Building #Gajumaru blockchain was never the business plan. It's merely a tool to achieve something far bigger: a truly open economy grounded in a foundation immune to centralized influence and control. All while leaving room for the existence of trust in places where it

Should the next generations be content with being poorer than the generations before? Should the world be satisfied with wealth being concentrated amongst a select few while everybody else fights over whatever crumbs happen to fall off those caravans? We believe there is a way

February 2026 development: here's what we've been up to the past month! qpq.swiss/dev-updates-02…

Decentralization vs reality: the friction between traditional banking and doing business with crypto has been quite a challenge for so many years. But it’s not impossible–the industry has to work with regulation, and vice versa. This is why we formulated Associate Chains for

The Gajumaru Un-White Paper is out. Gajumaru is the world’s first digital economic resource layer: an actual blockchain that actually works, minting real money that really works. For the first time, genuine choice exists between governed efficiency and ungoverned freedom.

The relationship between Groot and Associate Chains mirrors one the world already understands: HTTPS became the single protocol by which data transfers across the internet. Similarly, there will be only one protocol by which economic instruments, money, assets, sensitive data,

From alternative to default economy: blockchain was never meant to revolve around gambling and speculation. It was supposed to enable a fairer, accessible system for the everyday person. We built Gajumaru to bring the technology back on the right path. gajumaru.io/unwhite-paper/

The payment solutions market is projected to hit nearly $140 billion in 2030. Yet card transactions sometimes result in a loss for businesses. It's a growing problem that we know can be solved with something far better, and most importantly, cost-effective. This year, we will

DEV UPDATES from QPQ: here's a summary of what the development team has been up to for the month of March. Gajumaru qpq.swiss/dev-updates-03…

Anthropic announced Project Glasswing today. Their new model, Mythos, found tens of thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities autonomously - including a 27-year-old flaw in OpenBSD, one of the most hardened codebases in existence. Their own estimate: adversaries will have

One week before Project Glasswing, 512,000 lines of Claude Code source code were sitting in a public Cloudflare R2 bucket, reachable from a sourcemap file left in an npm package. The organisation that found a 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD could not secure its own build

The correct response is elimination of the attack surface. GRIDS - the Gajumaru Remote Instruction Dispatch Serialisation protocol - does this at the architecture level. The signing context is physically separated from the execution context. Communication between them is

The machine economy is not coming. Two million OpenClaw🦞 users. Discord: constant stream of welcomes. It is here. It just does not have the economic base to operate on.

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The solution is not more defence in depth, more dependency auditing, more AI agents to defend against yet more AI agents. It is to remove those attack surfaces altogether. Separate the signing and execution context – you cannot reach the sensitive data because it is not on the

Blockchain in space? Yes, it can be done. One of our discussions involves a project trying to build financial infrastructure in space, which led to an exploratory assessment of how Gajumaru would perform under those circumstances. The structure of Gajumaru makes it incredibly

What if we stopped fighting the bots and started billing them? We live in a polite fiction. We pretend that social platforms are built for connecting people, while in reality, they are massive data-harvesting machines designed to sell your attention to the highest bidder. This