GasperX93

DevRel at @ethswarm | PGP: DCBE 7CF8 3EA3 6CFF 323D DFD2 C54D BBB4 3E17 2F48

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@ethswarm + @Zcash + @Logos_network + @BeldexCoin

[Pete (aka BFG) | Lab2094 @aka_BFG]

Good overview of decentralized storage options during @ethswarm ‘s workshop about decentralized streaming 🔥

[Koss (🌱,🌌) 🐝 @kosmostasis]

Made my own version of Swarm's "How to decentralize any frontend?" workshop IRL and with a Freedom Browser spin at @ns

[koeppelmann @koeppelmann]

@VitalikButerin @eth_limo That’s not IPFS directly - just yet another gateway waiting to get compromised. 😅

Browser with actual built in IPFS/swarm/ENS: https://t.co/QTiQUSdy73

[Bob Summerwill @BobSummerwill]

Read all about it!

[Bob Summerwill @BobSummerwill]

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[Bob Summerwill @BobSummerwill]

@VitalikButerin No mention for @ethswarm which is still going?

It never really seemed to get much love and resourcing from @ethereumfndn after the very early days.

CC @zeligf.

[octalmage @octalmage]

I built x402 enabled short-term storage powered by @ethswarm for https://t.co/gDRAZY0LGw! You drop some files, pay a little USDC on @base and hit upload. The API (hosted on @akashnet) handles everything, you or your agent just gets a sharable link to the content.

[Florian Glatz @heckerhut]

A few weeks ago @meinharrd reached out to me with an exciting idea: a new browser built specifically for the decentralized web, with local nodes for @IPFS and @ethswarm

I immediately requested access to the codebase to start contributing 👩🏻‍🍳

Today we release Freedom Browser 👇🏻

[Ethereum Swarm @ethswarm]

At the Swarm Community Call — Solstice Edition, COO @nagysandorantal reflects on Swarm’s current position and shares insights into what’s coming next.

[Ethereum Swarm @ethswarm]

📣Happening Today: Swarm Solstice Community Call

Covering:
- Core Development & Client Evolution
- Multichain Funding
- File Management & Drive
- Multimedia Streaming & Data Distribution
- Agentic Economy Prospects
- Incentives design optimisation

https://t.co/XQfqZJPcC3

[Ethereum Swarm @ethswarm]

Swarm Foundation has published its Strategic Focus Framework for 2026, outlining how the project is approaching the year ahead in terms of direction and priorities.

Full post👇
https://t.co/o8b7u4wZjI

[GasperX93 @GasperX93]

@gregskril https://t.co/ecQv3oRBxT might be interesting for you — upload a website to @ethswarm decentralised storage, buy or connect an existing ENS domain, and access your webpage via @eth_limo.

All in a simple UI in under 2 minutes.
Demo 👇
https://t.co/IyvawXuyeR

[Ethereum Swarm @ethswarm]

Beeport explained 👇

🔸 Buy storage with any token from any EVM chain
🔸 Upload your data to swarm
🔸 Link it to your @ensdomains

…all in your browser.

Try it now → https://t.co/1a2fRt30Oo

[GasperX93 @GasperX93]

⚖️Why This Matters 🧵7/8

DISC turns storage into shared public infrastructure:
•No servers to seize or shut down
•No single company controlling your data
•No single point of failure

It’s the foundation that allows @ethswarm to power decentralized websites, apps, messaging, streaming, and even AI systems — directly at the protocol level.

[GasperX93 @GasperX93]

How @ethswarm Stores Data? 🧵1/7

Swarm stores data in a fundamentally different way from traditional cloud services. Instead of relying on centralized servers owned by a single company, it distributes data across a decentralized peer-to-peer network — making it resilient, censorship-resistant, and always available.

This architecture is called DISC: the Distributed Immutable Store of Chunks.

[GasperX93 @GasperX93]

🧱Fully Decentralized Storage 🧵6/7

Together, these mechanisms form the DISC (Distributed Immutable Store of Chunks), enabling:
•Decentralized storage
•Censorship resistance
•Robust fault tolerance
•Strong data integrity

All without centralized servers or trusted intermediaries.