Alpha Liquid Terminal: The All-In Digital Asset Terminal

Digital asset organization Alpha Transform Holdings (ATH) is launching the game-changing and first ever ChromeOS Web3 node to power the new Alpha Liquid Terminal, a new modular, AI agentic research and trading platform for cryptocurrencies, real-world digital assets, and other tradable assets.

Digital asset organization Alpha Transform Holdings (ATH) has launched the first-ever ChromeOS Web3 node to power the new Alpha Liquid Terminal, a modular, AI agentic research and trading platform for cryptocurrencies, real-world digital assets, and other tradable assets.

The platform aims to bring the power of AI agents to the active trading community by syncing centralized and decentralized research, trading, and data in a modular framework. It allows users to curate and embed customized charts, integrate trading algorithms, and customize compliance controls.

The hardware also offers rewards for customers who participate in a decentralized contribution pathway on the blockchain as a node consensus provider, where ALTx tokens will be "mined" through hardware nodes.

A portion of the decentralized infrastructure will be dedicated to governing the ALTx token.

According to Enzo Villani, the CEO and founder of Alpha Liquid Terminal, ChromeOS has not been hacked in over a decade, making it the safest option to run an Alpha Liquid Terminal node. CTL's Chromebox makes it possible to run a Chrome-based node out of the box.

The terminal will be available on CTL All-In-One ChromeOS devices, which are designed for demanding cloud-computing applications.

The CTL Chromebox features an i7 processor and the latest high-def monitor, providing powerful and secure performance.

The Alpha Liquid Terminal hardware also offers rewards for customers who participate in a decentralized contribution pathway on the blockchain as a node consensus provider, where ALTx tokens will be "mined" through hardware nodes.

A portion of the decentralized infrastructure will be dedicated to governing the ALTx token.

According to Enzo Villani, the CEO and founder of Alpha Liquid Terminal, ChromeOS has not been hacked in over a decade, making it the safest option to run an Alpha Liquid Terminal node. CTL's Chromebox makes it possible to run a Chrome-based node out of the box.

The terminal will be available on CTL All-In-One ChromeOS devices, which are designed for demanding cloud-computing applications.

The CTL Chromebox features an i7 processor and the latest high-def monitor, providing powerful and secure performance.