Exciting news! We are thrilled to announce an exciting new collaboration between @Extropy and the zkok community, aimed at bolstering security within the Mina ecosystem.
For more info and the chance to receive a free zkApp audit visit https://t.co/181SljyZq1
The deployment framework for the Mina Decentralized Treasury is now published.
It sets out how MINA holders will propose and vote on ecosystem funding, the three-phase rollout, and the safeguards in place as @AragonProject takes on stewardship.
Read it here: https://t.co/CikYcHAjdr
@garethtdavies Great to see you coming back to Mina @garethtdavies ! With regards to the web node, IMO it's a good POW but who do you see keeping a webpage on their browser open all day to run a node? Isn't a node inside an app more exciting? or am I missing something?
Bringing back the Mina Rust and web node as a community-maintained, independent client to help realize Mina's potential. A blockchain light enough that anyone can run it from a browser.
Already upgraded to Mesa: syncs and validates mainnet and devnet, and a web node in a browser tab produced a canonical devnet block. Rust SNARK work is landing in devnet blocks too 👇 See Discord for more.
More context on the Rust and web node here https://t.co/fUA1Jetn9s
🚧 Weekly Mina Dev Update
🖥️ OCaml Node: new scanState GraphQL query merged; ledger sync and bootstrap fixes in review
🗄️ Rosetta genesis account balance fix merged
🔀 Automated Archive Node handover for future upgrades in review
🧰 Dev Tooling: minimina improvements for running local Mina networks, including native and Docker support
📦 Mina SDKs 0.4.0-rc.2 now used across internal development and testing tools
💬 Just a few highlights! Head to Discord for the full update and community discussion 👇
https://t.co/uxr5RgKATU
Who controls the money in a crypto project’s treasury?
On @MinaProtocol, the answer is becoming: you. IT IS COMING. This video explains the Decentralized Treasury in 70 seconds 🤖👇
It’s already real: audited twice (Trail of Bits + @zksecurityXYZ ), running on a #Mesa testnet, @AragonProject on operations — and a “break-glass” safety lever designed to be removed. Update expected soon — watch this space 👀
$MINA #MinaProtocol
The old way: a few people hold the key, everyone else just trusts them.
The new way: the pot is visible on-chain, and only a community vote opens it.
Propose → Vote → Funded. That’s it.
Hesabı dışarıya taşı, kanıtla getir zincire sok mantığını ilk ortaya atan eşşek @MinaProtocol'dü.
2020 olması lazım; Kimchi'den önce "Turshi" isimli bir Cairo yürütücüsü denenmişti Mina'da. StarkWare'nin ilk prototiplerinden.
Ne mesai harcamıştım ya... yeminle.
From my ongoing monitoring of Mina Protocol’s GitHub, I’ve noticed significant development activity following the release of Mina 4.0.2.
The team is already preparing for the next hard fork, strengthening network infrastructure, improving efficiency, and laying the groundwork for future upgrades.
mina-protocol:native
@VitalikButerin :
“There are other projects like Mina … that are trying to make ZK-friendly, yet minimal, simple, beautiful L1s from scratch.”
That’s exactly the direction he said he’d take if he were rebuilding @ethereum today.
https://t.co/5rfTt5H1t8
What I would like to see for $MINA:
Mina becoming ZK verification and settlement infrastructure for compatible rollups and blockchain ecosystems, potentially including @ethereum and @solana.
The roadmap points toward this future. Now we need real integrations, production adoption, and measurable results.
$MINA says its blockchain stays a fixed 22 KB.
Its site says you can verify the entire chain "in milliseconds, from any device" by checking one recursive proof.
Would you run a full node on your phone?
We’ve been heads-down for a while. Here’s what came out of it 👇
Our final audit is in. We’ll publish it next week together with our full response to every finding.
🚨 $MINA 4.0.2 IS LIVE
The Mainnet and Devnet release focuses on performance, memory efficiency and stability for node operators.
It is a drop-in upgrade from 4.0.1 without a protocol change.
A practical infrastructure update aimed at making nodes run more efficiently.
#MinaGraphExplorer now allow you to follow transactions between wallets LIVE !
15 blockchains support including Mina, Tezos, Solana, Bitcoin, Ethereum , ...
https://t.co/DzIeYaQ7yE
verifiable will be essential as AI systems take on more responsibility
excited to have contributed to TRACE through my work at @o1_labs. now hosted by @linuxfoundation, TRACE was developed with Microsoft, AMD, Intel and others to make AI agent actions verifiable!
This is “composable assurance” — from a great post by Florian from @o1_labs , the team building @MinaProtocol .
Full read: https://t.co/ZJxWBnhpmt
Follow @o1_labs & @minacryptocom for more 🧡
BON VOYAGE!
Ok here's a new video and thread based on a post by @zktrivo ... #zk#Mina
Your AI agent wants to send $9,000.
It has a valid cryptographic proof. Approve it?
Not so fast though — a valid proof isn’t the whole story.
The easiest way to understand why: an airport gate 🛂 🧵
And the gate rule: no stamps, no boarding.
The payment doesn’t happen until every check passes. The proof isn’t a receipt after the fact — it’s the key to the door.
Honest bit: a passport doesn’t prove you packed your own bag. No single proof covers everything. That’s exactly why you combine them.