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Hey Q fam! 👋
Here is a summary of the latest live stream with @cass_on_mars (Quilibrium founder).
✨ Quilibrium Protocol News and QConsole - Live Stream with Cassie
Cassie shares exciting updates on Quilibrium, and introduces QConsole, a new tool similar to Amazon Web Services.
▶️ Watch it on YouTube (English captions): https://t.co/a4I3VnErr3
▶️ Watch it on X: https://t.co/ZVsuqfgAx5
✅ Key topics:
⦿ Quilibrium’s mission and latest news
⦿ Mainnet update scheduled for April 14th, 2025
⦿ Introduction to QConsole and its features
⦿ Quorum mobile beta release this week
⦿ Future plans for self-hosting Quilibrium’s website
✅ Quilibrium’s News
Quilibrium’s team finished testing the “QCL and consensus sidecar” last week, and they’re now ready to roll out a major update to the main network (mainnet) on April 14th, 2025, at midnight UTC. They’ll release the new software build on April 9th, giving people time to update their systems. This update, called “2.1,” involves a “shard-based model,” which means the way data is stored and managed will change a bit. If you’re running a basic setup, the upgrade should be easy, but if you’ve got a more custom system (like a cluster), you’ll need to follow a detailed guide they’ll share. There’s also a switch from using “libp2p” (a peer-to-peer system) to a new method with an extra port for better data streaming, especially since the old way was glitchy on Linux.
✅ QConsole: A Game-Changer Tool
Cassie then introduced QConsole, a tool she’s super excited about. Quilibrium’s big dream is to replace giants like Amazon Web Services (AWS), and QConsole is a step toward that. It’s designed to work like AWS’s S3 (a storage service) and Key Management Service (KMS), but with a twist for the decentralized world. QConsole lets you store files (like website data) and manage encryption keys securely. It’s easy to use—Cassie showed how you can drag and drop files into a “bucket” (a storage space) to host a simple website. She even demoed uploading Quilibrium’s own website files, which are currently on GitHub Pages, and plans to move them to QConsole soon.
Unlike AWS, QConsole will let users share assets between accounts more easily, though that feature isn’t ready yet. It’s fully compatible with AWS’s S3 tools, so if you know how to use those, you can switch to QConsole by just changing a few settings. Cassie also showed how QConsole’s KMS can create keys for encrypting data (like a “hello world” message) or signing stuff with elliptic curve keys, which is handy for crypto projects. The data stays encrypted unless you’ve got the right key, making it super secure.
✅ Quorum Mobile Beta and More Goodies
Cassie dropped another exciting update: the Quorum mobile beta is launching this week! If you’re in, you’ll get an email with instructions for iPhones (via TestFlight), Google Play, or even a direct APK file for Android. They’re eager for feedback to make it better.
✅ Self-Hosting and Future Plans
Looking ahead, Cassie shared that when the 2.1 update hits on April 14th, Quilibrium will move all its web stuff—like the website, documentation, and software releases—onto QConsole’s storage. Right now, they use GitHub Pages and Cloudflare’s R2, but soon it’ll all be self-hosted on their own network. This includes “Quorum,” a web app that’s currently centralized on the front end. Moving everything to QConsole will make it more secure and decentralized, reducing risks like censorship or attacks.
She also teased “templates” for QConsole, which will let users share ready-made setups—like a virtual game system or a website turned into a “frame” for the Forecaster app. These aren’t ready yet, but they’ll make it easy for people to build cool things. Next Sunday, Cassie will dive into building apps with “QCL,” showing off what developers can do on Quilibrium.
✅ Answering Your Questions
Cassie wrapped up by answering some viewer questions.
> Yes, Quilibrium’s website will move to QConsole with the 2.1 rollout.
> If a country bans a publication hosted on Quilibrium, it’ll still be accessible as long as there’s a node hosting it—freedom wins!
> Performance-wise, QConsole’s caching makes it as fast as a CDN (like Cloudflare), so users won’t notice a slowdown compared to GitHub or other hosts.
> She also confirmed support for multi-account features, similar to AWS, for those who need it.
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What's New in Q (Wednesday Edition)
Hi folks, it's time for another biweekly update, with news about the protocol, apps, and more!
Protocol
- Memory improvements to hypersync are being evaluated to drive down footprint to desired levels
- QCL Testing to begin in approximately 48 hours
- After this, we run through the final consensus tests and we will be ready for the 2.1 upgrade on mainnet. When this is the case, we will announce the cutoff date and frame for the upgrade to take place.
Apps
- Major update to Quorum in the next 48 hours
- Q Console launch imminent
- QStorage launch imminent
- QKMS launch imminent
- @LaMat1111 published an update to the Q1-Wallet: https://t.co/KM01HohjdK
News
The first pass of new design content is in progress, we will begin applying these changes to the main website, dashboard, and QConsole.
That's all for this weekend update! We'll be back Sunday for the next one! Until then, Quil and Chill 😎
Learn more about Quilibrium
Website (https://t.co/xlb9DxNgLm)
Whitepaper (https://t.co/CVvkWxzDye)
Blog (https://t.co/eFzACl9NON)
Github (https://t.co/aJTgiH4M49)
@coinecco@QuilibriumInc @j_aymayday @cz_binance While you wait for the videos, give the last spaces @QuilibriumInc did last week. They break down the project pretty well here.
https://t.co/HKKoJU3IB7
We are building the foundation of a new internet.
With Quilibrium’s L1 Protocol, the future is decentralized, fast, and scalable.
Learn how Quilibrium works and join the mission!
Live on X - 13th March at 1 AM UTC.
https://t.co/yQnDVvR5Cx
Swatting and home invasions are growing threats for influencers, streamers, crypto investors, and even scientists, and it's not just a minor inconvenience—it’s a life-threatening problem.
Recently, well-known people like @Amouranth and @matt_vanswol have been targeted, showing just how real and dangerous this threat is. The centralization of the internet makes it easier for malicious actors to track personal information, target individuals, and cause real harm.
A decentralized internet offers the privacy protection we desperately need. By removing centralized control, we make it much harder for bad actors to gain access to sensitive details that can lead to swatting, home invasions, and other privacy violations.
Protecting your privacy isn’t just about hiding secrets. It’s about the safety of you and your loved ones.
Isn’t it about time we make privacy a priority and stop these threats before they happen?!
Here at Quilibrium Inc., we are building the foundation for a new, SAFE, decentralized internet.
Privacy is no longer an empty promise. And it NEVER should have been.
We are building the foundation of a new internet.
With Quilibrium’s L1 Protocol, the future is decentralized, fast, and scalable.
Learn how Quilibrium works and join the mission!
Live on X - 13th March at 1 AM UTC.
https://t.co/yQnDVvR5Cx
I saw this post so ofcorse the first thing I did was jump on @ChatGPTapp and asked it 'what types of industries are there in apps'
Looks like Quorum, @QuilibriumInc first ever app made the cut as the first example of security and privacy!
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