HashPort takes a key step forward!
HPA has launched and graduated on TapeHub, and will serve as a core functional token in the future HashPort container ecosystem, carrying important roles such as usage, circulation, and ecosystem collaboration!
HashPort will also work together with TapeOut to co-build a more open on-chain container ecosystem, allowing more projects, assets, and communities to connect, operate, and grow within it
HPA
CA: 0x0Df25a91A6d7A7af201bCfdC721aA9CbE7611010
@Blonskr is great at storytelling and has a strong drive to keep exploring and building deeper
As builders in the TapOut ecosystem, we’re genuinely excited to see more and more creativity from @Blonskr We believe that will also bring more vitality to HashPort
@Yuanshan0626 Observation is important, of course But one thing is already clear TapOut is already strong enough What we’re looking forward to even more is seeing more powerful applications come together and grow within the ecosystem
Don’t let users sign transactions through a black-box frontend
Put the frontend on-chain
Let the hash be verified
Expose the risks before the signature
Traditional websites ask
Is the server still online?
Is the DNS working properly?
Is the CDN still running?
DeWEB asks
Does the on chain file hash match?
That’s the difference
The difference between HashPort and TapeKit is
HashPort solves the question How can developers publish websites on chain?
TapeKit solves the question How can users read on chain websites and verify whether the content is correct?
How exactly are website files written into a TapeOut container?
Website files are not simply “thrown into a browser”
Developers first upload the frontend build artifacts through HashPort, such as the dist folder
The files are then written into the SiteRegistry according to their paths and attached to a specific TapeOut circuit container
Larger files are split into smaller chunks and stored as on chain data
Finally, the website is bound to the corresponding circuit container
Why does DeWEB need a publishing layer like HashPort?
DeWEB needs three things Underlying infrastructure A publishing mechanism Reading and verification tools
BNB Chain provides the underlying ledger
TapeOut provides the circuit containers
TapeKit provides reading and verification
HashPort is responsible for actually publishing the website on chain
Without a publishing layer like HashPort, it would be difficult for developers to organize website files, paths, hashes, and container relationships
When developers upload frontend files
HashPort SiteRegistry registers the files by path
The files are attached under the corresponding TapeOut circuit container
Each file records its size, type, and SHA-256 hash
HashPort x TapeKit
For ordinary users The process is very simple
They do not need to understand code, nor do they need to know what each JS file is doing. They only need to access the on chain website through a browser or App that supports TapeKit
The verification process is completed by the core
If verification passes, the page is displayed
If verification fails, the page refuses to display
Future websites do not necessarily have to be placed only on cloud servers, CDNs, or centralized hosting platforms
They can also be published into TapeOut circuit containers and become part of BNB Chain
HashPort is responsible for publishing
TapeKit is responsible for reading and verifying
What users see is not a page that says "trust me, I have not changed it" but a page that is "verifiable on chain"