
The post-quantum L1 for private, shared AI compute. Validate, provide compute, stake $MTR, vote.
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You shouldn't have to take our word for what's happening on MatterChain.
MatterScan gives anyone a window into the network.
As the network grows, we'll start sharing a monthly look at the numbers that matter here.
Until then, you can verify it yourself ↓
explorer.matterscan.io
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Decentralization isn't a switch you flip at launch.
It's something a network has to build and maintain through participation, incentives, and governance.
The architecture makes it possible. The ecosystem makes it real.
MatterScan follows EIP-3091.
That means block, transaction, and address URLs work the way EVM tooling already expects.
No bespoke format to learn.
Drop a block number, address, or transaction hash into search and MatterScan takes you where you need to go.
explorer.matterscan.io
#MatterChain #Web3
MatterChain gives you two places to see what’s happening onchain.
Explorer → blocks, transactions, accounts, and MTR supply
explorer.matterscan.io
Staking → validators, rewards, nominations, and governance
staking.matterscan.io
No wallet connection required. Just look around.
#MatterChain #Staking
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We're now validating MatterChain, they're building toward a decentralized compute layer where AI workloads can be processed without exposing the complete underlying data to any single participant.
@MTRFdn
MatterChain is actively routing private MPC compute jobs and MatterDAO is on the rise. Who else is excited for the future of the internet?!
Matter DAO stewards MatterChain: the post-quantum Layer 1 that OpenMatter's private AI compute runs on.
This thread is the chain, the token, and how to operate on it. For the products, see @OpenMatter_.
Treasury, governance, and everything else the DAO stewards → matterdao.org/
On disclosure: MTR's token report is filed under the Blockworks Token Transparency Framework and live on Bloomberg Terminal. Supply, allocations, vesting, insider holdings. No gaps.
Read it → blockworks.com/token-transpa…
Dan is right that sandboxing and monitoring won't cut it. The solution has to be trustless.
@OpenMatter_ is building one that uses zero-knowledge proofs to govern agent behavior, so an action that breaks policy can't produce a valid proof, and without one, the agent can't act.
MatterChain’s B-1 Token Transparency disclosure is now live via @Blockworks, giving the market a clear look at $MTR and the network behind it.
MatterChain @MTRFdn is a Layer-1 for confidential compute: jobs run across nodes that never see the whole input.
Their B-1 Token Transparency disclosure received no gaps.
$MTR went live on July 1, 2026.
Expression has never been easier.
Origin has never been harder to see.
In a world where anything can be created, copied, or remixed, identity and provenance shouldn’t depend on trust.
They should be verifiable.




