CPUcoin, a Decentralized Service Infrastructure company, has announced a partnership with Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC).

The purpose of this partnership is to assist the computing power that some companies and users do not use, and to help investigate corona viruses.

Users who install the CPU's CGN Miner platform and BOINC open source software on their computers can support the IBM World Community Grid and Rosetta @ home project. If users share their computers' unused computing power with these companies to help them investigate, they will win prizes as cryptocurrencies.

The Rosetta @ home project is focused on researching proteins containing new types of corona viruses in a therapeutic and diagnostic way.

IBM World Community Grid is a project that tries to find its effectiveness by testing certain chemical compounds to find possible treatments for corona virus.

Award The CPUcoin Token announced that the CGN Miner platform will reward its users with CPUcoin when it detects that its users support the corona virus project. It is a cryptocurrency that is open to trading with many cryptocurrencies, primarily CPUCoin, Tether (USDT), Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

Sean Barger, general manager of CPUcoin said:

CPUcoin does not have any computing infrastructure. Instead, we get help from the network known as “CGN Miner”. Our miners are rewarded as CPU, the cryptocurrency of CPUcoin per time they dig. The CPU unit is used in the consumption of decentralized services and in the miners' reward system.
Barger believes that the partnership of CPUcoin and BOINC is a crucial milestone for the blockchain and crypto industry to be adopted by corporate and mainstream companies.
As you know, during the corona virus pandemic, cryptocurrencies turned into a saving tool. In addition, on the blockchain side, many efforts were made to support the pandemic.