JOSE ANTONIO CURIEL HERNANDEZ

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

Oracles move data to the chain. But who moves the data to the oracle?

The real-time data transport layer is still centralised. Streamr exists to fix that.

[Streamr App @Streamr_App]

Most companies demo their product.

Tomorrow we're running our Building in Public call on StreamrApp — restreaming live to four platforms, peer-to-peer, browser to browser.

No central server. Data protected.

4PM UTC → https://t.co/10jgWVMvym

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

Governments sent Microsoft 6,288 legal demands for customer data in the first half of 2025 alone.

Zoom settled with the FTC for misrepresenting encryption.

Google Meet is built on an infrastructure designed to know everything about you.

$DATA stakers power infrastructure that has no server to subpoena, no logs to hand over, no bucket to misconfigure.

That's not a privacy policy. That's physics.

[Streamr App @Streamr_App]

Thousands of corporate video call recordings have been found in unsecured cloud storage buckets.

Not because someone was malicious.

Because the recording had to live somewhere, it always does on centralised platforms.

Your team's confidentiality isn't a policy problem. It's a plumbing problem.

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

A smoother on-ramp matters.

In this demo, the team shows how @openfort_hq powers biometric login in @Streamr_App, making it easier to onboard both Web2 and Web3 users without the usual friction.

Big shoutout to Openfort for the tech here. Very clean integration.

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

1 BILLION identity-verification records exposed.

203+ MILLION tied to Americans alone.

And people still think mandatory digital ID / age-verification systems are just a harmless “safety measure.”

Centralizing sensitive identity data doesn’t reduce risk.
It concentrates it.

Another reminder the danger is not hypothetical.

[Streamr App @Streamr_App]

It’s kinda insane that “going live” usually means:

hand your video + audio to a platform, then hope the policies behave.

We should be able to host privately and broadcast publicly.

Same call. Different exposure.

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

DeAI is going vertical.

Fewer people are asking what happens when millions of agents need live data without a choke point.

That��s where Streamr starts to matter.

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

Building in Public Call 11.3.2026 https://t.co/IpXFcPYpq6

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

@RereRer59214611 500 operator nodes and we are about to release @Streamr_App Beta 🔥

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

Your “real-time app” isn’t real-time if it has to ask a middleman for permission.

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

@stats_feed This is why more messaging needs to move toward peer-to-peer rails

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

@0xPolygon Money that moves peer-to-peer doesn’t really need business hours

[Streamr App @Streamr_App]

BREAKING 🚨

Today is StreamrApp Beta’s first official live stream: Building in Public at 16:00 UTC.

Restreaming across X, YouTube, and more, all through StreamrApp.

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

It’s happening.

One of the biggest feats we’ve accomplished in a while.

A streaming platform that’s intrinsically secure, private, and built for the people.

Today, @Streamr_App showcases that feat, powered by Streamr rails.

Don’t miss it at 16:00 UTC.

[Streamr App @Streamr_App]

This one feels like a milestone.

Next Building in Public is on StreamrApp.
We’ve wanted this for a while.

And we’re shipping restreaming across socials live for the first time.

If privacy in streaming matters to you, pull up.

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

If you’ve ever said “let’s take this off Zoom”… you already know.

StreamrApp Alpha is live: serverless, peer-to-peer calls, end-to-end encrypted.

Use it once. Where would this actually fit in your life?

[Streamr App @Streamr_App]

If your app depends on the same few centralized layers, you inherit their downtime.

We built StreamrApp to reduce those inherited failure modes.

Quick breakdown in the video 👇

[Streamr Network @Streamr]

Data that moves in real time, owned by the peers who power it.

That’s the Streamr way

[Mark_L @M_a_r_k_L_]

Most “internal” company meetings aren’t actually internal.

You hop on a call, and the useful stuff kicks in: transcripts, AI notes, recordings, summaries.

But the default is still the same: the meeting runs through a vendor, then your company’s context lives on their cloud.

So yeah, a third party ends up holding the most sensitive parts.

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