Interfold governance is live.
$FOLD holders can now take part in network decisions through secret ballots: individual choices remain private while collective results are verifiable, no receipts.
The network is putting confidential coordination to work in its own governance.
@theInterfold Secret ballots with verifiable results are a strong governance primitive. Keeping individual votes private while still proving the collective outcome could make participation feel much safer without sacrificing transparency.
@theInterfold That distinction is powerful. If Ethereum is the shared computer, Interfold is about making that coordination possible without exposing the private inputs behind it.
Ethereum = cryptographic world computer
Interfold = how that computer works across private data
That's confidential coordination: multiple parties compute together without revealing private data or putting one operator in control.
Private inputs. Verifiable outputs. No trusted hardware.
@DatalineAI The migration looks straightforward, but linking the wallet is the step I’d double check. Since the snapshot already recorded past activity, making sure the new Dataline account is connected correctly should help avoid losing continuity from Tearline.
To everyone who has been with us since Tearline: thank you. 🙏
Through the pivots, the rebuilds, and the rebrands — you stayed. That means more than you know.
What you need to do now:
→ Tearline users: migrate your account to Dataline and connect your wallet here: https://t.co/zsYzdyrKb5
→ Dataline users: bind your wallet if you haven't yet.
An account snapshot was taken on Sep 23, 2026, at 07:00 UTC. Your Tearline and Dataline activity has been recorded.
Don't miss out. The best part is still ahead.
@legiondotcc The shared execution layer is the strongest part of the thesis. If swaps, bridging, Earn, RWAs and perps all plug into the same routing foundation, Jumper starts looking less like a single product and more like an onchain financial operating layer.
@JohnTears The separate destination address requirement is the key detail. Privacy only works if the link between the sending and receiving wallets is actually broken, not just hidden in the middle of the route.
@James_Gets_It@legiondotcc@jumperapp This competition actually rewards understanding, not just visibility. Breaking the deep dive into a clear video means you need to understand Jumper’s thesis well enough to explain it simply.
The @jumperapp ($JUMP) token sale will open on Tuesday, September 29 at 1 PM UTC on Legion.
Here's everything you need to know to participate 👇
Jumper is building the super-app for onchain finance: swaps, cross-chain transfers, yield and RWAs in one place.
How Allocations Work
Once applications close, the Jumper team assigns all allocations.
The criteria they'll consider include (non-exhaustively):
1. Your standing in the Jumper community. The higher your XP level, the higher your priority.
2. Your rank on the waitlist leaderboard, with priority for the top 500. Your score combines your Legion Score, your referrals and the quality of those referrals.
Check your rank: https://t.co/P5HhNDpW2I
The Republic
Jumper has reserved 5% of allocations for The Republic (Legion's community program).
Participation does not guarantee an allocation. Any allocation is subject to eligibility, geographic restrictions, KYC/AML verification, and the official rules and terms of the $JUMP public sale.
We'll see you on Tuesday, September 29 at 1 PM UTC.
👉 Learn more about Jumper here: https://t.co/XrNN0sH2OL
👉 Read our deep dive: https://t.co/MqpssuIn4p
Token Sale not for U.K. or U.S. Persons
@legiondotcc@jumperapp The allocation criteria are pretty clear here. XP level, waitlist rank, referral quality, and Republic participation all matter, but none of them replace the eligibility and KYC requirements.
@theInterfold Private voting with verifiable outcomes is a strong fit for governance. Using Aragon while keeping the process trust minimized makes the first vote feel like a meaningful test of the system.
We're excited to go live with Aragon.
Using our first live E3 to govern Interfold itself feels like the right place to start.
Private votes, verifiable outcome, no trusted tallier.
@carrotfunding That’s definitely something worth taking seriously. With account security, one missed step or rushed action can turn into a bigger problem very quickly.
@dasawhiteapeig That low barrier to entry point is important. Small, tangible projects give people ownership quickly, and that seems to build stronger participation than waiting for one big top down initiative.