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Fetch.ai Incentivized testnets are running now

Over a MILLION FET in rewards over the testnet phases!

You can learn more about this journey here. The current running testnet is Security themed, and you can get part of a substantial reward pool over the coming weeks: up to a quarter of a MILLION FET in rewards for taking part. Each themed testnet divides its focus up into different pieces, so there's something for everyone. Get started now!

Incentivized Testnet - Beacon World 1

Earn tokens while contributing to the governance and security of our network

Developing agents

Speed up the development of Autonomous Economic Agents using our framework

Getting Ready for mainnet v2

Learn how to use our ledger technologies as we prepare for mainnet v2

Here to build agents?

• Learn about the agent framework's architecture.
• Learn about the concepts.
• Build your first agent.

What is Fetch.ai

There are billions of devices, processes and pipelines around the world that are desperate for automation and communication. Most blockchains aren't built to handle such a large number of transactions, and none enable their clients to learn from the data generated and exchanged.

Fetch.ai is a platform built to bring value to data, by connecting devices and facilitating the creation of new markets based on what they learn from each other. It is the platform where truly autonomous decisions can be made.

Some of the technical features that will enable this autonomous world are:

• Blockchain sharding to increase concurrency and scalability
• Smart contract language with ML and AI capabilities
• Framework for rapid development of Autonomous Economic Agents (AEAs) that can be deployed in any device
• Support for fixed-point arithmetics to guarantee precision and determinism across all operations and transactions

Versions and release notes

As with any software and its documentation, things do change and evolve. We at Fetch.ai try to support backwards compatibility as much as possible, but deprecations will occur. Keep an eye our release notes, as these list all major changes.

Updates!

Documentation last updated on December 9th, 2020