In web3, building fully onchain applications is the gold standard. Yet, many onchain projects rely on centralized components at one point or another. For permissioned applications, this often means access is managed through offchain systems. A common example is the use of Merkle trees, where the Merkle root is published onchain, while the rest of the tree and its leaves (proofs) resides offchain. While Merkle trees offer a clever solution that maintains a degree of trustlessness, there are ke...

One of the biggest challenges for onchain, permissioned applications is real-time access control. Many applications require onboarding or modifying permissions on an ongoing basis. Some apps rely on centralized databases, while others use Merkle trees for onchain verification. However, Merkle trees introduce delays and friction, which can slow down your application and hurt the user experience. With Quible, you can onboard users seamlessly while maintaining real-time access control—and keep e...

Onchain applications are scaling well, but there’s still more work to be done. With every Ethereum transaction, you’re paying for computational effort in the form of gas fees. For permissioned applications, especially those needing to frequently update access lists, these fees quickly add up. Quible introduces a new onchain access control mechanism that improves on the shortcomings of Merkle trees, allowing teams to save thousands of dollars in gas costs. But just how much gas can you save? T...

Quible is a flexible, layer-one blockchain network built to manage real-time access control across multiple use cases. No matter the use casse, Quible provides the infrastructure to handle dynamic access lists in a fully onchain manner. Today, we’re focusing on a specific use case: NFT drop access lists. Managing access dynamically in a crowded drop requires much care, as fairness are key to maintaining trust within your community. This use case is one where Quible shines.Quible as the Onchai...

Access control is crucial for onchain applications, with use cases ranging from NFT drops to real-world asset (RWA) issuance and everything in between. Traditional methods like Merkle trees have served this purpose, but come with limitations. Today we introduce Quible, a novel protocol designed to be the onchain Authentication Layer for Web3 —our answer to these limitations.What is Quible?Quible is a next-generation blockchain network that redefines access list management. By enabling real-ti...