The technology offers a new method for ensuring the reliability and accountability of autonomous systems. bit.ly/4st5wvG

today, the mainnet is being updated (node ​​by node), it may work unstably at the end of this process, webcli will support the mainnet and all other features we'll update the status a little later today (btw the scanner will also be updated)

Take a look: Siemens just highlighted the emergence of a new technology category: Blockchain-on-Chip. Pioneered by Minima, it embeds blockchain directly into hardware so machines can securely record and verify their actions at the edge. One example: the Blockchain Black Box,

Thanks for the coverage! Blockchain-on-Chip, pioneered by Minima, embeds blockchain directly into hardware so machines can securely record and verify their actions. The blockchain black box is just the first application.

tick tock.. 2 million blocks.. #Minima

I feel like at every level #Minima made the right choice..

Most blockchains scale by reducing decentralisation. The Minima network just passed 2,000,000 blocks produced with: 1. Zero downtime 2. No centralised validators 3. Every user running a full node Radically different design. Completely decentralised outcome 🔥

What does it take to run a blockchain on a chip? Arm’s Semiconductor Education Alliance just explored this with Minima, University of Southampton, and Siemens. Real outcomes: • Full node on embedded Arm hardware • Java to C++ port for edge • Hardware-accelerated SHA3 •

I had dinner once with a top physicist and a top computer scientist and asked what they thought the probability was that we were in a simulation. They answered simultaneously at 0% and 100% respectively. It was like a double-slit experiment, but with humans.

Asking the right question: Can blockchain run on a chip? Arm's Semiconductor Education Alliance's latest post shows it can: with a full Minima node on embedded hardware. This isn’t a feature. It’s a shift. Blockchain is moving to the edge. Trust is moving into the machine.

We’re not getting quantum ready. We already are. Minima runs on WOTS + SHA3, no elliptic curve exposure. No hard fork dependency. Most chains are planning upgrades. We’re built to evolve. If you want to understand why that matters 👇 minima.global/post/the-quant…

We’re crowdfunding - giving our long term supporters and the public the opportunity to invest in Minima AG ahead of our planned Series A later this year. We’re launching a crowdfunding round on Republic to build the trust layer for autonomous machines. We’ve already

We’re partnered with Arm and @siemens, live on 50,000+ devices, and revenue generating today. Register to view the campaign! europe.republic.com/minima Approved by Republic Europe on 30/03/26

Dino Republic Cloud verification = trust in a third party. Your data is sent off-device, processed/verified externally and you have to trust the platform not to tamper, leak, or change rules. Trust living in the machine though, that's trust in maths and local execution. The data stays

If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the latest “Blockchain on Chip” video - the team breaking down what they’ve achieved, and why getting Minima running on-chip actually matters. Lightweight. Embedded. Real-world. If it works here, it can work anywhere.

a lot has changed since the initial december octra sale that got postponed: - we are live in mainnet alpha, it was hardened and battletested by almost a million real-value transactions - we now have a solid few tens of teams building something on octra in the open, in

Was asked a few times why launch OCT at the worst possible time. It is not about the market or runway, mostly about technical readiness. We were ready and had to distribute and burn the remaining OCT to start onboarding validators and upgrading to mainnet beta. Pic unrelated.

Introducing Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable Opus model yet. It handles long-running tasks with more rigor, follows instructions more precisely, and verifies its own outputs before reporting back. You can hand off your hardest work with less supervision.