Where the Status community shares long form articles, thoughts, and ideas.
We have some exciting announcements coming up (and a few ideas we’ll be revealing more details about soon!)
Status Desktop’s very first public beta preview release is finally here, and we can’t wait for you to try it!
Reporting a bug in Status Desktop is easy. This short guide explains the entire process from start to finish!
Exploring our decentralised solution for Status Community management.
We’re thrilled to announce Keycard v2. This post elaborates on the security improvements we've made to the original Keycard smart card!
Unpacking the engineering effort behind our secure, decentralised solution to Community ownership
As we edge closer to our apps’ relaunch, Status core contributors answered the community’s questions live on X Spaces
The reveal of Status’ new direction and Status’ new under-construction super apps.
Looking under the hood of the Nimbus consensus client — the lightweight Ethereum client.
A recap of updates to the Nimbus consensus client over the past 12 months.
Status v1.20 introduces experimental support for mutual contact requests, Wallet Connect support, performance improvements, and a lot of bug fixes.
We are so often concerned with—and building for the purposes of—online privacy, that we have been less focused on a different type of privacy invasion. Privacy in your own home is under attack.
We’re going to zoom in on a specific part—one that we have recently made some big developments in. Mamy, one of our engineers, has made one of the world’s fastest BLS signature implementations. We have been working on this since 2018, and have some big results to show for it.
TL;DR If you registered a stateofus.eth name in the Status app before October 31, 2021, then you can collect $ENS as part of
Centralized Finance Today Almost every facet of banking, lending, and trading is now managed through centralized systems run by regulatory organizations and gatekeepers. Consumers must