🔗Backend Architecture & MCP Coordination

At the core of QuantZ’s backend is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) - an event-driven coordination layer that drives every operation on the platform. MCP dynamically routes tasks and data across the decentralized network, ensuring intelligent, context-aware execution by the platform’s agents.

Built on MCP, the backend handles:

• Resource Management: Continuously monitors and verifies user-contributed computing power, enabling precise reward distribution for mining via the CryptoMinerX agent.

• Agent Execution: Coordinates decentralized agents such as NFT Lock (for NFT minting), HostSphere (for decentralized web hosting), QuantumVault (for secure file storage), and BrainHub (for AI computation). MCP ensures these agents operate in harmony, allocating tasks based on device capability, availability, and priority.

• Data Processing: Processes task-related data efficiently and in real-time, allowing agents to operate independently yet collaboratively without conflicts or bottlenecks.

• Load Balancing and Scalability: MCP dynamically balances workloads across the network, optimizing throughput and preventing congestion as user demand scales.

By placing MCP at its core, QuantZ’s backend transforms from a traditional static system into a self-adaptive, intelligent network that continuously optimizes resource use and agent collaboration, delivering seamless, secure, and scalable decentralized computing.