Tyler Sloan

Testnet v1 and the Neuraverse have done their job. Today we're retiring them and building what comes next. We took a full snapshot. Points balances, leaderboard standings, quest completions, activity history, all preserved so nothing is lost. Testnet v1 reached great milestones, 1.6M+ users, 220K+ monthly active, 100M+ transactions, a community of 160K. It confirmed something we'd bet on, people are looking for unique and simplified ways to interact and participate on-chain. That part was right. The AI-native economy has been the thesis. What's evolving is how specific it's become. Agents need somewhere to work and something actually worth doing. Not a buzzword category waiting to be created, the places capital already moves on-chain. Vaults, liquidity, markets. That's where the work is, and that's where we're building. Complexity is part of it. The bigger problem is that the work never stops. Positions drift out of range. Rates cross at 3am. A better opportunity opens and you hear about it four days later. You can't be there for all of it. So: you set rules, risk preference, which venues, how much of each. Strategies are run by named specialists. An agent allocates across them inside your rules, works while you're asleep, and explains every action in plain language. As a flagship venue, our own exchange. Concentrated liquidity with ve(3,3), as the foundational liquidity engine the rest benefits from. Non-custodial throughout. Your funds stay in your own account. The agent works inside the limits you set and can never send your money anywhere but back to you. Agents are optional. Deposit into a venue directly, provide liquidity yourself, or bring your own agent. Open standards that the industry is converging on. The more detailed picture is on the site and in the docs. We're not putting dates on things we can't commit to just yet and the waitlist is where updates land first. neuraprotocol.io Thanks for being here through testnet v1. The best part of it is the part we're taking with us.