Iagon (IAG) Price, Liquidity & Market Data

How it works

Iagon separates roles cleanly across the marketplace. Node operators register on Cardano and stake IAG to provide storage capacity, with future compute resources following the same pattern. Consumers purchase storage subscriptions denominated against real infrastructure usage, and subscription revenue is distributed to operators according to documented performance metrics. Delegators can commit IAG to operators to share in node earnings without running hardware themselves. Cardano records staking and network participation, while Iagon coordinates the underlying storage resources, encryption, sharding, and redundancy.

What it solves

Modern cloud services are concentrated in a small number of centralized providers, which creates cost, privacy, availability, and control trade-offs for users and enterprises. Iagon reduces dependence on those centralized clouds by distributing storage across independent operators with encryption, sharding, and redundancy at the protocol level, while building toward a decentralized compute marketplace that follows the same model.

Who it is for

Node operators supplying storage capacity today and compute in the future; consumers, developers, and enterprises purchasing decentralized cloud infrastructure via subscriptions; and IAG holders participating in the network through node staking and delegation.

Key features

• Decentralized cloud storage marketplace live in production.
• Cardano-native node registration and IAG staking.
• Client-side encryption, sharding, and redundancy across independent nodes.
• Performance-tier reward system for node operators.
• Storage staking and delegation for IAG holders.
• Planned decentralized compute marketplace as the long-term platform expansion.