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Overview

HyMatrix is an infinitely scalable decentralized computing network. Anyone can become a node operator by staking the native token AX (or tAX on the testnet), join the network, and participate in computation tasks.

Once a node successfully joins the network, it must complete identity registration in the core Registry module. The Registry serves as the global registry center of the HyMatrix network and records and publishes key information about all nodes, including:

  • Node ID (usually the wallet address operating the node)
  • Node name and description
  • Node’s public access URL
  • Supported VM types and runtime environments

After registration, the node's information will be publicly accessible across the network, allowing all users and developers to discover and interact with it. Developers can deploy their virtual machines to your node, and users can send computation task requests directly to your node.

Additionally, the Registry also serves as the foundation for inter-VM communication. Whenever one virtual machine needs to call another, it can query the Registry to quickly locate its host node and access details. This global mapping mechanism ensures the discoverability and interoperability of virtual machines across the network and is a key component supporting the decentralized computing ecosystem of HyMatrix.