Autheo officially launched its main network to create an Internet operating system that connects the Web, blockchain and AI

After five years of research and development, Autheo officially launched the main network and launched a decentralized coordination layer designed to allow traditional Web, blockchain networks and AI agents to interoperate natively. The project's public beta network has attracted more than 1.81 million wallet addresses, approximately 970,000 smart contracts and 8.8 million transactions. Since the launch of the first phase of the main network on May 12, the number of wallets has increased more than 5 times, and the number of smart contracts has increased more than 15 times. In terms of technical architecture, Autheo integrates TheoID, a decentralized identity scheme that complies with the W3C standard, a PQCNet communication security framework built based on the NIST post-quantum cryptographic standards (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA), and a CosmsSDK zero-layer that natively supports IBC interoperability., and a one-layer execution environment compatible with EVM, adopting a proof-of-stake mechanism and providing block final protection by CometBFT. Developers can natively deploy Solidity smart contracts or migrate existing applications from other EVM-compatible chains. The project was co-founded by Scott Bayless and Todd Mortenson in July 2021, with a team of approximately 100 people located in 25 countries. Halborn and CertiK have completed a safety audit. Its native token THEO is expected to be traded online on Hydrex.fi in early July, and more trading platforms will be connected in the future.