Independent explorer & archive for Parano1d / $NOID.
Blocks, transactions, addresses, network data & verifiable history.
Built for usability, not trust. ①
"Community explorers make network activity accessible." – @ignotus_nemo
Glad to be one of them. ①
v2 activates at block 210,537, around Oct 10. We'll be watching it live on https://t.co/gRMKPmV5Tc.
Your proof is your receipt. We keep the history. $NOID
Proof-native Layer 1 Parano1d has been submitted to @colosseum’s Crypto World’s Fair for judging in the ZK / Crypto Research category.
https://t.co/2viyzp7iU0
A little sneak peek into https://t.co/gRMKPmUy3E
With $NOID v2 we bring more beauty to our explorer.
New animations, new halving-, new economics- and new mempool-tabs should activate automatically on block 210.537.
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6/ "Found" isn't on-chain. The timestamp is, and your receipt links your payment to it.
Verify it yourself, you don't need our explorer. Onchain, decentral, in your own node. Always, at any time, forever.
What nodes don't keep, an archive records:
https://t.co/gRMKPmV5Tc
1/6 Something special about Parano1d: a block's timestamp is not the moment the block was found. It marks when work on the block began.
That's why https://t.co/gRMKPmV5Tc now shows a second time for every new block: "Found". ① 🧵👇
5/ That's why we now show both:
Time = the timestamp inside the block, set by the producing node
Found = when our node received the finished block, about 1 s precise
Nice to see Parano1d’s technical work getting this kind of assessment. ①
Whatever the final Colosseum result, v2 is becoming very real on-chain.
NOID Explorer is ready for H210537.
https://t.co/gRMKPmV5Tc
Parano1d v2 contracts are now running end to end.
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The current right stays verifiable even after old data is pruned.
NOID Explorer keeps the historical side too: contract activity and transactions.
Live State for consensus. History when needed.
https://t.co/gRMKPmUy3E
Parano1d v2. Live Proof-Native Contracts, Verified After Pruning
A live native-wallet demonstration of Parano1d v2: programmable spending rights on a signatureless, end-to-end post-quantum proof-native L1.
Recorded on an isolated v2 network with real authorization proofs, contract execution, HistorySteps and PoW. Proving and confirmation.
Product and releases: https://t.co/uGYr0vOmth
Source: https://t.co/0w6feinIp2
Architecture: https://t.co/XtuMcvRA1b
Security model and published assumptions: https://t.co/1fCFUu5CSv
v2 activates at block 210,537. The estimated activation time is October 10, 2026 at 11:59 PM PDT (October 11 at 06:59 UTC). Block height determines activation; the actual time depends on block production.
Nodes and GUI wallets must upgrade to v2.0.1 or newer before activation.
Parano1d v2.0.2 is out with much faster State sync. ①
Ignotus measured the State phase dropping from ~59s to ~10s in a fresh mainnet run.
Faster nodes mean faster indexing, recovery and infrastructure around the network too.
NOID Explorer will be updating accordingly.
I'm paranoid about Parano1d sync. Meet v2.0.2 with faster sync
State has been the painful part. Verifying an individual segment takes milliseconds, but the time a wallet actually waits depends on P2P behavior, strict safety limits and how work is scheduled. The core can do far more than today's network shows. Getting the engineering right matters.
In v2.0.2, I made the State phase more than twice as fast in our tests. Upgraded peers now batch and compress segments while verifying each one. In one fresh mainnet comparison, State sync fell from about 59 seconds to 10 seconds.
That is one measured run, not a promise of 10 seconds on every connection. Many factors can affect the result. As more nodes and wallets upgrade, more peers will support the faster transport. You will notice the difference.
The release also includes more reliable wallet sends and consolidation fixes.
https://t.co/SpDKot6tTE
https://t.co/trtGGvvAFh
Latest release always available at https://t.co/44Rkp31pQS
Agents can check live rights and past payments themselves instead of trusting an API.
NOID Explorer fits on the other side of that model:
agents verify the proof, we preserve the history and evidence around it.
https://t.co/gRMKPmUy3E
Parano1d Live Agents
Copying an AI agent should not multiply its spending allowance. Restarting it should not make a consumed permission usable again. An agent working with an unfamiliar service should also be able to check its funding and payment claims independently.
