GitHub is live.
$SYNC started small, but we said from the beginning that we would keep building — and make what we build increasingly transparent.
The public SyncNet repo is now available for anyone who wants to inspect the code, architecture and current public-beta state.
No smoke and mirrors. Just build, ship, improve.
https://t.co/oRxyB9dqk4
We stay in $SYNC.
Quietly building. Loudly testing.
We’re working through the next evolution of SyncNet — testing, breaking things, rebuilding them, and making sure the foundation is right before it goes live.
Some of what we’re building might be genuinely unlike anything currently out there.
V2 is taking shape.
Are you in $SYNC?
Something bigger is taking shape around $SYNC.
More hands. More building. More lore. More... synchronicity.
The team is growing, the ideas are getting stranger, and some things are better revealed slowly.
We’re only getting started. 👿🐈⬛
GitHub is live.
$SYNC started small, but we said from the beginning that we would keep building — and make what we build increasingly transparent.
The public SyncNet repo is now available for anyone who wants to inspect the code, architecture and current public-beta state.
No smoke and mirrors. Just build, ship, improve.
https://t.co/oRxyB9dqk4
We stay in $SYNC.
We just pushed another $SYNC update.
SYNC Duel is no longer just practice: challenge someone, send them your link, and they play the exact same 5-round sequence. Best timing wins.
Launcher. Connected projects. $SYNCAT. PvP.
Where does all this building lead?
Are we in $SYNC?
We keep building $SYNC.
And while we build, the mechanism keeps working:
• 15.95M+ $SYNC permanently burned
• That’s already ~1.6% of the original 1B supply removed
• 47M+ $SYNC redistributed to holders
• 1.8645 $NET + 2,434.32 USDG distributed to holders
No new supply. No minting.
Just continued building, continued experimentation, and a supply that is already shrinking.
The experiment is moving.
And we’re nowhere near finished.
We’re on it. Telegram is probably the route we’ll take once a few more pieces are in place.
We also know how quickly a TG can turn into noise, scams and chaos if it isn’t properly managed, so we’d rather open it properly than rush it just to tick a box.
But yes — a dedicated social hub is coming soon.
Fair question. We don’t currently have a public GitHub or Telegram. SYNC started extremely small, and our priority has been shipping the actual idea rather than setting up every social/dev channel first.
A lot of the underlying on-chain infrastructure is provided by par; what we’re actively building is SyncNet and the layer on top of it.
That said, I agree that a public GitHub is important for technical vetting, so we’ll be providing one ASAP with the relevant SyncNet code and documentation.
No smoke and mirrors — happy to answer anything specific you want to vet in the meantime.
@RenderVisionNFT But what if you could get $NET + USDG while also getting exposure to a tiny project that absorbed the $NET philosophy, keeps building relentlessly, and has a supply that keeps shrinking?
That’s basically the $SYNC experiment.
Some people have said SyncNet is “just a launchpad.”
It isn’t.
A launchpad helps you launch.
We’re trying to build the layer on top of that — the layer that makes crypto creativity easier.
You have an idea.
You want to connect an existing project, asset or community to something new.
Instead of rebuilding everything from zero, you $SYNC the pieces and give the result its own identity, markets and home.
That’s the thesis.
And we’re building it in public, every day.
The projects created through this experiment are now starting to appear directly on the SyncNet website. $SYNCAT is already there. More infrastructure, clearer flows and more ways to sync are coming.
We know it’s early. We know some parts still need work.
That’s why feedback matters.
If you see something that can be improved, tell us.
We keep building.
We keep syncing.
Have an idea. Choose the project or ecosystem you want to SYNC with. Use its token as part of your reward system. Describe what you want to create. Press Sync.
That changes the entire launch dynamic.
Instead of creating another isolated token and then desperately trying to build a community from zero, your project is born economically connected to an existing one.
If your users earn $CASHCAT, CASHCAT holders have a reason to care.
If your project rewards $NET, it naturally becomes relevant to the NET ecosystem.
That is what we mean by symbiosis:
the new project gets a community and a context to grow around, while the ecosystem it syncs with gets new utility, distribution and attention.
$SYNCAT is the simplest example:
it exists as its own project, but its reward loop ties it directly to $CASHCAT + $SYNC.
You don’t just launch beside an ecosystem.
You launch attached to it.
Ideally, creating that relationship should eventually feel as simple as generating an image in ChatGPT, a video in Gemini or a track in Suno.
Make $SYNC a viral verb.
(And that’s only one layer of what $SYNC is becoming.👀)