Redstone Chain

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

You can now reclaim any previously unclaimed Redstone EOA balance directly on Ethereum Mainnet.

More infos and GUI available on https://t.co/ykARxYYZz5

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

24h left to withdraw! If you still have funds on Redstone, now is the time to move them.

[Lattice @latticexyz]

After five years, Lattice is winding down.

Redstone shuts down May 15, 2026 (23:59 UTC). If you have funds on Redstone, withdraw before then — especially anything held in contracts like Uniswap pools. After shutdown we'll deploy an L1 withdrawal contract for EOA balances, but funds in contracts won't be recoverable that way. Bridges in reply.

We started Lattice in 2021 to build Autonomous Worlds: virtual worlds with unchangeable onchain physics and deep player programmability on top. To make that possible, we built MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer.

We never managed to turn it into a sustainable business. By early 2025 runway was getting shorter.

Rather than wind down quietly, we spent the remainder on one final push: DUST (@dust_org), the autonomous world we'd always envisioned. Players built marketplaces, cities, transportation systems, even a newspaper. It validated our thesis about emergence, but it didn't reach the scale to sustain a business, and we didn't have conviction that raising VC was the right path.

What happens next:

- DUST has migrated to the DUST Chain (hosted by @conduitxyz, supported by the @Optimism Foundation). Same speed, same cost. Team members continue working on DUST and autonomous worlds through 0xPARC.

- MUD is feature complete, OpenZeppelin-audited, fully open source. The migration tool that moves entire worlds between chains is available to any MUD project.

- Quarry (Wiresaw, 7ms confirmations) and Dozer (high-performance MUD indexer) are now open source.

- Redstone shuts down May 15. Withdraw your funds.

Thank you to 0xPARC, the Ethereum Foundation, the Optimism Foundation, CCP Games, the Dark Forest team, and the early backers who believed in us. To everyone who built on MUD, used Redstone, or played zkDungeon, OPCraft, Sky Strife, or DUST. And to the team. Full credits in the post linked below.

If you were part of this in any way, thank you.

Ludens & Alvarius

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

REMINDER: 2 days left to withdraw!

[Lattice @latticexyz]

After five years, Lattice is winding down.

Redstone shuts down May 15, 2026 (23:59 UTC). If you have funds on Redstone, withdraw before then — especially anything held in contracts like Uniswap pools. After shutdown we'll deploy an L1 withdrawal contract for EOA balances, but funds in contracts won't be recoverable that way. Bridges in reply.

We started Lattice in 2021 to build Autonomous Worlds: virtual worlds with unchangeable onchain physics and deep player programmability on top. To make that possible, we built MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer.

We never managed to turn it into a sustainable business. By early 2025 runway was getting shorter.

Rather than wind down quietly, we spent the remainder on one final push: DUST (@dust_org), the autonomous world we'd always envisioned. Players built marketplaces, cities, transportation systems, even a newspaper. It validated our thesis about emergence, but it didn't reach the scale to sustain a business, and we didn't have conviction that raising VC was the right path.

What happens next:

- DUST has migrated to the DUST Chain (hosted by @conduitxyz, supported by the @Optimism Foundation). Same speed, same cost. Team members continue working on DUST and autonomous worlds through 0xPARC.

- MUD is feature complete, OpenZeppelin-audited, fully open source. The migration tool that moves entire worlds between chains is available to any MUD project.

- Quarry (Wiresaw, 7ms confirmations) and Dozer (high-performance MUD indexer) are now open source.

- Redstone shuts down May 15. Withdraw your funds.

Thank you to 0xPARC, the Ethereum Foundation, the Optimism Foundation, CCP Games, the Dark Forest team, and the early backers who believed in us. To everyone who built on MUD, used Redstone, or played zkDungeon, OPCraft, Sky Strife, or DUST. And to the team. Full credits in the post linked below.

If you were part of this in any way, thank you.

Ludens & Alvarius

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

REMINDER: 3 days left to withdraw

[Lattice @latticexyz]

After five years, Lattice is winding down.

Redstone shuts down May 15, 2026 (23:59 UTC). If you have funds on Redstone, withdraw before then — especially anything held in contracts like Uniswap pools. After shutdown we'll deploy an L1 withdrawal contract for EOA balances, but funds in contracts won't be recoverable that way. Bridges in reply.

We started Lattice in 2021 to build Autonomous Worlds: virtual worlds with unchangeable onchain physics and deep player programmability on top. To make that possible, we built MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer.

We never managed to turn it into a sustainable business. By early 2025 runway was getting shorter.

Rather than wind down quietly, we spent the remainder on one final push: DUST (@dust_org), the autonomous world we'd always envisioned. Players built marketplaces, cities, transportation systems, even a newspaper. It validated our thesis about emergence, but it didn't reach the scale to sustain a business, and we didn't have conviction that raising VC was the right path.

