Decent Land LabsANS is migrating to ao
The Arweave Name Service (ANS) was launched as the first human-readable address protocol on Arweave in February, 2023. Since that launch, 2 years ago, over 1,300 users have registered more than 2,000 domains and helped us gain the traction needed to be integrated in a range of Arweave ecosystem apps like ViewBlock, everPay, and Arweave-compatible wallets. We had a lot of fun building in the wild west of Arweave in its pre-ao days, but it's time for ANS to make the switch for the sake of ...
Decent Land LabsWeaveVM: the hyperscalable EVM protocol on Arweave
WeaveVM (WVM) is the first EVM-compatible protocol engineered to manage complex, large-scale data computation without the high gas fees typically associated with on-chain state storage on EVM chains. WVM is also the first EVM-compatible protocol that fully relies on Arweave for permanent storage, enabling atomicity of executable EVM bytecode and data of any size on the same ledger. On the principles of VACP, we are building the hyperscalable, lazy-evaluated EVM protocol to compute data at any...
Decent Land LabsWe are Decent Land Labs
Today marks a significant milestone for decent.land as we introduce a refined mission and new flagship protocol. Our journey started in 2021 with a vision to build social and identity primitives on Arweave. The first public app under the decent.land name – a way to create a permanent username on Arweave – evolved into ANS, and as the expansive web3 social landscape matured, we developed Ark Protocol. Ark enables identities from any chain to transfer their reputation into the Arweave social ec...
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Decent Land LabsANS is migrating to ao
The Arweave Name Service (ANS) was launched as the first human-readable address protocol on Arweave in February, 2023. Since that launch, 2 years ago, over 1,300 users have registered more than 2,000 domains and helped us gain the traction needed to be integrated in a range of Arweave ecosystem apps like ViewBlock, everPay, and Arweave-compatible wallets. We had a lot of fun building in the wild west of Arweave in its pre-ao days, but it's time for ANS to make the switch for the sake of ...
Decent Land LabsWeaveVM: the hyperscalable EVM protocol on Arweave
WeaveVM (WVM) is the first EVM-compatible protocol engineered to manage complex, large-scale data computation without the high gas fees typically associated with on-chain state storage on EVM chains. WVM is also the first EVM-compatible protocol that fully relies on Arweave for permanent storage, enabling atomicity of executable EVM bytecode and data of any size on the same ledger. On the principles of VACP, we are building the hyperscalable, lazy-evaluated EVM protocol to compute data at any...
Decent Land LabsWe are Decent Land Labs
Today marks a significant milestone for decent.land as we introduce a refined mission and new flagship protocol. Our journey started in 2021 with a vision to build social and identity primitives on Arweave. The first public app under the decent.land name – a way to create a permanent username on Arweave – evolved into ANS, and as the expansive web3 social landscape matured, we developed Ark Protocol. Ark enables identities from any chain to transfer their reputation into the Arweave social ec...
Storing, verifying, and computing with onchain data
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Development at decent.land is accelerating, so this is a pretty big update. 🗿
Ark Protocol data is getting richer, enabling dApps to customize UX and users to attest to their identity on even more chains and protocols. Alongside Ark, ar.page is always being upgraded to reflect everything Ark can aggregate -- read on for the details.
Images uploaded using Arweave’s new atomic asset standard, STAMPs, now display in the collectibles gallery for ANS holders on ar.page:
Not only that, we’ve added a new tab that contains a feed of every asset that user has stamped.
Being able to mint NFTs directly to Arweave and show them on your profile gives ar.page functionality similar to a web3 Instagram.
Darwin and Pierre from the decent.land team will be at ETHLisbon. Find them, claim the ANS POAP, and reserve your domain to join the 562 lucky holders.
Fun fact: this QR code → POAP → ANS domain flow is built on top of Ark Protocol.
If you're curious how it works, there’s a full thread explanation here on Twitter.
The Ark API and oracle now returns the full breadth of user profile and activity data exposed by RSS3:
Social metadata from RSS3 (username, bio)
Social metadata from Crossbell (personas)
Ethereum transaction history
RSS3 is an Ethereum-based platform for identity and social activity aggregator, powering tools like Crossbell, xLog, and their own UI.
Participants in the ar.page hackathon have just 2 weeks to submit their final forks of ar.page and be in the running for their share of the prize pool.
There’s still more than enough time to join and hack on the UI using the data Ark and the weave-aggregator returns about Arweave and EVM users, so join the Discord and say hi in the #hackathon channel.
The weave-aggregator is a decent.land library and API apps can use to pull in feeds of activity from different Arweave protocols.
The latest version library brings the total tracked protocol count up to 11, including Lens, Mirror, ANS, permacast, Pianity and more.
If you need Arweave dApp data for your own app, check out the repo. Arweave projects are also welcome to get in touch or submit a PR to be added.
