What is Koala?
The World's First Protocol
Built on JuChain
Jointly developed by the Koala Protocol Crypto Lab and JuCoin Exchange, Koala is dedicated to transforming computing power into measurable, incentivizable, and governable on-chain asset units.
Koala introduces a DAO-based governance mechanism as its foundation, building a distributed financial system driven by node contribution incentives, token mapping to real value, and community participation in protocol evolution.
Mission
Our Vision
Koala’s vision is to build a new financial order — one where computing power becomes an asset, contribution drives incentives, and the community forms the core of governance.
In this protocol-driven world, Koala replaces traditional intermediaries with algorithms, leveraging a co-evolution model to enable automated and fair resource allocation. The result: efficient deployment and value realization of computing power in the Web3 ecosystem.
Prospects
Koala Growth Roadmap
2025 Q2
- Complete development of Koala’s core protocol architecture and smart contracts
- Deploy initial testnet; conduct node stress testing and data collection
- Launch global node recruitment campaign, prioritizing Southeast Asia and East Asia regions
- Release first version of the whitepaper and technical documentation; solicit community feedback
2025 Q3
- Official mainnet launch supporting KL token issuance, transfer, staking, and governance
- Launch RWA mapping system to enable on-chain ownership verification and certificate issuance for computing power assets
- Introduce basic node incentive mechanism and community reward programs
- Build the first version of the computing power NFT marketplace to test free circulation mechanisms
2025 Q4
- Upgrade the computing power NFT marketplace with staking and bundling features
- Launch the Koala DAO governance mechanism, opening proposal submission and voting systems
- Deploy DeFi+ computing power applications such as lending, staking rewards, and compute power insurance
- Collaborate with Thailand’s iData and Singapore’s SmartInfra to establish local node demonstration centers
2026 Q1–Q2
- Launch the second phase of the cross-border node expansion plan, covering emerging markets such as South Korea, India, and Indonesia
- Release Koala Mobile, a mobile node deployment system enabling personal smartphones and edge devices to participate in mining and governance
- Introduce the Koala SDK to support Web3 and AI dApp developers in quickly accessing computing power resources
- Kick off a global developer hackathon and establish a technical ecosystem incentive fund
- Assess and advance node integration strategies and compliance coordination in North America and Europe
2026 Q3–Q4
- Officially deploy the first batch of compliant nodes in North America and Europe, expanding the global node network
- Upgrade Koala Mobile to support offline cached mining and edge AI computing
- Launch Koala Developer Hub, creating a one-stop platform for documentation, APIs, SDKs, and community Q&A
- Promote cross-industry pilot collaborations in education, energy, healthcare, and integrate real-world use cases into the computing power finance ecosystem
- Initiate the “Hundred Universities Program,” partnering with global universities to advance node labs and developer education courses
2027
- Launch Koala Layer-2 scaling solution to enhance transaction processing and low-latency computing collaboration
- Partner with telecom operators and cloud providers across multiple countries to integrate Koala into 5G base stations and edge node infrastructures
- Establish an international computing power exchange marketplace enabling free resource leasing, arbitrage, and competitive governance among nodes
- Release Koala Governance Upgrade Proposal 2.0, introducing a hybrid DAO governance model combining a “parliament” and liquid democracy
- Roll out the Koala AI Engine module to support on-chain deployment and incentive models for AI tasks and microservices
2028–2030 (Long-term Outlook)
- Build a global computing power alliance network (Global Koala Alliance) to support cross-chain and cross-region collaborative governance
- Introduce zero-knowledge proof-based computing power privacy protection mechanisms to enable secure and private data and compute services
- Expand RWA asset types to include high-value physical assets such as energy equipment, agricultural machinery, and industrial robots
- Collaborate with sovereign wealth funds and development banks to promote "computing power infrastructure" as a new digital economy investment category
- Develop Koala InfraOS, establishing a comprehensive foundational computing power operating system standard that integrates the physical world with Web3 ecosystems
5000w+
Participating Users
$950M
Market Cap
100M
Total Staked Funds in Financial Products
130M
Average Transaction Volume