What happens next:

- DUST has migrated to the DUST Chain (hosted by @conduitxyz, supported by the @Optimism Foundation). Same speed, same cost. Team members continue working on DUST and autonomous worlds through 0xPARC.

- MUD is feature complete, OpenZeppelin-audited, fully open source. The migration tool that moves entire worlds between chains is available to any MUD project.

- Quarry (Wiresaw, 7ms confirmations) and Dozer (high-performance MUD indexer) are now open source.

- Redstone shuts down May 15. Withdraw your funds.

Thank you to 0xPARC, the Ethereum Foundation, the Optimism Foundation, CCP Games, the Dark Forest team, and the early backers who believed in us. To everyone who built on MUD, used Redstone, or played zkDungeon, OPCraft, Sky Strife, or DUST. And to the team. Full credits in the post linked below.

If you were part of this in any way, thank you.

Ludens & Alvarius

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

REMINDER: 4 days left to withdraw

[Lattice @latticexyz]

After five years, Lattice is winding down.

Redstone shuts down May 15, 2026 (23:59 UTC). If you have funds on Redstone, withdraw before then — especially anything held in contracts like Uniswap pools. After shutdown we'll deploy an L1 withdrawal contract for EOA balances, but funds in contracts won't be recoverable that way. Bridges in reply.

We started Lattice in 2021 to build Autonomous Worlds: virtual worlds with unchangeable onchain physics and deep player programmability on top. To make that possible, we built MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer.

We never managed to turn it into a sustainable business. By early 2025 runway was getting shorter.

Rather than wind down quietly, we spent the remainder on one final push: DUST (@dust_org), the autonomous world we'd always envisioned. Players built marketplaces, cities, transportation systems, even a newspaper. It validated our thesis about emergence, but it didn't reach the scale to sustain a business, and we didn't have conviction that raising VC was the right path.

What happens next:

- DUST has migrated to the DUST Chain (hosted by @conduitxyz, supported by the @Optimism Foundation). Same speed, same cost. Team members continue working on DUST and autonomous worlds through 0xPARC.

- MUD is feature complete, OpenZeppelin-audited, fully open source. The migration tool that moves entire worlds between chains is available to any MUD project.

- Quarry (Wiresaw, 7ms confirmations) and Dozer (high-performance MUD indexer) are now open source.

- Redstone shuts down May 15. Withdraw your funds.

Thank you to 0xPARC, the Ethereum Foundation, the Optimism Foundation, CCP Games, the Dark Forest team, and the early backers who believed in us. To everyone who built on MUD, used Redstone, or played zkDungeon, OPCraft, Sky Strife, or DUST. And to the team. Full credits in the post linked below.

If you were part of this in any way, thank you.

Ludens & Alvarius

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

REMINDER: Withdraw your funds from Redstone before May 15, 2026 (23:59 UTC).

[Lattice @latticexyz]

After five years, Lattice is winding down.

Redstone shuts down May 15, 2026 (23:59 UTC). If you have funds on Redstone, withdraw before then — especially anything held in contracts like Uniswap pools. After shutdown we'll deploy an L1 withdrawal contract for EOA balances, but funds in contracts won't be recoverable that way. Bridges in reply.

We started Lattice in 2021 to build Autonomous Worlds: virtual worlds with unchangeable onchain physics and deep player programmability on top. To make that possible, we built MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer.

We never managed to turn it into a sustainable business. By early 2025 runway was getting shorter.

Rather than wind down quietly, we spent the remainder on one final push: DUST (@dust_org), the autonomous world we'd always envisioned. Players built marketplaces, cities, transportation systems, even a newspaper. It validated our thesis about emergence, but it didn't reach the scale to sustain a business, and we didn't have conviction that raising VC was the right path.

What happens next:

- DUST has migrated to the DUST Chain (hosted by @conduitxyz, supported by the @Optimism Foundation). Same speed, same cost. Team members continue working on DUST and autonomous worlds through 0xPARC.

- MUD is feature complete, OpenZeppelin-audited, fully open source. The migration tool that moves entire worlds between chains is available to any MUD project.

- Quarry (Wiresaw, 7ms confirmations) and Dozer (high-performance MUD indexer) are now open source.

- Redstone shuts down May 15. Withdraw your funds.

Thank you to 0xPARC, the Ethereum Foundation, the Optimism Foundation, CCP Games, the Dark Forest team, and the early backers who believed in us. To everyone who built on MUD, used Redstone, or played zkDungeon, OPCraft, Sky Strife, or DUST. And to the team. Full credits in the post linked below.

If you were part of this in any way, thank you.

Ludens & Alvarius

[Lattice @latticexyz]

After five years, Lattice is winding down.

Redstone shuts down May 15, 2026 (23:59 UTC). If you have funds on Redstone, withdraw before then — especially anything held in contracts like Uniswap pools. After shutdown we'll deploy an L1 withdrawal contract for EOA balances, but funds in contracts won't be recoverable that way. Bridges in reply.

