The freeze has thawed. Quilibrium V2.1 is now live on mainnet! Builds are now released to general availability. The network has unhalted and we’ve entered a 24-hour initial enrollment phase. This is a pivotal moment, as the first set of nodes joining will define how shards are

We’re entering a reckoning in web3 privacy and decentralization. Centralized clouds fail → “decentralized” projects go dark. TEE-based privacy breaks → trust evaporates. Fake MPC claims → regulators intervene. Only truly decentralized, cryptographically sound solutions

Popcorn ready 🍿 Watching to see which "decentralized" apps go dark 😏

on quorum messenger we can't see you but we honor you anyway lol

priv/acc week

Quilibrium: 2.1 and beyond, Part II

🔥 Pt. 2 goes live tomorrow 4AM UTC! We’re diving back into Quilibrium v2.1, unveiling the new Qconsole, associated services, and Q Name Service...with a few surprises 👀 Be there live. 👇 https://t.co/cdorxlyxgF

Quilibrium: 2.1 and beyond, Part I

Live Stream Alert! 📣 Join us tomorrow at 7 AM UTC as @cass_on_mars walks us through the Quilibrium L1 Protocol v2.1.0.2 update — live on stream. There’s a lot to cover, so this will be a two-part deep dive you won’t want to miss. 📺 Watch here: https://t.co/Io9RyOKlfl

Quilibrium v2.1.0.2 has been released! Please upgrade at your earliest convenience. Enrollment will kick off in approx one hour when the majority of online nodes have upgraded. The next live stream is scheduled for 24 October, 7am UTC. See you there! We've got a lot to cover.

Because the future of the Internet should not depend on who we trust. It should depend on what we can verify. 🌐 Quilibrium Building the decentralized cloud.

Quilibrium is not a blockchain. It avoids ledger bottlenecks through a scalable hypergraph architecture, enabling parallel computation across the globe. It is not just an alternative to Ethereum. It is an alternative to AWS and Cloudflare.

This enables a new kind of Internet: • Storage that is decentralized and encrypted by default • Requests processed privately across multiple nodes • Coordination without revealing intent • Trust replaced by verification

Instead of trusting a single server, you participate in a distributed process that only reveals the result and only under the conditions you choose. No single node ever sees the full picture. No one can leak what they never saw.

The servers that host content. The storage where data lives. The traffic that moves between them. At its core is programmable Multi Party Computation (MPC), cryptography that allows multiple parties to compute together without revealing their private data.

That is what we are rebuilding at @QuilibriumInc. A decentralized cloud protocol designed to secure the foundations of the Internet. Not just apps or blockchains. The infrastructure itself.

These companies can unilaterally decide who gets to stay online. This is not a conspiracy. It is a consequence of architecture. We have built a web where infrastructure is owned by middlemen and privacy is optional.

We trust these intermediaries to stay neutral, protect privacy, and keep our data safe. But that trust has been broken. Snowden revealed how deep-state surveillance exploits these chokepoints. Cloudflare now sits in front of more than 20 percent of the entire web.

But over time, it has become the opposite: centralized, surveilled, and vulnerable to the interests of a few. Nearly all Internet traffic flows through infrastructure owned by a small number of companies, from DNS and CDNs to cloud storage and servers.

A handful of corporations now run the digital backbone of our lives. When they stumble, everything stops. The Internet was never meant to be this brittle, this dependent, or this controlled. It was supposed to be open, distributed, and resilient.

🚨 Today AWS went down. And with it, Coinbase, Snapchat, Roblox, and countless others went dark. One outage took half the Internet offline. A stark reminder of how fragile our connected world has become and how dangerously centralized the web really is.