Our team recently rewrote the Arweave side of Ark, switching out vanilla SmartWeave for the newer, faster EXM. EXM is the only technology that powers blockchain-based serverless functions. It was built by the team behind Verto and Community Labs.
On the NEAR side of Ark, we’ve been making optimizations to improve speed and reduce gas costs. Ark will power decent.land DAO tooling on Arweave, NEAR and EVM chains when the UI is released in line with our roadmap.
ANS names are seeing wider adoption in the Arweave ecosystem. First, ViewBlock and ar.page, now img.arweave.dev and permacast. You can now input an ANS username in the field used to transfer atomic assets:
Permacast uses ANS metadata for user profiles and logged-in state in the new beta V2 UI:
While we’re building the core product, our art team is running a text adventure on Twitter based on the decent.land lore. This week, the explorers dive deeper into the oceans of Yowunas Maias to meet the mysterious whale king.
Play along -- who knows what you’ll find at the end?
On dry land, our art team shared previews of the Yowunas Maias deserts, featuring some particularly strange cacti.
Since Ark can now detect a user’s Lens handles, we’ve added them to the ar.page identity bar.
Which other IDs would you like to see supported here?
The Linagee .og domains -- based on the very first Ethereum name registry from 2015 -- are now returned by Ark if they have been wrapped into ERC-721 format.
https://linageenameregistrar.com/
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Follow along with us as we build the crosschain social layer for web3 🛸
Development at decent.land is accelerating, so this is a pretty big update. 🗿
Ark Protocol data is getting richer, enabling dApps to customize UX and users to attest to their identity on even more chains and protocols. Alongside Ark, ar.page is always being upgraded to reflect everything Ark can aggregate -- read on for the details.
Images uploaded using Arweave’s new atomic asset standard, STAMPs, now display in the collectibles gallery for ANS holders on ar.page:
Not only that, we’ve added a new tab that contains a feed of every asset that user has stamped.
Being able to mint NFTs directly to Arweave and show them on your profile gives ar.page functionality similar to a web3 Instagram.
Darwin and Pierre from the decent.land team will be at ETHLisbon. Find them, claim the ANS POAP, and reserve your domain to join the 562 lucky holders.
Fun fact: this QR code → POAP → ANS domain flow is built on top of Ark Protocol.
If you're curious how it works, there’s a full thread explanation here on Twitter.
The Ark API and oracle now returns the full breadth of user profile and activity data exposed by RSS3:
Social metadata from RSS3 (username, bio)
Social metadata from Crossbell (personas)
Ethereum transaction history
RSS3 is an Ethereum-based platform for identity and social activity aggregator, powering tools like Crossbell, xLog, and their own UI.
Participants in the ar.page hackathon have just 2 weeks to submit their final forks of ar.page and be in the running for their share of the prize pool.
There’s still more than enough time to join and hack on the UI using the data Ark and the weave-aggregator returns about Arweave and EVM users, so join the Discord and say hi in the #hackathon channel.
The weave-aggregator is a decent.land library and API apps can use to pull in feeds of activity from different Arweave protocols.
The latest version library brings the total tracked protocol count up to 11, including Lens, Mirror, ANS, permacast, Pianity and more.
If you need Arweave dApp data for your own app, check out the repo. Arweave projects are also welcome to get in touch or submit a PR to be added.
Our team recently rewrote the Arweave side of Ark, switching out vanilla SmartWeave for the newer, faster EXM. EXM is the only technology that powers blockchain-based serverless functions. It was built by the team behind Verto and Community Labs.
On the NEAR side of Ark, we’ve been making optimizations to improve speed and reduce gas costs. Ark will power decent.land DAO tooling on Arweave, NEAR and EVM chains when the UI is released in line with our roadmap.
ANS names are seeing wider adoption in the Arweave ecosystem. First, ViewBlock and ar.page, now img.arweave.dev and permacast. You can now input an ANS username in the field used to transfer atomic assets:
Permacast uses ANS metadata for user profiles and logged-in state in the new beta V2 UI:
While we’re building the core product, our art team is running a text adventure on Twitter based on the decent.land lore. This week, the explorers dive deeper into the oceans of Yowunas Maias to meet the mysterious whale king.
Play along -- who knows what you’ll find at the end?
On dry land, our art team shared previews of the Yowunas Maias deserts, featuring some particularly strange cacti.
Since Ark can now detect a user’s Lens handles, we’ve added them to the ar.page identity bar.
Which other IDs would you like to see supported here?
The Linagee .og domains -- based on the very first Ethereum name registry from 2015 -- are now returned by Ark if they have been wrapped into ERC-721 format.
https://linageenameregistrar.com/
_____________
Follow along with us as we build the crosschain social layer for web3 🛸
: to LIBERATE the Whale King
: to QUESTION his keepers
: to LIBERATE the Whale King: to QUESTION his keepers
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