly, with the involvement of the community. This adjustment could look something like doubling the hardware requirements and halving the collateral requirements to scale the network without requiring operators to acquire more Flux (this is a simplified example for explanation). Flux will also be the recommended currency for commerce on the network. The team plans to accept major cryptocurrencies and fiat, but customers using Flux to purchase distributed computing power will receive substantial discounts. We have decided to not exclusively require Flux as that tactic artificially locks out many potential users, such as businesses and individuals who require computing services but are not conducting their business in crypto assets.FluxNodes are what really differentiate Flux from other crypto projects. There are many projects that offer “masternodes” via low-powered nodes that process transactions. FluxNodes turn this idea on its head by requiring highly-available, enterprise-grade hardware, along with sufficient Flux collateral, to operate on the network and provide real, useful computing power to the network. Operating a FluxNode is also available to anyone with the required Flux and hardware, making the network actually decentralized both in who can run a node and the geographic location of the nodes. At the time of writing, there are over 11500 FluxNodes in operation spread across the World with hundreds of unique node operators. The concept of FluxNodes emerged from a discussion about how to positively scale a decentralized application, development, and smart contract network, such as Ethereum. Projects like Lisk, Neo, and others have been able to do so, however they face considerable consolidation away from being decentralized, instead only offering nodes and development tools to a limited group. This consolidation of ownership also hampers scalability considerably, as evidenced by Ethereum’s multi-year endeavor to figure out how to get above 25 TPS (Ethereum is aiming at upwards of 1 million TPS, so it could be a slow road). With FluxNodes, the goal has always been to have thousands of potential nodes operating on the network, allowing anyone to participate and solve the scalability issue through available raw processing power.

There are three tiers of FluxNodes with different levels of required collateral and hardware specifications, outlined below. The node collaterals and requirements were revised in March/April of 2022.In order to create a functional, highly-available decentralized network, Flux needs more than just the hardware. The following sections discuss the software side of FluxNodes, and how these components will work together to create a complete blockchain solution development platform.

FluxNodes are only made possible by the Flux operating system, running as a second-layer stack on top of Ubuntu/Debian.


Flux - The Decentralized Computational NetworkOnce confirmed on the network a node is eligible for rewards. New nodes are added to the end of a tiered node list. (eg. One list for Cumulus, one for Nimbus etc.) When a node gets to the first position in the queue it receives the block reward for that specific tier (for ex. 5.625 Flux for a Cumulus) and go to the end of the queue. Example: If there are currently 984 cumulus nodes on the network, and average block time is 2m that is: 984 * 2 / 60 = 32,8h average reward payout cycle. The nodes are also rewarded with parallel assets, for each native Flux earned a node operator is eligible for an additional 0.1 of each of the 10 first Flux parallel assets, essentially doubling the rewards. Parallel assets have to be actively claimed in the Fusion App inside of the Zelcore wallet.
Flux is the “brain” of the FluxNodes and the Flux Computational Network. It is an open-source MEVN stack built from scratch by the Flux Team which acts as a second layer operating system to complement the base Linux OS running on all FluxNodes. An operational network of decentralized computing power is one of the core modules to the Flux Ecosystem, providing the ability for Flux and 3rd party developers alike to run their applications on a fair-priced network with no single point-of-failure. Since FluxNodes are operated in a decentralized manner by individual Flux holders, and geographically-spaced all over the world, developers can rest assured that their applications are accessible by users at all times and locations. Deployment of applications, websites, databases, etc. will rely on “dockerization” with our current strategy. The advantages of Docker apps are discussed below. Flux acts as the master coordinator for launching dockerized applications, sidechains, and asset layers. It handles the deployment of the apps, manages the resources of each FluxNode to balance hardware usage, and communicates between the FluxNodes to provide real-time computing metrics. This connectivity also helps ensure each FluxNode is meeting the minimum system requirements by active benchmarking to ensure fair operator rewards and a robust decentralized network. If you are familiar with Docker, Kubernetes, and other container-type platforms, then you’ll feel at home with the Flux Computational Network. Flux then gives Docker app builders the ability to deploy their applications onto the Flux Network at a lower cost to the developer than renting virtual or dedicated servers. The Flux Team chose to build Flux from the ground up to provide software that was perfectly tailored to the FluxNodes Network, which will allow for faster iterative development, easier maintenance of the codebase, and a wider range of community contributions to the project by enabling JavaScript developers to take part. This ease-of-use approach will greatly assist quick deployment of sidechains, asset layers, 3rd party apps, smart contracts, basically anything that can be built into a container. All this is achievable using a relatively new concept of the MEVN stack mentioned above, which consists of MongoDB (popular databasing program), Express (web framework in JS), Vue.js (framework for JS applications), and Node.js (cross-platform JS runtime environment). Along with Docker for containerizing applications, almost any developer can create an application that will run smoothly on the FluxNodes Network. Each FluxNode will have a standardized web portal/GUI, viewable on the web, but with locked down access from unauthorized entry by utilizing ZelID. Only authenticated users can access the Admin privileges by logging into their FluxNode using Zelcore. When a user attempts to log into a FluxNode, a signed message is generated by Zelcore and sent to the FluxNode for authentication and only authenticated ZelID’s can be granted access. These authorized users (FluxNode operators) will also be able to update the Flux Daemon and Flux from the web portal, so no more needing to log into your server and running code/scripts to update to current releases, just click a button. Flux leverages a tiered-privilege API system, allowing it to lock down access to FluxNode and daemon functions that should not be open to the public. Locking down access by user type allows the Network to be utilized by developers and app users without compromising the security and stability of the FluxNode itself. There are 4 levels of privileges currently employed by Flux:

