ZEC BLOCKS — OFFICIAL UPDATE
A major upgrade is rolling out in phases.
NFT mining and claiming are now running smoothly following server improvements, and $ZECS minting has resumed.
To make up for the delays, 500 ZEC BLOCKS NFTs will be available to mint with zero protocol fee. Network fees still apply.
Thank you for your patience and continued support. More updates are on the way.
Start mining → https://t.co/u5GqIVxkb5
ZEC BLOCKS — OFFICIAL UPDATE
A major upgrade is rolling out in phases.
NFT mining and claiming are now running smoothly following server improvements, and $ZECS minting has resumed.
To make up for the delays, 500 ZEC BLOCKS NFTs will be available to mint with zero protocol fee. Network fees still apply.
Thank you for your patience and continued support. More updates are on the way.
Start mining → https://t.co/u5GqIVxkb5
🚨 BIG UPDATE — ZEC BLOCKS MARKETPLACE
The $ZECS market is now LIVE.
Trading just got a lot simpler:
• Trade $ZECS with ZEC
• Trade ZEC BLOCKS NFTs with ZEC
• Faster, more direct trading flow
• 0% protocol fee for now
Both $ZECS and ZEC BLOCKS can now be traded directly using ZEC.
ZB-1 is an open-source protocol.
If your NFT does not appear in your portfolio, it may mean that the same ZEC BLOCK ID was already claimed earlier by another valid claimant in the canonical index.
You do not have to blindly trust our indexer.
Because ZB-1 is open source, anyone can run their own indexer, rebuild the claim history, and independently verify the result from the same public data.
That is one of the most important parts of an open protocol:
both sides can verify the same history independently.
No hidden database.
No private allocation.
No “trust us” ownership.
The chain data, protocol rules, and indexing logic are open for verification.
If two independent indexers follow the same ZB-1 rules correctly, they should arrive at the same canonical owner.
That’s the point of open source:
don’t trust — verify.