Hey guys, I've been working on a new protocol called the Marketplace which is a decentralized execution protocol that co-ordinates and economizes the execution of computational work across a peer-to-peer network of nodes. Where there is no barrier to the node participation. Unlike modern cloud computing systems that rent out virtual computers to consumers, A marketplace consumer sends compute bound tasks directly to the network returning a future which the consumer can asynchronously check for completion. Similar to offloading a compute task to a free cpu core by an OS. A consumer can also fire multiple independent compute bound tasks to run in parallel, and check their status asynchronously while doing other tasks, similar to I/O operations. The compute bound task sent by the consumer is executed using a protocol specified in the Marketplace whitepaper (see attachment) where randomly selected idle devices on the network execute the compute work and receive financial rewards (money). Please read the whitepaper, and if you are interested, reply to this message. I've written some 50% to 60% of the code, and have just open sourced it on github.