All ten layers, top down.

L10

Application

Web3 dApps and enterprise platforms. This is where end users meet the stack.

Components

  • Web apps
  • Mobile clients
  • Internal tools

Technologies

RemixNext.jsReact Native
L09

Developer Platform

SDKs, contracts and analytics that turn the stack into a buildable platform.

Components

  • karoowa-sdk
  • Contracts runtime
  • Analytics

Technologies

RustJSON-RPC 2.0WebSocketOpenAPI
L08

API & Integration

REST and GraphQL endpoints. The integration surface that makes DaaS feel like cloud.

Components

  • REST API
  • GraphQL
  • Webhooks
  • OAuth

Technologies

AlchemyQuickNodeThe Graph
L07

Identity & Security

Wallet identity, federated SSO, key management, audit trails.

Components

  • MMXX Identity
  • DIDs
  • Verifiable credentials

Technologies

WalletConnectOIDCOAuth 2.1
L06

Middleware

Node orchestration, indexing and RPC. The plumbing that translates user intent into network operations.

Components

  • RPC routing
  • Indexing services
  • Job queues

Technologies

Pocket NetworkInfuraSubsquid
L05

Smart Contracts

EVM and WASM runtimes. The deterministic execution environment.

Components

  • EVM
  • WASM
  • Move VM

Technologies

EthereumSolanaNearPolkadot
L04

Storage

Distributed file systems and content addressing. Replaces S3 and object storage.

Components

  • Object storage
  • Content addressing
  • Pinning

Technologies

IPFSFilecoinArweave
L03

Consensus

Proof of Stake and BFT variants. This is where the network agrees on truth.

Components

  • Validator set
  • BFT consensus
  • Finality gadgets

Technologies

TendermintEthereum PoSTower BFT
L02

Node Infrastructure

Validators and full nodes. The operators staking capital to secure the network.

Components

  • Validator nodes
  • Full nodes
  • Light clients

Technologies

LidoRocket PoolFigment
L01

Physical Infrastructure

GPU clusters, edge compute, and storage hardware. The actual silicon.

Components

  • GPUs
  • Storage
  • Bandwidth
  • Energy

Technologies

io.netAethirAkashFilecoin
Side by side

Centralised cloud vs. MMXX DaaS

The shift isn't a like-for-like swap. Every operational primitive maps to a verifiable, decentralised equivalent.

Centralised cloud
MMXX DaaS
Compute
Managed datacentres
Distributed validator + GPU nodes
Storage
Provider buckets
Content-addressed distributed store
Identity
Vendor SSO
Wallet + verifiable credentials
Trust model
Trusted provider
Cryptographic + auditable
Lock-in
Proprietary APIs
Open protocols, portable
Energy
Indirect, opaque
Grid-aware, accountable
Audit trail
Provider-controlled logs
Tamper-evident, signed
Egress
Per-GB egress fees
Included in the price

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