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📬The Next Stage of RSS3 rss3.io/blog/the-next-…

Today marks the next stage of 🟦RSS3. We are tightening focus, simplifying structure, and moving closer to the products people actually use. – RSSHub as the core open information network – Folo for mass adoption – $RSS3 integrated across both 🔄VSL → Ethereum 🔧 DSL → RSSHub A more direct path forward. Read more 👇🏽

We’re positioning 🟦RSS3 as the core infrastructure for open information—it’s much more than just a tool for indexing. Let’s be honest: raw data isn’t enough. It needs to be structured so that AI systems and apps can actually do something with it. That’s where the Data Sublayer (DSL) comes in. Our Nodes run Workers that do the heavy lifting—translating fragmented protocol data into a unified, machine-ready format. You shouldn’t have to build a new integration for every data source you find. With RSS3, you get one interface for everything. In the end, data volume is just a vanity metric; what really counts is how much of that data is actually actionable.

📮 🟦 The RSS3 Foundation Letter – March 2026 rss3.io/blog/en/the-rs…

📮 🟦 The RSS3 Foundation Letter – March 2026 Half a decade later, we are still obsessed with the same problem: the accessibility and structure of open information. Our primary focus this month was the Worker model. In the race to scale, we’ve developed a way to turn fragmented data into an unified machine-readable format. 🤖 Over 404 million requests this month. We’ve spent the last few weeks refining how signals move through the network—reducing fragmentation and making high-quality structured data more efficiently accessible for everyone. Updates on Folo: We’ve transitioned to Kimi K2.5 as the default engine, which means smarter outputs and lower costs for our users. Five years has only reinforced our belief in this mission. Thanks for being part of the journey. Full letter below 👇

🟦RSS3 began as a vision to solve the web's fragmentation by turning chaotic, raw data from diverse protocols into actionable signals via a unified, interoperable layer of Open Information. By indexing raw events into a single standard, we’ve replaced manual integration with scalable, interoperable data. Today, Global Indexers provide the industrial reliability essential for AI agents. In a world where an agent's logic is only as good as its context, we are structuring the Open Web’s intelligence. Happy 5th Birthday, 🟦RSS3. Future is structured.

RSS3: taking notes, indexing everything 📝🟦

🤖AI Agents: “I can reason across 20 steps” “wait… why are these 3 protocols using different formats” 🟦RSS3: “we fixed that.”

“just setting up my twttr” From a single post to a global space where ideas, communities, and movements — Web3 included — found our voice. Happy 20th birthday, X / Twitter

📮🟦 The RSS3 Foundation Letter – February 2026 rss3.io/blog/en/the-rs…

📮 🟦 The RSS3 Foundation Letter – February 2026 Models can reason, but they can’t execute if every data source speaks a different dialect. After a busy month of syncs at Consensus HK, our focus for February was simple: Data quality over model hype. We’ve optimized our normalization layer to provide AI agents with a more efficient, machine-readable data source. The goal? Higher accuracy and lower token overhead for every request. 📊 Feb Stats: 404M+ requests. Infra: New Global Indexer updates are live, improving node routing for real-time reliability. Ecosystem: Folo mobile/desktop shipped performance fixes for better cross-platform reading. Full letter below. ⬇️

Web3 schema fragmentation is an engineering bottleneck. Devs shouldn't have to reinvent the wheel for every new protocol integration. 🟦👷🏽RSS3 Worker model solves this by acting as the network's unified signal layer. Instead of hardcoding integrations, the community builds Workers to turn raw on-chain data into a standardized, machine-readable format. For AI agents, this is the missing link. Feeding an LLM fragmented data is a recipe for high token costs and hallucinations. By providing a high-fidelity, unified data source, RSS3 Workers boost execution accuracy and yield better results with significantly lower token overhead. > Turn the noise into a signal. 🟦

AI Agent: “I can reason across 20 steps.” Also AI Agent: “Wait… why are these 3 protocols using 3 different event formats?” 🟦RSS3: “Here. One schema.” Intelligence ≠ model size. Intelligence = structured context.

Congrats to @SentientAGI on launching Arena!

Most “decentralized data networks” ignore one hard question: If everyone can index, who decides who to trust? 🟦RSS3 solves this at the protocol level. Our Global Indexer routes traffic based on a measurable Reliability Score (σ). Quality becomes visible. Traffic follows performance. Incentives align with uptime. That’s how open infrastructure scales. Decentralized doesn’t mean chaotic.

🟦 The RSS3 Foundation Letter – January 2026 rss3.io/blog/en/the-rs…

📮🟦 The RSS3 Foundation Letter – January 2026 A new year, same focus. January at RSS3 was about hardening the foundation — improving signal quality across AgentData, refining coordination for always-on agent workloads, and tightening how structured information maps into ownership and activity signals across the network. 🤖 Number of Requests: 404,591,369 Most of the work was about reducing duplication, clarifying attribution, stabilizing event boundaries, and making sure real-time streams stay predictable under load. The kind of improvements that matter when you move from demos to production. Full letter in the replies 👇

The growing interest from traditional sectors at Consensus Hong Kong 2026 made one thing clear: we are entering Web3’s maturation phase. RWA, stablecoin and AI dominated every stage, and they all need efficient and structured data to scale. To support the growth of these expanding Web3 sectors, RSS3 will continue expanding our decentralized network indexing and structuring open information for the next wave of growth. Until next time. 🇭🇰🟦

2026 is the year AI agents moved from observing the chain to operating on it. Over the past few months, one constraint has stood out. Models keep getting better — but their decisions are still limited by fragmented Web3 data. Every protocol speaks a different language, and cross-domain reasoning breaks down fast. 🟦RSS3 is built to solve that problem at the infrastructure level. By structuring open information into a unified standard, coordinating it through a decentralized data layer, and aligning incentives around information flow, RSS3 provides the structured backbone agents actually need — interoperable context. We’ll be at📍Consensus Hong Kong 2026. If you’re building AI agents, data infrastructure, or open systems that depend on reliable information, let’s connect. 📩 DM on X to talk collaboration.