Tether Chief Executive Paolo Ardoino said on X that the company’s P2P team is developing a peer-to-peer search engine. According to his post, the system is designed to scale to thousands of nodes and uses a self-organizing fault-tolerant data structure to provide high availability and censorship resistance. In the current test environment, the team has already distributed the full Wikipedia archive across 100 nodes and enabled search functionality. The update outlines the project’s technical direction but does not include a launch date or additional product details in the source material.
Paolo Ardoino said in a post on X that Tether’s P2P team is developing a peer-to-peer search engine.
He said the system can scale to thousands of nodes and relies on a self-organizing fault-tolerant data structure to deliver high availability and censorship resistance. In the current test environment, the team has distributed the full Wikipedia archive across 100 nodes and enabled search.
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