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Investors and Users: Two Ways a Blockchain Begins
The decentralized nature of blockchain makes it an open and permissionless global network. However, there are several types of projects in the field, and each one embodies its own rules, community and...
Nexa AI Skills: Now Includes Wally Wallet and Local Regtest
AI-assisted development, or “vibe coding”, is getting more popular, giving non-technical people the ability to experiment and realize their first application idea. It also boosts developers’ performan...
New Release: Libnexa-TS 3.1.0 With Read-Only Inputs
The Nexa ecosystem infrastructure is constantly being developed and improved, and this time it is our pleasure to present Libnexa-TS 3.1.0, a new release with read-only inputs. Libnexa-TS is an open-s...
Nexa October Highlights: Progress That Compounds
This month, the Nexa ecosystem stayed active and it made progress on many important projects, including Tailstorm improvements, hardware acceleration, the BRAM-ring bounty, the Nexa Programming Langua...
VotePeer: Blockchain Voting on Nexa
It’s exciting to introduce you to VotePeer – an open and fair voting system on the Nexa blockchain. VotePeer hosts elections on-chain in a trustless environment where every vote requires a digital sig...
Hardware Acceleration: Nexa Node on an FPGA
In the last article we met Blitz, the card that takes signature checking off the CPU. We closed with a bigger question: what happens when you put the whole node inside an FPGA? We don’t like running a...
Monthly Development Updates: September 2026
Over the past month and into this month, development has moved forward across the Nexa ecosystem. Most activity and effort focused on our Rostrum indexer, which we’re updating and improving. We put a...
Beat Peter’s FPGA: The BRAM-ring Bounty
On 6 October 2026, Peter Rizun announced a bounty on X with a 0.2 BTC prize pool (around $16,000) for anyone who can beat the FPGA’s efficiency. The main prize is 0.1 BTC, with smaller prizes for smal...
Tailstorm: Hardening the Protocol
Tailstorm replaces single 2-minute blocks with a DAG of subblocks that are tied together by a summary block, while keeping the 2-minute settlement cadence. The code already ships inside Full Node 2.2....