Cartesi is sharpening its mission to help build Ethereum’s future with a clear commitment to lasting infrastructure. This is subtraction in action, driving greater focus, deeper engineering, and long-term value for future-proof scalability and execution.↓
https://t.co/LOpbVuiHNB
GM.
A reminder that every contribution matters, whether you’re building, researching, testing, creating content, engaging with the community, or simply asking thoughtful questions.
Open-source software is built together. So is Cartesi.
Things in this space don't need to be loud. Some work is slower, technical, and cumulative. Fraud proofs, better tooling, clearer use cases, and the patient work to make Linux on-chain actually useful.
Last month brought a lot to catch up on. Dive into the latest ecosystem updates for tech releases, agentic dev tooling, DeFi demos, media highlights, and community news. ↓
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Great takes! And nice hooks between one level and the other - easy peasy for everyone to follow through and get increasingly savvy about @cartesiproject :)
Looking beyond the CT bubble? Find us on the @CoinMarketCap Community feed, too.
Follow Cartesi, see updates, tag $CTSI in your posts, join the conversations, and hang with the community.
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GM. June 1. New month, same mission: bring 30+ years of software progress onchain and power the compute layer DeFi actually needs.
Future-compatible, open, and ready. Let's ship something.
News from @cartesiproject:
➡️ Rollups Contracts v3.0.0-alpha expands emergency withdrawal support and simplifies deployments
➡️ Fraud-Proof System v3.0.0-alpha updates integration with the Cartesi Machine architecture
➡️ DeFi-on-Linux releases launch Uniswap liquidity vault demos and Python bonding curve modules
➡️ New MCP server and 'cartesi-skills' repo provide AI tools with native developer workflow access
See more here 👇
https://t.co/wjWrBtMRNc
What if you could explain the same thing to a 10-year-old and a PhD and have both actually get it?
That was the challenge for @cartesiproject's execution environment. Because DeFi deserves better than a basic calculator. Three Levels Deep. Which one clicks for you? 👇
Had A Great Chat With @joaopdgarcia From @cartesiproject It Was Great Learning About What They're Doing & How Bringing #linux To #Blockchain Will Revolutionize The Space.
https://t.co/XAhucMcYUa
Food for thought and good reading for the weekend.
Cofounder @erickdemoura on why Ethereum's real crisis isn't organizational but mythological, and what that means for every builder who has ever asked whether the hardship is worth it. Dive in ↓
I’ve been reflecting on Ethereum’s current crisis and why every serious technological movement needs myth, not as marketing, but as the structure that helps builders distinguish meaningful sacrifice from meaningless pain.
https://t.co/6gsqaEJH65
Another week of building brings us another Cartesi Weekly 🐧
Rollups Contracts v3.0.0-alpha.6 is out. This release adds an event that helps the node track onchain state more precisely, cutting down the work needed to verify which transactions are relevant. Contributor @guidanoli is bringing all this news to our Discord if you have questions. Explore the release:
→ https://t.co/caMWbqrMhL
Dave v3.0.0-alpha.3 is live alongside it, bumping the Rollups Contracts dependency to v3.0.0-alpha.6 to carry the above forward.
→ https://t.co/AoVnq6YOh8
More shipping this time from dev advocate @ChinonsoIdogwu: meet an MCP server for Cartesi development, giving AI tools like @claudeai and @cursor_ai direct access to Cartesi-specific workflows, CLI commands, documentation, repos, and guides, locally, without external fetches, stale docs, or guessing at commands. Get it here:
→ https://t.co/OWria7Dlz7
The release pairs naturally with cartesi-skills, specialized capabilities for AI agents building on Cartesi. 10 skills plus a workflow skill covering scaffolding, backend (JS/TS and Python), local development, debugging, frontend, contracts, the Rollups Node API, and self-hosted deployment. ICYMI:
→ https://t.co/XMbIKrwy0m
Contributor @riseandshaheen put the tools to work: a bonding curve running inside the Cartesi Machine with a Python backend, built with one prompt. A working building block for anyone exploring DeFi pricing mechanics or token economics on Cartesi. Bookmark it:
→ https://t.co/JxihFUY7Am
End of month is close, which means a fresh newsletter is incoming with the latest news, dev highlights, and merch giveaways. A quick survey will get you a t-shirt, cap and water bottle merch pack. Subscribe if you haven't:
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That's a wrap for this week. Keep building, keep shipping, and remember: DeFi is the floor, not the ceiling. See you next week.
Time has come to say goodbye to hallucinated CLI commands, missed version details, and gaps in Cartesi-specific knowledge.
Resources are live and growing. Building on Cartesi has never been easier. Explore here: https://t.co/r4i4pevbtC
Just in: contributors shipped an MCP server for Cartesi development. If you build on Cartesi with AI tools like @claudeai or @cursor_ai, this changes your experience.
Pair it with the skills and you have no excuses not to start vibe-coding today.
You’ve seen contributors vibe coding. You’ve heard about skills. Now get ready to dive into cartesi-skills: specialized capabilities for AI agents building on Cartesi.
Because your agent doesn't need better prompts, it needs skills. ↓
With the MCP server connected, your AI agent gets the right CLI commands, step-by-step skills for local dev, frontend, backend, asset deposits, L1 interactions and onchain deployment, plus docs, repos and articles by topic. All inline, no external fetches.
https://t.co/FlkSZsIF7X