Beta Update 0.9.26 - Privacy Policy
We've added a privacy policy to the app to let our community know what services we use to make status work.
Where the Status community shares long form articles, thoughts, and ideas.
We've added a privacy policy to the app to let our community know what services we use to make status work.
A total prize pool of $4500 worth SNT up for grabs, plus the chance to take over the world! Or, at least get exposure at one of the largest Ethereum events in the world.
In the bi-weekly Status Town Hall, we present progress updates, team news, and exciting announcements from various core contributors. Discussion covers everything from the organisational shift towards a DAO to marketing news, new contributors and technical details.
Ethereum-powered event management DApp newest to the Incubate family
Hackers #buidling the future of travel at Winding Tree Hackathon are invited to carry on hacking at #CryptoLife! We’ve made sure that you can book your hotel in Prague using Status and Winding Tree together.
In Q3 we opened our OKR process up to the public in a baby step towards becoming a DAO. Here’s how we did it,
- Light clients: LES and ULC - Desktop/Mobile mobile code sharing - Automated testing - Hardware wallet - Security
The goal of Status is widespread adoption of the decentralized web. Our challenge is achieving mass adoption while staying true to our principles outlined below.
At a recent People Ops meetup, we got deep into the topic of how we can can keep Status a place where Core Contributors can
With the new and improved Embark framework, we are partnering with BountyOne and BlockGeeks to host a digital hackathon where we’ll #buidl DApps to
A Tech Talk on extensions - giving DApp developers better integration options with Status
OmiseGo will join us in Prague, October 26 - 28 for a weekend of hacking When we decided to host a hackathon, there were tons
In the bi-weekly Status Town Hall, we present progress updates, team news, and exciting announcements from various core contributors. Discussion covers everything from the organisational shift towards a DAO to marketing news, new contributors and technical details.
This is our wall of shame. The things we know we shouldn't be doing, but for whatever reason we are. The list came from a small group of us who met up in Basel, musing about what security should look like at Status, and what principles we all stand behind
A project tasked with bug fixing the experience of contributing to Status.