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[KindOff @Perfet0]

@emoney_network is a scam

[KindOff @Perfet0]

@navarini100_v2 Bro, this is a slow rug pull. Red flags everywhere. In the telegram groups they start blocking the members who are asking questions

[Elastos @ElastosInfo]

The past two weeks made the Elastos World Computer thesis clearer.

One user-owned execution layer, four environments coming together: PC2, Runtime, Carrier, and Blockchain.

PC2 is the personal cloud, Runtime is the trusted app engine, Carrier is the private network, and Blockchain is the rights and settlement layer.

[Rong Chen @chen2rong2]

I feel fortunate and grateful that the Elastos World Computer is scheduled to ship v1.2 this month—April 2026—after many detours on its long and arduous journey. To a large extent, the initial mission outlined in the 2018 whitepaper has now been accomplished.

Building the World Computer is one thing; operating it is another. The Elastos World Computer requires no permissions and no inherent ELA token rights from its founders—only blessings.

When we launched the project in January 2018, four fundamental guidelines for the token-issuing entity, EF, were followed:
• Build only one SmartWeb World Computer, not multiple as a business;
• Build it without operating it;
• Issue ELA as tokens of appreciation;
• Refrain from holding, promoting, or managing ELA tokens.

Once the first prototype is finished or funds exhausted, nobody should expect the new SmartWeb could ever be completely built by the entity. At that point, the entity should dissolve.

I hope our community can now understand why these guidelines were—and remain—so important.

[Rong Chen @chen2rong2]

The devil is in the details.

When we replace humans with computers, robots, or AI agents, we’re not dealing with just one computer — we’re dealing with two:

- One is the device (phone or computer) directly connected to the network.
- The other is the virtual “brain” that replaces the human — the entity that talks, decides, and interacts through the device.

In this architecture:
PC2 is the host device connected to the network, running the host operating system.
AppCapsule Runtime is the lightweight virtual computer that sandboxes and runs applications in isolation.

ElastOS (the Internet Operating System) sits cleanly in between: it acts as the decentralized carrier layer connecting the lightweight guest runtime (AppCapsule) to the host device (PC2).

The blockchain layer provides the essential foundation: Decentralized Identifiers (DID), verifiable credentials, smart contracts, and more.

This is why Elastos is built on four fundamental pillars:

- App Runtime – the lightweight guest OS (AppCapsule)
- ElastOS Carrier – the decentralized Internet Operating System
- PC2 – the host operating system
- Blockchain VM – the virtual machine layer powering identity, credentials, and smart contracts

[KindOff @Perfet0]

@Scallopcom What is this? No real person is interested in this tweet, commmooon

[KindOff @Perfet0]

@Scallopcom This was promised a long time ago, but never came to be true

[Sash @sash__mit]

97 million downloads per month. One poisoned update. Less than 1 hour live. SSH keys. AWS creds. Crypto wallets. API keys. All exfiltrated silently. This is the recent LiteLLM supply chain attack, and it won't be the last. "Zero trust" is really just a marketing buzzword. Real zero trust means your app doesn't even trust the OS that loaded it.

We're building the most underrated architecture in tech, there is no other way to solve this problem. The internet is increasingly being flooded with AI agents, smart contracts & autonomous code. Without an Internet OS to govern them, in our case ElastOS, we're back to the 1970s. Must watch 👇

[KindOff @Perfet0]

@narodencoek Emigriraj

[DESTINIFY 👑 @DESTINIFY_01]

Hi CT & to my @ElastosInfo fams our vision is coming to life 💯❤️, let’s talk real for a second, this is the kind of news that takes your mind off the token chart and think more deeply on what is coming 🚀💯 pretty soon.