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1. Public level — no sign-in required, provides very basic API access to public chain information.
2. Zelcore User — requires a signed message from any ZelID, this level is made available for future services that would require a ZelID/Zelcore wallet to access.
3. Flux Team User — requires a signed message from a unique set of ZelID’s, locking out the standard user. This level is critical for allowing the decentralized network to choose deployment requirements and manage FluxNode resources.
4. FluxNode Owner/operator — Top level privilege only accessible with a signed message from the owner’s ZelID. Owner can update their node software and future privileged commands/ information, including assigning privilege to other Zel ID’s at owner’s discretion. HTTP requests via URL to access daemon RPC are protected by this tiered-privilege hierarchy. This is one major difference of Flux vs. other RPC-over-HTTP or Bitcore solutions in that the FluxNode is protected against malicious calls to the daemons and server hardware. This foundation laid out by Flux allows deep integration of the Flux chain. The daemon is accessible via API commands in the URL bar; some informational commands are open to the public, such as validateaddress, while commands to generate a transaction or query more private commands are locked down to the authenticated ZelID’s. Integrating the Flux daemon with Flux allows the computing network to seamlessly interact with the chain p2p network and provide a foundation for interacting with future sidechains, smart contract platforms, and asset layers. More technical details and developer resources will be discussed in a supplementary blackpaper focused solely on the Flux Computational Network. Release of blackpaper is TBD.



Zelcore is the multi-asset crypto wallet and platform. It offers custody management of over 250 cryptocurrency assets, along with over 25,000 digital assets on the Ravencoin, NEO, and Ontology asset layers. Zelcore also offers built-in trading services of major centralized exchanges (Binance, Kraken, Bittrex) and quick-swap services (CoinSwitch, InstaSwap, Changelly, Kyber, etc.). This allows users to mine, store, transact, and exchange a huge number of crypto assets within the same secure, easy-to-use application. Zelcore is available for Windows, MacOS, Linux, and mobile versions for iOS and Android. Upgrading and maintenance of Zelcore is made easy by having a single codebase for each device type and has a strong team of beta testers checking each release. The platform utilizes a unique accounts system scheme based on a username and password combination, secured by salts and additional security features. The username/password scheme was chosen to provide convenience for the end user compared to other wallets that rely on impossible-to-remember combinations of random words or characters. These mnemonic setups are very secure but not convenient enough to act as the login for people who use their crypto wallets every day. To secure Zelcore’s username/password approach, additional layers of security are available including second-layer passphrases and biometrics, and our unique decentralized two-factor authentication system. This entire identification and authentication platform is called ZelID, described below. Zelcore acts as a frontend for the Flux Ecosystem. The Zelcore Team is always adding new assets and features for users, and as more Ecosystem modules roll out, Zelcore will allow users to interact with these features. Some examples are: creating metrics dashboards for FluxNode operators, a digital marketplace for apps and services running on FluxNodes, and a payments gateway for purchasing computing services on the network. Upcoming features include aggregated crypto and fiat-ramp pricing with transparent costs, native integration of the upcoming Kadenaswap decentralized exchange, yield and staking for Flux and other assets, addition of lending protocols and next-gen smart contract negotiations.

