🚴 Fiber Dev Log 31 🚴 This cycle was mostly about getting Fiber ready for v0.9.0. We shipped v0.9.0-rc3 and spent a lot of time on security hardening, bug bounty fixes, and an AI-assisted code review to help make the final release as solid as possible. Key updates: - Security fixes from bug bounty reports - AI-assisted code review across the codebase - Backup & Restore ready for the next release - Stronger validation for payments, routing, invoices, and gossip - Better tooling and operator UX Meanwhile, work continues on CCH, Atomic MPP, x402 payment proofs, backup/recovery tooling, and CLI/TUI improvements. By the way, the Nervos Bug Bounty program is always open. If you want to help us audit, identify, and report potential vulnerabilities, you can find the rules and rewards details here: bounty.nervos.org/ Shoutout to everyone testing, reviewing, and helping us catch those edge cases! 🙌 Full devlog: github.com/nervosnetwork/fib…

New milestones, development updates, and design discussions continue to emerge across the Fiber ecosystem!🌱 – Fiber Desktop: Seller-side workflow and DAO voting – Fiber Pay v0.2.6: AI-friendly CLI and SDK improvements – fiber-payjoin-kit: PoC and technical specification completed @ILE_Labs – Opticrum: Decentralized inbound liquidity markets on CKB – Fiber Link: Wallet and infrastructure discussions for forum tipping Tracking recent progress across community-led projects in Pulse 07: fiber.world/blog/pulse/issue…

🚴Fiber Dev Log 30🚴 Recent work has focused mainly on reliability, security hardening, and edge-case handling as we move toward the v0.9 release. That work is reflected in v0.9.0-rc2, including updates around migrations, funding persistence, parsing, routing behavior, and channel handling. We're also continuing review and polish work around trampoline routing, forwarding behavior, amount validation, browser integrations, and developer tooling/docs. This stage of the release cycle has focused more on improving behavior under failure cases and long-running operation than on introducing major new features. Full dev log: 👇 github.com/nervosnetwork/fib…

New grant recipient, pay-per-read platform, desktop node tool, and privacy ideas continue to emerge across the Fiber ecosystem 🌱 - Grant Approved: Dular Connects Fiber to Mobile Money Infrastructure - Scryve Reads: A Live Demo of Pay-As-You-Read Content Streaming @ScryveHQ - Fiber Desktop: Simplifying Local Node Management - Proposal: Fiber Payjoin Kit for Native, Collaborative Privacy - Discussion: Mapping the LSP Link Between Bitcoin Lightning and Fiber Tracking the recent progress and new activities across Fiber community-led projects in Pulse 06: fiber.world/blog/pulse/issue…

Fiber Network AMA Recap with a TLDR: talk.nervos.org/t/the-fiber-…

🚴Fiber Dev Log 29🚴 We're moving through the v0.9.0 release cycle, with Fiber v0.9.0-rc1 out. This brings together updates across routing, funding, transport, and overall stability. This release candidate also introduced a unified migration system, laying a clearer framework for future database and protocol upgrades. We also improved the Network Actor stability, with updates to keep channel actors alive across peer disconnects. Better observability is also now in place with the addition of debug and trace logs throughout the channel funding flow. Community feedback continues to be a big help! Input from the WASM testnet recently helped us catch and fix an invoice payment rejection case involving zero-balance channels. Thanks to the community member who reported it. Moving forward, our focus shifts more on security hardening and finalizing the x402 end-to-end flow. Full log: github.com/nervosnetwork/fib…

Happy to see Fiber Link move from engineering prototype to product-ready! It's now a fully deployable community tipping layer over CKB, allowing members to support each other without running their own nodes. Product overview: github.com/Keith-CY/fiber-li… Fiber-Pay v0.2.5 also keeps evolving—simpler connect flows, passkey support, new demos, and AI agent use cases. 🏗️ More community-led experiments on Fiber here in Pulse 05: fiber.world/blog/pulse/issue…

Call remote AI agents from your browser. P2P Decentralized. Passkey login. And settled instantly and trustlessly via Fiber. ⚡️🔐  Try it out: calling-agent-kappa.vercel.a… This is a recent experiment by Retric, exploring what AI services could look like when agents are independently hosted, directly callable, and paid peer-to-peer. The current pay-per-call model keeps things simple as a fixed-fee entry point, as low as 0.1 CKB per call on the Fiber testnet. Further plan includes transitioning to a more granular, token-based pricing (metering input/output usage). And if you're curious about why and how this was built, here's the write-up: talk.nervos.org/t/a-paid-ai-… #fibernetwork #nervos #AgenticEconomy

Fiber is moving from protocol ideas to real applications. Retric's been one of the builders exploring that shift firsthand. If you're curious about how Fiber actually works for real-world apps, hit the link and ask away! reddit.com/r/NervosNetwork/c…

🚴 Fiber Dev Log 28 🚴 Sharing a few things we've been working through lately: - Expanded Connectivity: added official Docker image support, plus Onion & Socks5. Also introduced transport type filtering to the connect_peer RPC, giving nodes more control over how they connect. - x402 & Preimage Proofs: Fiber can now act as an x402 exact-payment backend. It verifies paid invoices and returns deterministic receipts via the RPC HTTP listener. - Unified Migration Design: framework is now done. This is a key prerequisite for v0.9.0 and should make future protocol database upgrades much smoother. Right now we're shaping up v0.9.0 (bringing in that Migration Support) and working through CCH multi-asset swap implementation. Also, great catching up with everyone at #Bitcoin2026 — heading back now and keeping pushing toward v0.9.0. 🚴 Full dev log: github.com/nervosnetwork/fib…