@sash__mit have been actively dropping a bunch of updates that literally shows that #Elastos is fully back on track. I’m genuinely pumped, it’s because I can picture my mom using this without needing a crypto degree💯.
First, they added AMNESIA WIREGUARD (stealth mode) straight into ElastOS. Normal WireGuard is solid, but in places like China or Russia the firewalls spot it in two seconds and shut it down. Amnesia mode scrambles the traffic so it looks exactly like regular HTTPS – junk packets, random headers, the whole disguise kit. It auto-detects if you’re in a restricted country and flips on the stealth tunnel by default, Genius right? ✅

Think about it: you’re in a coffee shop in Shanghai, open your laptop, and boom your entire ElastOS node is reachable, your private messages, your files, your little #AI sidekick, all invisible to the censors. No more “sorry the VPN is blocked again.” That’s your cousin in Tehran finally being able to video-call family without the government listening. That’s real freedom in 2026💯.
On top of that we now have https://t.co/aQJNCIAuOa where you can register your Boson DID (basically your forever username on the network) directly on the supernodes.
THREE WAYS TO CONNECT:
- Regular WireGuard (fast and simple)
- Amnesia WireGuard (stealth, for when you need to go ghost)
- Activity Proxy via Boson (extra layer for max privacy)

And they’re already routing everything through the #Elacity supernode while they roll out the full decentralized plan, multiple domains like https://t.co/qTPFwz9QkX and https://t.co/X7oCVNfYRd so even if one gets funky, the others keep you online.

Then there’s the V2 runtime system they’re cooking. Everything becomes these plug-and-play “Digital Capsules.” One capsule for your chat, one for your files, one for your AI, whatever. You just snap them together like Lego. No more giant complicated installs. Want a private Netflix for your family photos and videos? Capsule. Want your own little Claude that only knows your stuff? Capsule. It’s the 2018 whitepaper vision.
They also finished the Elacity dDRM SDK – basically the universal secure media layer. Audited, tested, dropping in two weeks along with deeper ElastOS integration. That means creators can actually protect their work without YouTube or Spotify holding the keys. Upload once, own it everywhere, get paid directly. My photographer friend in Lagos is already texting me “bro when can I test this?”😂

NOW HERE’S WHERE IT GETS PERSONAL FOR ME.
I’ve been watching Elastos since the early days and honestly? It jumped around a lot. New chains, flashy partnerships, chasing whatever was trending but now #PC2 is them coming back home to that exact promise. Wallet login = your identity. Local storage + IPFS = your data lives with you. Boson integration = private messaging that actually works. WASM apps on your own node = compute that’s private. Desktop environment you fully own = apps that feel like normal software but can’t be censored or shut down.
That alignment feels different. It’s not “we’ll figure it out later.” It works today. You can literally download it, spin up your node, and have your own private cloud right now.

So yeah… this is the version of Elastos that feels like it finally remembered who it is.
They're already sorting a one-click ElastOS installer for Macs with WireGuard baked in & windows will be next. Keep your Mac on (or even just the lid open), & you can reach your whole personal cloud from your phone using your custom domain. Then we go plug-and-play hardware route for the people who want the set-it-and-forget-it experience.

What would YOU run first on your own sovereign node? Family photos? Or just the peace of mind that nobody can flip a switch and take it all away?
#web3 $ELA

[KindOff @Perfet0]

@raj_bagadi Just stop pretending to be interested in your community. You haven't spoken a word in the official telegram group o for a year

[Kaguya’s Top Gal @hayasaka_aryan]

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[KindOff @Perfet0]

@emoney_network When?
SOON.. same story for years

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@Crypto_Crib_ He bought one w4ek ago, what is the point?

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@SplendolinT @emoney_network Thanks but inhave Revolut. Its much better

[KindOff @Perfet0]

@SplendolinT @emoney_network When? Same posts for a year

[Sash @sash__mit]

This evolution of Web3. Personal clouds, p2p markets, private AI and a new digital economy. Update on vision!

[KindOff @Perfet0]

@Ahnieeofweb3 @emoney_network Use revolut, why are you waiting for the scallop app that God knows when the app will be released

[KindOff @Perfet0]

@emoney_network The price

[KindOff @Perfet0]

@ElastosInfo @nbwinfo What does pgp rollout? How ela will benefit from that please explain