Infrastructure
The Gensyn protocol has three components: peer-to-peer communication between machines, on-chain identity for every actor, and cryptographic verification of computation.
Communication: AXL
AXL is the network's communication layer, letting ML nodes exchange weights, gradients, and signals peer-to-peer. It supports any workload where machines need to talk directly to each other: training swarms, agent coordination, or open markets.
Identification: CHAIN
The Gensyn chain gives every actor (human, model, or agent) a stable on-chain identity that other software can address and depend on. It anchors reputation, credentials, history, and any coordination that needs to persist across interactions.
Verification: REE
REE is the network's verification layer, producing cryptographic evidence that computations ran as specified. That proof lets any party verify a training run, an inference, or a settlement computation without having to trust the operator.