We started Lattice in 2021 to build Autonomous Worlds: virtual worlds with unchangeable onchain physics and deep player programmability on top. To make that possible, we built MUD, Redstone, Quarry, and Dozer.

We never managed to turn it into a sustainable business. By early 2025 runway was getting shorter.

Rather than wind down quietly, we spent the remainder on one final push: DUST (@dust_org), the autonomous world we'd always envisioned. Players built marketplaces, cities, transportation systems, even a newspaper. It validated our thesis about emergence, but it didn't reach the scale to sustain a business, and we didn't have conviction that raising VC was the right path.

What happens next:

- DUST has migrated to the DUST Chain (hosted by @conduitxyz, supported by the @Optimism Foundation). Same speed, same cost. Team members continue working on DUST and autonomous worlds through 0xPARC.

- MUD is feature complete, OpenZeppelin-audited, fully open source. The migration tool that moves entire worlds between chains is available to any MUD project.

- Quarry (Wiresaw, 7ms confirmations) and Dozer (high-performance MUD indexer) are now open source.

- Redstone shuts down May 15. Withdraw your funds.

Thank you to 0xPARC, the Ethereum Foundation, the Optimism Foundation, CCP Games, the Dark Forest team, and the early backers who believed in us. To everyone who built on MUD, used Redstone, or played zkDungeon, OPCraft, Sky Strife, or DUST. And to the team. Full credits in the post linked below.

If you were part of this in any way, thank you.

Ludens & Alvarius

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

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[DUST @Dust_Org]

Join the first DUST HACK: a week of pushing the limits of virtual worlds.

DUST allows you to program in-game objects to create everything from shop chests to city governance systems.

Sign up below to hack for a week with 1-1 coaching from the core developers of DUST and MUD.

[MUD @mud_dev]

What if you could query any onchain world like a database, inspect and call any function, all in your browser? You can. Meet the new Worlds Explorer.

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

The Garnet Testnet is currently halted since its L1, Holesky, is experiencing a fork and finalization issues following the Pectra upgrade. We will resume sequencing on Garnet once Holesky stabilizes. More information on the Garnet status page: https://t.co/KVsTIDLXQ4

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

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[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

☕🍹 The CafeCosmos Space has been rescheduled to today! Join us in 3 hours to learn from the winning strategies of Season 1 winners @dekicasterinho @0xCanzi @liquifinity.

And hear from the @CafeCosmosFDN team on the big changes coming in Season 2.

https://t.co/IPpttgDjKq

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

@dekicasterinho @0xCanzi @liquifinity @CafeCosmosFDN This space is being postponed due to a last-minute emergency with one of the guests!

We’ll share the new date and time soon.

Thank you for your understanding, and we can’t wait to celebrate Season 1 and share what’s coming in Season 2 with all of you! Stay tuned. 🎙️✨

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

☕🥤 CafeCosmos S1 has just come to an epic conclusion.

Join this space in 4 hours with winners @dekicasterinho @0xCanzi @liquifinity to learn from their winning strategies.

And hear from the @CafeCosmosFDN team on the big changes coming in Season 2.

https://t.co/AXh8VCowjW

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

Five days to go in CafeCosmos' Season 1 on Redstone and new challengers have made their way onto the top 3, with their eyes set on a share of the $10,000 prize pool!

This is your reminder to log back in to milk some cows and make some smoothies.

[CafeCosmos @CafeCosmosHQ]

Two new contenders have stormed the leaderboard, and it's a game changer!

🥈 2nd Place: "ifood" has climbed to 0.0166 ETH in earnings, surpassing @liquifinity and @0xCanzi in one swift move.

🥉 3rd Place: "Playstation" isn’t holding back either, now sitting at 0.0138 ETH! This is proof that the race is far from over.

If you thought you had the rankings locked in, think again, this is anyone’s game!

[CafeCosmos Season 1 ☕🥐 @CafeCosmosSZN]

🏆 Leaderboard Update: All Hail the Top Earner! 🏆

@dekicasterinho has claimed the throne with an impressive 0.0125 ETH in just 24 hours! That’s a cool $40 earned in a single day.

The crazy part? Deki is doing it manually 👀 no auto-farming, just pure hustle and strategy 💪⚡

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

https://t.co/VJRS69LtAx

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

CafeCosmos is live, start building your café at: https://t.co/CraKDFDxIU

[CafeCosmos @CafeCosmosHQ]

🗓️ 7 Days. Up to $10K on the Line.

The countdown starts now! Compete in this week's 7 day season for your chance to win 👇

🥇 1st Place - $7,000
🥈 2nd Place - $2,000
🥉 3rd Place - $1,000

💫 Join the Space with @redstonexyz today at 6 PM GMT to get all the details, tips, and updates.

🎮 Play Now: https://t.co/vLe5npEdqX

[Redstone Chain @redstonexyz]

CafeCosmos Season 1 is live! Join us in this Space later to hear from the devs of @CafeCosmosSZN along with questions from @BenGiove and @dekicasterinho

https://t.co/VJRS69LtAx