New Ratio1 Talks episode is live! This time, the team dives into Ratio1’s partners - the builders, creators, and power users driving the network with real jobs. Then things heat up as they unpack the token’s true utility - how it fuels the system and grows with job traffic. Tune

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

Just a normal Ratio1 Sunday night: building the next product on Ratio1 primitives, discussing strategies w/ Petrica Butusina, investigating encryption details w/ Andrei Ionut Damian, all while codex reviews the code, writes tests, and implements simple but effective scaling on core apps

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

A new Ratio1 Talks episode is out on YouTube! Episode 6 focuses on CStore, R1FS, the sandbox, and libraries, with a few subtle hints about what’s coming next. Link below 👇

Excited to be part of the Ratio1 ecosystem as a Cloud Service Provider ⚡️ Our mission has always been to build scalable, secure, and open Web3 infrastructure, now powered by Ratio1. From code to cloud, we’re helping shape the decentralized future. ☁️✨

TypeScript devs, Ratio1 just opened the edge for you. With ratio1/edge-sdk-ts + ratio1/cstore-auth-ts, you can build decentralized apps, auth, and storage flows in days - all in JS. Decentralized infra, now in your comfort zone. Read more 👇

Open-source + privacy? If you are interested in those, what is about to be unveiled may interest you 👀 Stay tuned.

Lately I’ve been thinking… When we send important files - the ones that actually matter - do we really know what happens to them? Email attachments floating across servers we don’t control. Cloud folders stored who-knows-where. WeTransfer links that live longer than we

Been building in the shadows with Petrica Butusina. Proud to share what we built: 3send – the simplest way to send files privately. Client-side sealed, decentralized via Ratio1, open-source on Base. If Drive links or emails make you feel unsafe, this one’s for you.

Today we received a message from a user & friend that absolutely made our day. There’s nothing more energizing than seeing someone use your product and tell you it feels like James Bond using it. And while we love the comparison, here’s the truth: you don’t need to be James

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?

vitalik.eth Fileverse We’ve built something exciting too. Alessandro and I have built an open-source, end-to-end encrypted, sovereign file transfer protocol on Base, backed by the Ratio1 edge node network. The project is called 3send. It will soon support cross-chain transfers (EVM to

Herman Narula If you’re looking at decentralized AI beyond “rent GPUs and pray,” take a look at Ratio1. It’s not just decentralized compute - it’s basically an open-source AI operating system: training, deployment, orchestration, storage, privacy, tools, frameworks… the whole thing.

I finished my rate limit at 2am on Christmas night This is exactly what I needed to have a funny week of building Merry Christmas everyone! 🎄

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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I’ve worked on xBoard for months already. Now I’m looking forward to taking it further and expanding what it can become. Big thanks to Lucas Willems for the solid foundation and the trust.

xBoard is now part of the DB Coding product suite 🚀 We’re looking forward to evolving it and expanding its scope in the months ahead. More to come.