Mira Network (MIRA) is a high-performance blockchain protocol designed to power AI-integrated Web3 applications and DeFi platforms through a scalable, low-cost infrastructure. Built for speed, trust, and flexibility, Mira combines artificial intelligence verification with decentralised computation to enable real-time automation, content validation, and on-chain data processing.
The MIRA token is the native asset of the network, used for transaction fees, staking, governance, and validator incentives. Its modular architecture allows developers to create custom execution environments, supporting a broad range of decentralised applications and AI-driven systems.
Mira operates on the Mira-20 blockchain, a purpose-built network that uses parallel processing and sharding to achieve high throughput and near-zero transaction fees. The protocol supports both smart contracts and custom execution layers, giving developers flexibility to build scalable, application-specific environments.
The network employs an optimised Proof-of-Stake (PoS) or Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism for rapid finality and decentralisation. Integrated at the protocol level are AI verification algorithms that can detect inaccuracies or “hallucinations” in AI-generated content with up to 96% accuracy, adding a layer of transparency and trust to AI systems.
Mira also supports native cross-chain interoperability with major blockchains such as Ethereum and Solana, enabling seamless transfer of assets and data across ecosystems while maintaining security and performance.
Mira Network supports a wide range of AI-driven and decentralised applications, including:
The MIRA token powers all network operations, including gas fees, staking rewards, and governance participation.