A lot of teams went quiet after Colosseum. So did our socials, but actual work didn't stop for a day. After finishing the MVP, we made a tough call: pause the raw beta release. Why? While solving core tech challenges, we hit another wall - infrastructural (we’ll talk about it later). It would’ve been naive to ship a broken UX where generating a custom address takes a dozens of clicks and confirmations. We chose long-term utility over short-term hype. It’s not even a pivot in a traditional sense - the core idea of custom addresses hasn't changed, we just stopped building on top of broken UX and started fixing the foundation first. Along the way, we got the validation that mattered: a grant approval from @SolanaFndn, backed by @SuperteamUKR & @GnatyukA. We didn't rush to announce it the second we got approved. Grants don't build products the team and precision do. Now, the next chapter of Hashwall begins. Imagine 99999999aWdUJ5Yzn... right in your hands - etched directly into the blockchain, visible to everyone. Not a custodial @ handle or an off-chain tag, but actual mathematics and compute packed into one address: secured, unique, and owned by you..

Recently we introduced Hashwall at the @SuperteamUKR Checkpoint session, gained a lot of valuable feedback and a few insights, it was a great time ! And it proves one thing yet again: web3 ecosystem is hungry for security that doesn't sacrifice status The blueprint is ready👇