NIST is working on AI agent identity and authorization. The Bounded Capability Receipts draft examines shared budgets across copies, retries and restarts.
I built Agent Core to explore how Parano1d can help.
Each participant verifies live rights and funding locally, and exchanges portable receipts as evidence of past payments and contract calls. The service delivers the evidence. The agent checks it. No explorer or trusted RPC provider needed.
In our isolated v2 experiment, two clients shared one ten-use allowance across two gateways. Copying the key did not expand it. Replayed permits were rejected, including after restart. A fresh participant joined after pruning and verified all ten saved receipts.
Live Agents grows from this foundation: agents working across independent services while checking rights, funding and settlement for themselves.
Research, source code, logs and a demonstration with three AI agents, each running its own Agent Core:
https://t.co/sOJ6GJbnwC
NOID Explorer is already running v2.0.1 and ready for H210537. ①
We’re prepared to store and decode the new v2 data, including proof-native contract activity, as it goes live on mainnet.
https://t.co/gRMKPmV5Tc
Parano1d v2.0.1 is out. This is the mandatory build for v2 activation at mainnet block 210,537. If you downloaded v2.0.0, replace it before that height. The activation height has not changed.
A miner report identified a timestamp advantage in same-height block races. V2.0.1 derives the difficulty target from the parent block, so competing blocks with that parent have the same target. Thanks to the miners who brought the data.
Download: https://t.co/zIqCUoT0Vu
Release: https://t.co/WXbYBIvwvZ
GitHub mirror: https://t.co/cMxKMISSO2
V2 activates at block 210,537, estimated around October 10. Update nodes, GUI wallets, block-producing pool nodes and exchange infrastructure before that height. Older versions cannot validate v2 blocks.
Proof-native smart contracts bring programmable spending rights and persistent counters into live State. Execution and authorization are verified inside the shared recursive block proof, without retaining or replaying the full interaction history. Six templates and custom programs are available through the new Contracts workspace, CLI and API.
The block target moves to 30 seconds. Capacity increases to 63 one-page transactions by default, or 206 with manually enabled Large blocks. Both classes support up to 63 contract calls within those budgets. Issuance follows a predictable height schedule: starting at 16 $NOID, decreasing every 1,051,200 blocks, approximately once a year -> to a permanent 1 $NOID tail after eight reductions. State-based growth fees retain the incentive to consolidate.
The release also improves synchronization, proving, verification and receipt recovery. No data reset is needed. Existing balances, wallets and receipts are preserved.
NOID Explorer just got an update. ①
• Main page: countdown to Parano1d v2 + blocks remaining
• Halving tab: new v2 reward schedule
• Economics tab: updated $NOID tokenomics
• Switch between current network values and the upcoming v2 values
now live on https://t.co/gRMKPmV5Tc
@mastercyb@ignotus_nemo Exactly. That’s what https://t.co/gRMKPmV5Tc is for.
A permanode keeps historical Parano1d data instead of pruning it, giving users an optional observation and recovery layer.
Receipts stay the trust model.
The explorer keeps the history.
https://t.co/gRMKPmV5Tc
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@ignotus_nemo is right - receipts remove the need to trust an explorer.
But this is also true:
Consensus needs the proven live State.
Users may still need the history.
Receipts for proof.
Archives for recovery.
Both can exist together.
That’s where NOID Explorer fits. ①
Payment services, pools, exchanges: stop using txids as proof of payouts and deposits. Parano1d prunes old transaction data.
Use receipts. Make a payment, copy the receipt, and share it. The other side can verify it in their own wallet: sender, destination, amount, and canonical inclusion. No explorer needed.
Why are you still sending people to third-party explorers? Parano1d was built to leave that behind. It’s like buying a Ferrari and driving everywhere in first gear.
It’s time to move beyond classical blockchain habits.
@ignotus_nemo@Parano1dComm Parano1d does not need permanent history for consensus!
But users, researchers, pools, exchanges and builders may need access to it.
That’s where we come in.
We can restore your receipts if you lose them.
Preserve the data. Make it useful. Keep verification independent. ①
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Hello Paranoids. 👋①
hello @ignotus_nemo and @Parano1dComm
NOID Explorer is an independent explorer and archive for Parano1d / $NOID.
Live blocks, transactions, addresses, and historical data. Built to make Parano1d easier to explore and research.
https://t.co/gRMKPmV5Tc
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