Flux - The Decentralized Computational NetworkFluxLabs is an incubation and acceleration program of Flux Technologies for blockchain and technology-based projects with a focus on early stage start-ups in the emerging blockchain and cryptocurrency industries. The program focuses on three main functions:
1. Beneficial specific use-case and adoption in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space.
2. Structured brainstorming workshops, community events, and raising awareness of both Flux and FluxLabs projects together.
3. Facilitate connections with like-minded projects and co-marketing for new technologies and partnerships. FluxLabs specifically focuses on projects that add beneficial and functional technology to the blockchain space. All projects invited to join FluxLabs incubation program need to be operational in full developmental phase and have a reviewable business model. FluxLabs is creating one of the best communities and networks of blockchain technology entrepreneurs, experts, mentors and investors. This network is leveraged to support and develop startups in growing their business, strengthening their commercial presence and increasing outreach and competitiveness in local, regional and international markets. The Flux Ecosystem benefits from each and every partnership as diverse technologies are adapted for and integrated into the Flux Project. Projects brought under FluxLabs also receive asset management integration into Zelcore, along with solicited advice on many aspects of developing a complete, functional project and business. General FluxLabs features include: • Asset integration in Zelcore for Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. • Accelerate legal, security, business and operations if desired. • Focus on the development of chosen platforms and guidance through iterative build processes including integration in Zelcore. • Guidance to other partners in the space to grow their project and build logical partnerships. FluxLabs services are included in the Zelcore integration price for early projects that meet set standards and are accepted for the incubation and acceleration development program. Zelcore integration and FluxLabs assistance is provided at very competitive rates, unlike other services in the space that have a large reach but require a substantial amount of coins for manipulative market making and advertising schemes that do not necessarily benefit the applicant project.
Parallel Assets
We have made the Flux asset more accessible, trade-able, and interactive with the DeFi space by doing strategic airdrops of Flux-based assets on other major chains. Snapshots are taken of current native Flux holders’ addresses and the new tokens are claimable via the “Fusion” app within Zelcore. Furthermore GPU miners and FluxNode operators earn parallel assets on top of their regular block rewards through parallel mining. At the time of writing parallel assets have been released on Kadena, Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Tron and Solana.The parallel assets are tokens on those chains and can leverage DeFi and any other options available on a specific chain. More parallel assets and blockchain integrations will be released as new DeFi products emerge and stabilize into reputable service platforms. To participate, crypto users only need to be holding Flux. Flux staked for FluxNodes is automatically captured in the snapshots and available for claiming within Fusion.

Official Links
WEBSITE runonflux.io
FluxLabs /fluxlabs.html
Flux Store gotflux.store/cart
XDAO /xdao.html
Block Explorers explorer.runonflux.io explorer.flux.zelcore.io
Documentation wiki.runonflux.io
Medium fluxofficial.medium.com

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Flux (FLUX) gerek kendine özgü konsensüs mekanizması gerek sunduğu merkeziyetsiz bulut ağıyla hem blockchain dünyasında hem de teknoloji sektöründe önemli bir yer edinebilir. FLUX coin yorum ve analizi yapılırken şimdiden gelecek vadeden kripto paralar arasında gösterilmektedir. Flux coin geleceği parlak olduğu göz önüne alındığında yatırım tavsiyeleri bulunmaktadır.

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