AB: Pioneering Blockchain, Decentralization, and Community-Driven Economy

AB is a next-generation blockchain ecosystem that evolved from the Newton Project, originally launched in 2018. Its rebranding in 2025 marks a shift towards full decentralization and enhanced interoperability.

AB empowers users to secure and control their personal data through cryptography, enabling them to manage personal credit and share profits from their data under pre-agreed terms. By eliminating intermediaries, AB reduces transaction costs and ensures fair rewards for all contributors, including consumers and service providers, within its value-driven internet ecosystem.

Unlike traditional centralized systems, AB fosters a community-driven economy managed by non-profit foundations, ensuring open, fair, and rational governance where every participant benefits. Its advanced technology framework consists of a basic technology layer, a hyper exchange protocol layer, and an application layer, providing a robust foundation for DApp development.

All AB products undergo rigorous testing on the NewChain-TestNet before launch, ensuring security and reliability. Developers also have access to extensive technical documentation to facilitate innovation on the AB platform.

The NewChain Mainnet is open to the community, allowing individuals to deploy nodes, produce blocks, and earn AB tokens through transaction fees. AB focuses on heterogeneous blockchain infrastructure, real-world asset integration, and optimized tokenomics to enhance scalability and reliability.

The AB token serves as the native cryptocurrency of the ecosystem, powering transactions, smart contracts, and governance mechanisms. With upcoming projects like AB Finance and other specialized sidechains, AB is set to expand its ecosystem to support diverse asset types.

As a key milestone, $AB will be listed on Bitget exchange for spot trading on March 3rd, increasing its accessibility and adoption in the global market. With the listing, AB will continue to revolutionize blockchain, decentralization, and community-driven economies.