# What is Webhash Protocol?

Webhash is a permanent website hosting and delivery network built on the IPFS. It provides censorship-resistance, permanent, and efficient infrastructure for hosting websites and applications. By combining decentralized storage with a global network of gateway nodes, Webhash ensures permanance, data integrity, and performance without relying on centralized servers. This whitepaper outlines the architecture, functionalities, incentive mechanisms, and tokenomics of the Webhash protocol.


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