Some things are worth building even when almost nobody is watching. Teranode was one of them.
The original vision was never complicated: peer-to-peer electronic cash that scales on-chain, for everyone. It just needed the engineering to catch up, and the community pulling in the same direction. We’re getting there on both.
It took years. For a long time, the only thing keeping it moving was belief. Now it runs on code. Last week it handled a 2.8 billion transaction block in testing. Most of the core work is done.
Grateful to everyone who kept believing along the way, especially those who’ve been here since the whitepaper.
The engine is ready. The rest belongs to the builders.
Here we go.
The original vision was never complicated: peer-to-peer electronic cash that scales on-chain, for everyone. It just needed the engineering to catch up, and the community pulling in the same direction. We’re getting there on both.
It took years. For a long time, the only thing keeping it moving was belief. Now it runs on code. Last week it handled a 2.8 billion transaction block in testing. Most of the core work is done.
Grateful to everyone who kept believing along the way, especially those who’ve been here since the whitepaper.
The engine is ready. The rest belongs to the builders.
Here we go.
This is the moment to renew my commitment to my vision: to empower human progress by building a better connected and prosperous world for all.View quoted post on X
I remain confident that Emerging Technologies are the engine that will power a more inclusive future where data, value and opportunity move freely.
That is why I have donated my BSV to BSV Association to help further their mission, and have announced the creation of the Ayre Think Tank to drive my vision forward.
We are moving from belief to execution by backing the ideas, companies and people who can build a better world for all.
