GRIDNET OS

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@Hyperliquid 🏁 The Mission. Why follow influencers when you can run state-of-the-art algos in your basement? We’re putting institutional power in your hands. Launching End of April. 🚀⛓️ Deep Dive: gridnet.org/wpp/index.php/…

@Hyperliquid 🤖 Future: Portable Execution Engines. Later this year, we’ll enable P2P investment funds & automated Quant trading. Design, train & re-trace your own autonomous agents. Run them 24/7 on your own instance. Own the code. Own the results.

🚀 Reclaiming Financial Power: The GRIDNET OS Exchange UI dApp is coming. We're building more than an interface. We're launching a sovereign trading ecosystem by the End of April. A thread on the future of DeFi... 🧵

Architectural principles that emerged: One authoritative cursor position. All code reads from it directly — never derives position from event coordinates. One coordinate computation method for all synthetic events. Inconsistency between event types caused the most subtle bugs. Shadow DOM pierced automatically. No dApp modification needed. Dual dispatch — target element + window — so every listener pattern receives events. This ships with GRIDNET OS mobile support, end of April 2026. 🧙‍♂️

The final input gesture model: Single tap → left click Double tap → double-click Triple tap → right-click Two-finger tap → right-click Long-press → right-click Long-press + move → click-drag Pinch → zoom Two-finger swipe → scroll Single tap fires mousedown immediately so tap-then-drag works for resize handles and canvas drawing. mouseup fires 300ms later. If a new touch arrives, mouseup is cancelled — the mousedown becomes a drag anchor.

We just shipped a virtual mouse cursor that runs inside a website. Not a CSS cursor: pointer. A full cursor — with drag, resize, hover effects, canvas drawing, right-click, and double-click. It operates inside a CSS-transformed 1920×1080 virtual desktop, rendered on a phone screen. Here are some of the problems we solved to make it work 🧵

GRIDNET OS Remote Desktop Mode — coming end of April 2026: 🖥 Full 1920×1080 virtual desktop on your phone ☝️ Touchpad cursor with double-tap click and long-press drag 🔍 Pinch-zoom with pixel-perfect canvas rendering at every scale ⌨️ Smart keyboard proxy for text input 📱 Instant switch to native Android-style Mobile Mode Any modern browser. Any device. One decentralized OS. Follow us for updates as we approach release. All the implementation taking place on YouTube LIVE with constant updates on our Live-Development Discord channel 🎥

The result: → Zero visual impact — no transform manipulation, no layout shifts → Full-resolution canvas buffers regardless of current zoom level → Completely dApp-agnostic — every canvas-based dApp benefits automatically → Pixel-perfect text rendering at any zoom level → Stable under rapid zoom changes — no WebGL crashes, no corruption A surgical intervention at a single API contact point that resolves a systemic rendering conflict between two fundamentally different browser rendering paradigms.

We've solved one of the biggest technical hurdles standing between GRIDNET OS and a true Virtual Remote Desktop experience on mobile devices. A live 1920×1080 virtual desktop running inside a mobile browser — with pixel-perfect rendering of canvas-based applications at any zoom level. Currently in development, shipping end of April 2026. Here's the deep dive 🧵