
Decentralized Social Clearing House . https://xitter.cf/t.co/2Ikp4U1OfC Builders: https://xitter.cf/t.co/0gpcjHuWDi . Github: https://xitter.cf/t.co/LlORCr3m2B #CAW #CAWMmunity
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Development updates have recommenced. Teh hero has begun their work as per the manifesto.
#CAW
github.com/GilgameshCaw/Caw/β¦
A whitepaper has been published by @caw_dev on GitHub!
#CAW A trustless and decentralized social clearing-house.
github.com/GilgameshCaw/Caw/β¦
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The time has come.
For teh ppl
#CAW testnet is now live, please follow @caw_devβs instructions below to access.
==> test.caw.social
Thank you to all of the Cawmmunity for their unwavering support π
The vision of the manifesto is finally being fulfilled.
Okay frens. Testnet is live.
==> test.caw.social
Thank you everyone for being here and enduring the long journey this has been. I believe in the vision, the manifesto, and I believe in the future of $CAW. #TogetherWeFly.
Please understand:
=> This is not YET meant to be a fully finished product.
=> There will be bugs, there will be mistakes.
=> The important thing is that we work together to find them.
Please click the little bug button/icon to report any issues you find. 99% of my testing has been with Rabby on chrome desktop.
If youβre using other browsers or wallets or devices, be prepared to submit bug reports.
I will redeploy these contracts and blow away the database at some point, so your data is⦠well forever on chain, but not forever on this front end.
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Some notes for testnet:
It works with Sepolia, so you will need a little Sepolia-ETH in your wallet to send transactions.
Faucet here: cloud.google.com/application⦠(or you can use gas.zip/)
Once you have Sepolia ETH, youβll need to get some mCAW (mintable caw) there is a faucet on the app.
test.caw.social/faucet
From the developer side, Iβve made an extremely easy 1-liner for anyone who would like to try to install a front end node on their own server. Just run:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/Giβ¦)"
Itβs as simple as that.
It will ask you questions.
You might have questions.
I will be here to help answer questions (after I sleep).
#CAW $CAW
I ran the code pushed to GitHub in a local environment.
Amazing work by @caw_dev.
The UI is intuitive, and I was able to seamlessly go from minting NFTs to posting (CAW).
It will likely be refined even further from here.
You donβt need to sign MetaMask multiple times.
NFT minting and the deposit can be executed at the same time.
Optionally, you can write profile updates on-chain.
Since this code is still under development, I recommend exercising caution if you plan to run it locally.
Today I woke up to something that felt like magic.
Someone from the community ran the code I pushed, booted their own local server, created an account and made some posts that were sent to the blockchain and pulled back down on to my system, 100% automatic.
I've been working on this project locally for months, and all of the sudden someone was able to write to my local database. First thought: wtf?
But immediately I realized: the protocol is effectively already live on testnet. The real "source of truth" is on chain. We are already connected.
The core of the magic I felt is #decentralization. This protocol is designed to connect people through frontends hosted across the globe.
Soon: the frontend I'm building will be deployed publicly (testnet first) for the community to test together, and when it's live, you too can experience the magic and power of decentralization.
CAWMmunity π retweeted
Frens @caw_dev has pushed a large amount of code to GitHub
Check developments here:
github.com/GilgameshCaw/Caw
Soon, the crow will fly π
A few details about what last night's github update covers:
- Zero fee profile marketplace, as described by the manifesto
- Cross chain post replication, to ensure permanence
- Updated NFT images w/ fancy font rendered on chain.
- Fully featured front end that can be hosted by anyone.
- End-to-end encrypted private messages with multi-frontend relay system.
- Gasless token transfers through the protocol (tips).
- Trustless session keys that allow users to take actions on-chain without constant wallet popups.
- Optimistic UI: actions feel instant and retry if failed.
- Notification system, scheduled posts, full text search.
- 30-50% reduction in on-chain storage costs via custom text compression.
Last night I pushed a bunch of code to github.
github.com/GilgameshCaw/Caw
This includes major steps towards finishing the protocol, the front end, and all the infrastructure needed to support a fully feature complete app.
We are extremely close.
The crow will fly.
$CAW π
Frens @caw_dev has pushed a large amount of code to GitHub
Check developments here:
github.com/GilgameshCaw/Caw
Soon, the crow will fly π
CAWMmunity π retweeted
Gilgamesh is continuing his work. You can see the activity on-chain, but the binary data might be a little hard to interpret.
So, letβs take a look at the database.
CAW relies heavily on off-chain processing to cut down unnecessary gas costs. The data is indexed in an easy-to-handle format and stored in the database.
This image shows data that was captured from what Gilgamesh sent to the chain.
Tests like these are ongoing.
trust teh process
"The web interface will be improved significantly very soon." β @caw_dev
We welcome members of the Cawmmunity who want to put some time into improving the front end, to do so.
CAW is moving forward step by step, each day is a day closer.
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GitHub continues to be updated as @caw_dev makes significant progress towards setting the bird free.
Infrastructure >>>> front end
github.com/GilgameshCaw/Caw
#CAW
CAWMmunity π retweeted
I ran the latest code pushed to GitHub.
Thanks to the contributorsβ dedicated work, most of the main functions of the CAW protocol seem to be working.
NFT minting, deposits, withdrawals, and batch processing also appear to be functioning.
As @caw_dev mentioned, the frontend design will be refined moving forward.
The current UI resembles X. I especially like the Trending hashtag strings displayed on the left.
Iβm really looking forward to the upcoming testnet release and the mainnet launch.











