For the past 3 years we've worked with @AnyoneFDN to build a decentralized privacy network from zero to a massive DePIN powerhouse. Learn more with our first case study: memeticblock.com/case-studie…

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Setting up LLM pipelines is like 5 steps forward, 2 steps back

Your Arweave Weekly Digest. Permanent storage is a centuries-long guarantee. @ArweaveEco has a social framework to keep that guarantee intact, no matter what the future brings. Learn more here: arweavehub.com/weekly

Hidden Services: Building the private web on the ANyONe Protocol The internet has been built around publicly visible servers and centralized infrastructure. ANyONe Protocol (@AnyoneFDN) is helping create an alternative, where services can operate privately, users can connect anonymously, and both can communicate without relying on centralized infrastructure. Why this matters The internet publishes DNS records, exposes IP addresses, and reveals where applications are hosted. Hidden services change that model by abstracting infrastructure behind the network, enabling: ▫️ Privacy-first application design ▫️ Censorship-resistant publishing ▫️ Decentralized services ▫️ Community-run infrastructure Privacy stops being a feature. It becomes a property of the network. The human-readable .anyone domains To make hidden services more accessible, ANyONe Protocol has introduced a privacy-preserving DNS system that maps human-readable .anyone domains to hidden services without revealing destination information. Instead of sharing long cryptographic addresses, users can access memorable .anyone domains while preserving the anonymity and security guarantees of the network. The goal is simple: make private services as easy to access as traditional websites while preserving anonymity end-to-end. Beyond websites Hidden services are not limited to web pages. As the ecosystem matures, they can support a broad range of privacy-preserving applications, including: ▫️ Private APIs ▫️ Decentralized AI services ▫️ Anonymous messaging infrastructure ▫️ Secure developer tools ▫️ Self-hosted applications ▫️ Distributed file-sharing platforms ▫️ Community-operated communication networks As .anyone domains, hidden-service tooling, privacy-preserving DNS, and decentralized hosting continue to mature, the network moves closer to its long-term vision: A private internet where #privacy is the default, not an afterthought. Check out this early example of a hidden website running on the ANyONe network: Raw hidden-service address👇http://sovzswxhl3hfchhkle5hpr7pvv5gz5glhvgl5lnqw4vcllsfncmu7bad.anyone Human-readable address 👇 http://vps-directory.anyone $ANYONE #DePIN #VPN #HiddenServices #Decentralized #CensorshipResistance

gave the portfolio a revamp, feeling good but lot's more I want to do with it also deeply obsessed with @paper halftone shaders right now 😄 gregogun.xyz

From an inspiring walk in the mountains to landing on the moon, @ArweaveEco has had an exciting and eventful history. Here are 8 moments worth celebrating as the network enters its ninth year. 🧵 8️⃣

ICYMI $ARIO is live & tradeable on @solana through @JupiterExchange and @Raydium.

The world where your phone watches you before your messages are even encrypted is closer than you think. Trust shouldn't be assumed. It should be engineered. Protect yourself before it is too late. Anyone is for everyone.

Software is willpower automated. Scaling software scales your willpower. Agentic development teams, with Senior Engineers in the loop, scale software. What do you want to build?

Software is willpower automated. Agentic development teams orchestrated by senior engineers, with human-in-the-loop oversight, let us scale that philosophy without losing quality. The outcome is enterprise-grade delivery across distributed systems, web platforms, SaaS products, and internet infrastructure.

Your Arweave Weekly Digest. @ArweaveEco turns 8 today. Eight years of uptime, an untouched endowment, and a permanent record that keeps growing. Few blockchains can claim a similar track record. Read the birthday issue: arweavehub.com/weekly

We have successfully completed the migration to @Solana. The smart contracts & canonical $ARIO token are now live. $ARIO Token Address: DcNnMuFxwhgV4WY1HVSaSEgr92bv2b1vUvEKiNxWqHdF Arweave remains the permanent data and provenance layer. Full details: ar.io/solana-migration/

15% of AI agent plugins contain malicious instructions. That's Hiddenlayer's data. Cloud agent compromised: your files and context leave your machine. Local agent compromised: blast radius stays on your hardware. Architecture is the difference. hefty.bot

See the growth of nodes in the Anyone Network over time, in this community-generated visualization based on public descriptor data. While still dominated by our two epicentres in Europe and North America, new countries and regions continue to grow as part of our continual push for network diversity. The network is continually getting bigger, faster, and better distributed! 🔹 Credit: t.me/privacyrelays

Vitalik Buterin published his self-sovereign local AI setup this week. His framing: cloud AI is taking privacy ten steps backward. His setup: local inference, local files, sandboxed. No servers required. That's exactly how Hefty is built. hefty.bot

Hypermedia As The Engine Of Application State

HyperBEAM devs, we are already running private nodes for our team and thinking of opening them as a paid service. Which tier would you actually use? #AO #HyperBEAM #Arweave

The latest Anyone Client software - anon 0.4.9.13 - is live! This update enables our release pipelines and comes with general improvements, including better country classification of relays. If your relay or client auto-updates via apt, then it will automatically pull the latest version. Cycling your Anyone hardware will also auto-update! More details on updating relays: 🔹docs.anyone.io/relay/mainten… and updating hardware: 🔹 docs.anyone.io/hardware/hw-u… See the full release on GitHub: 🔗 github.com/anyone-protocol/a…