Trilogicon

Trilogicon (TRIL)
Minimal blockchain infrastructure built with Rust.
Clean, secure, and created to be understood.
V1/V2 complete. V3 in progress.

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LARGE UPDATE:

Trilogicon is still an ongoing project - as the developer I have been taking a break but production is still ONGOING.

More updates coming soon.

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Trilogicon website updated:
https://t.co/4C0vhaXgl9

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The TRIL faucet is now in the works.

This is an important step toward making the Trilogicon testnet more usable, more accessible, and easier for people to actually try.

More updates coming soon.
https://t.co/4C0vhaXgl9
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V3 in progress...

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Trilogicon v2 is now complete and live on the site.

We rebuilt the reference node from the ground up for real reliability:
• Stronger persistence & restart safety
• Better peer discovery & sync
• Independent validation, no central control
• Clean, understandable rules

v1 proved secure value transfer.
v2 hardened the network itself.

Simple. Secure. User-focused.

Check it out and join the waitlist
https://t.co/EXQmCZZPLd

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How do Trilogicon nodes connect?

They connect to peers, compare chain progress, request missing blocks, and validate everything independently.

So peers share data.
They do not define truth.
The rules do.

Simple networking.
Independent verification.
Reliable sync.

Simple. Secure. User-focused
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Built Trilogicon nodes from absolute scratch.

They’re now syncing and talking properly.

This is what “v2 reliability work” actually looks like.

Simple. Secure. User-focused.

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Most crypto projects try to solve everything at once.

More features. More complexity. More noise.

Trilogicon is being built differently.

It is focused on solving a few real problems clearly:

• Unclear rules → Trilogicon is built around understandable protocol behavior
• Weak transfer security → signed transactions, strict validation, and nonce-based replay protection
• Feature bloat before fundamentals → v1 was kept focused on secure value transfer
• Unreliable node behavior → v2 strengthened networking, synchronization, persistence, and overall node reliability
• Hype-first design → the project is being built around usefulness, not empty promises

So far:

• v1 delivered the core value-transfer foundation
• v2 improved reliability and strengthened the network itself

The goal stays the same:

Build a network that is secure, understandable, reliable, and worth using long term.

Simple. Secure. User-focused.

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Trilogicon v2.0.0 is now complete.

V1 was about proving the core:
signed transfers, balances, nonces, validation, and multi-node sync.
V2 was about hardening the reference node:
better persistence, restart safety, networking, synchronization, mempool behavior, and overall reliability.

The focus stays the same:
build carefully, keep the rules understandable, and strengthen the system before making it bigger.
V3 planning begins next.
Simple. Secure. User-focused
https://t.co/FwOoeh7pnh

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Trilogicon v2 update:

Development is continuing with the focus on reliability, synchronization, recovery, persistence, and stronger node behavior under real network conditions.

The approach remains the same,
keeping the system understandable, keeping the scope disciplined, and making the network stronger step by step.

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Work on Trilogicon v2 is underway.

It is not finished yet, but progress is being made.

The goal of v2 is to improve reliability and strengthen the network itself — better synchronization, recovery, node behavior, and overall robustness.

The focus remains the same:
build carefully, keep the rules understandable, and make the system stronger before making it bigger.
Simple. Secure. User-focused.

Follow along for updates.
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@Web3king02 Thanks for reaching out. I’m keeping communication fairly limited and not really using follow backs for project discussions right now, but if it’s important, feel free to send it by email at [email protected].

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Trilogicon is being built with the user in mind first; making sure to have clear rules, predictable behavior, and a foundation designed to be understood and trusted.

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Spent today improving parts of the project. The process is going well so far, and I appreciate all the support along the way.

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Thank you, I appreciate the support and the encouragement.

You’re right that communication matters, and I do appreciate people who take the time to share thoughtful ideas. At the same time, I’m trying to keep the project grounded and focused, so a lot of my attention is still going into building carefully rather than being overly active.

I will be putting up some new posts on X soon.

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As many of you may know, Trilogicon is currently in active development.

I’ve now opened the early Trilogicon waitlist for those who would like to follow the project from the beginning, stay updated as development progresses, and hear about future testing.

Join here: https://t.co/ipcZO6Hi00

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@IPO404 @roop_b9 Sorry about that, I’ve just been really focused on building, so my replies have been slower than usual. I appreciate you taking the time to email.

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@IPO404 @roop_b9 Yeah, I’ve been more focused on building lately. I’d rather share real progress than honoestly force constant updates.

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@IPO404 @roop_b9 Yes, everything is going well - we have just started the development of version 2.