Tashi Network

Tashi Network positions itself as a coordination layer for intelligent systems, with a three-layer architecture separating real-time machine consensus from blockchain settlement: Vertex runs a DAG-based gossip protocol with virtual voting at the edge, delivering leaderless, gas-free BFT consensus in 26 to 103 milliseconds with events ordered by collective witness to suppress front-running; Lattice is a global DePIN layer of more than 50,000 staked nodes handling discovery, NAT traversal, validation and reputation routing; Arc bridges coordination results to Ethereum, Solana, Hedera and 20-plus chains only when settlement is needed. Proofs of Coordination are multi-signed records that anyone can verify.

At the crossroads of robotics, AI agents and IoT, Tashi's deployed products include FoxMQ, a decentralized MQTT broker sold to enterprise customers, ROS 2 gateways and agent registries, with applications paying in USD or USDC rather than tokens. Most coordination happens inside private networks, so the publicly verifiable portion is limited to Arc-published proofs and staking records.