Our public testnet is live, with validators worldwide now able to join, run a full node, test the Gravity bridge, and obtain faucet NOM.

The ceremony is now over! Let’s launch it ❤

We all have those times in our lives when we look at what we’re doing and what the next person is doing and get anxious. We believe we’re failing because our progress is not at par with the next person’s.

We are excited to announce the Tempus Sers Ambassador Program.

Just like any other software, smart contracts may contain security vulnerabilities. Security is one of the most formidable challenges for smart contract implementation in present times. There exist concerns of inefficiencies, security breaches and some broken codes that could lead to high or unnecessary costs for any user of a protocol.

TL;DR: Check the Anoma repository or documentation out.

Anoma is a sovereign, proof-of-stake blockchain that enables private, asset-agnostic bartering among any number of parties. To illustrate the capabilities of Anoma, we’ll go through three examples and provide an overview of some of the key components of the protocol.

Anoma was first introduced in March, followed by the publication of Anoma’s whitepaper in April, the open-sourcing of the codebase in June, and the release of the Vision paper in July. Today, we’re thrilled to announce Anoma’s first public testnet: Feigenbaum.