Liberdus

Interested in running a Liberdus validator?

We’re starting to gauge interest from people who want to help power the Liberdus network by running retail validators.

Whether you’re an experienced node operator or interested in running your first validator, we want to hear from you.

Fill out our short Validator Pre-Interest Form below to keep up to date with the Liberdus node operator opportunities in the near future.

Help us build a network powered by its community!
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What do you guys think about this for a Liberdus feature? We already have scheduled calls, what about scheduled messages?

Damn, seems like everyone trusts John Wick more than anyone haha

Why should you need a phone number just to send a message?

Mandatory phone number registration introduces privacy and security risks that are often overlooked.

1. Phone numbers can link otherwise separate online identities to real world individuals.

2. Attackers may use phone numbers to discover which people use a particular messaging platform.

3. Criminals can hijack phone numbers to intercept verification codes and potentially compromise accounts.

4. Leaked phone number databases can facilitate phishing, spam and targeted attacks.

5. Requiring a phone number creates an unnecessary connection between private conversations and personal identity.

Communication shouldn't require surrendering your personal information.

That's why Liberdus lets users create accounts without providing a phone number, putting privacy and control back where they belong: with the user.

NEAR Intents: Making Cross-Chain Crypto Simpler on Liberdus

Moving assets between blockchains has traditionally meant navigating bridges, multiple wallets, different gas tokens and complicated transactions.

NEAR Intents offers a different approach.

Instead of manually figuring out how to execute a cross-chain transaction, users specify what they want to achieve. A network of independent solvers competes to fulfill that intent.

What does this mean for Liberdus?

🔸 Cross-chain swaps: Exchange supported assets across a wide variety of blockchains without manually navigating bridges.

🔸 Gasless experience: No need to hold native gas tokens or manually pay network gas fees, simplifying transactions across supported networks.

🔸 Unified integration: Access messaging, crypto payments, cross-chain swaps and other Web3 transactions directly within Liberdus, without constantly switching between applications.

🔸 Simpler transactions: Send, receive and exchange supported digital assets without needing to understand the technical complexities of each blockchain.

🔸 Greater interoperability: Connect users to a broad ecosystem of supported blockchains, assets and liquidity through a unified experience.

Why integrate NEAR Intents?

Because Web3 shouldn't require users to understand bridges, gas tokens or the technical differences between blockchains just to make a transaction.

Liberdus aims to bring private, decentralized communication and cross-chain financial functionality together in one application.

One app. Multiple blockchains. And frictionless communication and transactions!