Just your average week with Ratio1 growing and Andrei Ionut Damian being too humble

Daily burns, daily Proof of Availability claims, daily Proof of AI claims, node licensing, license purchases, job deployments, and token swaps - all are part of Ratio1 participation in @Base transactions. Ratio1 is based.

Today’s Ratio1 concept is: Deeploy – a decentralized, smart‑contract‑backed container orchestration (Kubernetes‑like UX, blockchain‑secured scheduling) and CSP gateway; Worker App Runner deploys straight from Git, Container App Runner deploy OCIs; fully depending on ChainDist

Saturday evening at Ratio1: Bleotiu Cristian is reviewing PyPI settings and double‑checking CI/CD pipelines Alessandro is optimizing gas fees for automated r1‑oracles procedures Petrica Butusina is building a fully functional product template with a self‑imposed deadline

Go devs, it’s your time! Ratio1 now has first-class Go support - meet edge_sdk_go + r1-plugins-sandbox. Build, test, and ship locally with CStore & R1FS - zero config, zero diff from prod. Article below 👇

Proud to share our new publication on IEEE Xplore: “Ratio1 meta-OS - Decentralized MLOps and Beyond.” This paper defines a next-generation framework for decentralized AI, bridging low-code automation, tokenized compute sharing, and sustainable machine learning operations. A

Here we go: Ratio1 and Keysoft[dot]ro Lugano Plan ₿ Networking, partnering, learning and building!

Here we go - Ratio1 concept of the day is once again about on-edge orchestration concepts: Worker App Runner is a Git‑backed deployment path for “worker” apps (automated CI/CD build in Ratio1 Deeploy ecosystem); supports simple repo→job flows via SDK or UI; same bc-secured

From fighting fakes to building trust - AI Expo Europe 2025 was a glimpse into AI’s future. Our founder Andrei Ionut Damian joined panels on deepfakes, everyday AI trust, and the fusion of AI + blockchain. See how Ratio1 is shaping a more authentic, accountable AI future 👇

GPUs are amazing… until they’re booked out or priced like a penthouse. For targeted, domain work, there’s a better Ratio1 move that we believe in: CPU-based, horizontal-scaling, on-edge, secure, censorship-resistant, SLM-based AI. 1/5

First thread 🧵 1/ Go ahead and send your files to Big Brother (hyperscalers, govs, etc.). However, we believe privacy should be sovereign, portable, and verifiable - not locked inside centralized silos. That’s the foundation of 3send built on Base, with encrypted delivery

Centralized file sharing: “Give us your data and trust that we won’t peek.” Me: 🤨 3send: “Encrypt it client-side, derive keys with X25519, burn some R1 for the culture, and ship it wallet-to-wallet soon wallet-to-email, email-to-wallet, email-to-email”. Me: 😌 We built it on

You pay $15.49 for Netflix. You pay $10.99 for Spotify. You pay $12.99 for Disney+. You pay $9.99 for iCloud. But how much do you pay for your privacy? How much is your privacy worth? Curious - how much would you pay monthly to sleep well knowing no one can peek into your data?

We are witnessing a fundamental shift in the digital landscape. Cybersecurity is no longer just a 'best practice' or an IT problem - it is now a board-level legal obligation. We are facing a 'Regulatory Storm' driven by three key frameworks: - NIS 2 affects critical

Our RedMesh Open Source framework distributed red-teaming security framework powered by the R1ENs

3send is expanding encrypted file sharing beyond wallets. Coming very soon: Email ↔ Email Email ↔ Wallet Wallet ↔ Email The same end-to-end encrypted, peer-to-peer guarantees - now accessible even when one side isn’t using a wallet. Same privacy. Same sovereignty. More

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Token emissions shouldn’t run on a clock - they should run on reality. We’re introducing adoption-aware mining: founder & MND emissions scale with real usage, node adoption, and PoAI demand. Sustainable tokenomics, grounded in real adoption. Read more 👇

Working towards the next steps in cybersecurity!🔝

SpaceX Orbital data centers won't look like today's hyperscaler campuses for sure but rather will be smaller, more distributed, and far less suited to gigantic single-site clusters. That demands a new kind of application and platform orchestration, built for interconnection and