Nyte.fun

The first Privacy Launchpad is coming soon to @MidnightNtwrk Drop your Cardano address and follow us. You don't want to miss this. Join the waitlist: nyte.fun

@coingecko GM

can I get a GM?

The February State of the Network is live, covering everything shaping Midnight’s path to mainnet. Dive into timelines for Midnight City, federated node operators, and the latest developer and ecosystem updates. midnight.network/blog/state-of-…

Nyte.fun is all I need

Midnight is all I need.

Midnight is a top privacy project.

Midnight mainnet is almost here. This is the foundation we’ve been building toward. nyte.fun is preparing to launch on Midnight mainnet bringing privacy-first launches to a live, production environment designed for real builders and real applications. The next phase begins soon. If you want to be early, join the waitlist 🌑

Privacy is freedom #BreakFree

@MidnightNtwrk Why we chose Midnight 🌑 Quietly building nyte.fun with this vision in mind.

Midnight is ushering in a new era of privacy. Introducing Rational Privacy: the ability to choose what you reveal, when, and with whom. Moving beyond all-or-nothing exposure toward selective, contextual privacy designed for the real world.

Privacy shouldn’t be an afterthought. We’re building nyte.fun to become the first privacy-first launchpad on Midnight designed for creators who value sovereignty, fair launches, and long-term alignment. Still early. Still building. If that vision resonates, join the waitlist.

@snek GM

Gm Sneks

New month. Same focus 🌑 Building nyte.fun as the first privacy-launchpad on Midnight. Join the waitlist.

@MidnightIntern_ GM

GM to everyone who's still here

One thing we’ve learned early: the people who care about privacy and fairness tend to show up quietly. That’s who nyte.fun is for. If you’re here for the long term and want to be part of this from the beginning, the waitlist is open.

@menic__ Soon 😎

@nytedotfun Wen discord?

GM Midnight 🌑 Quietly building nyte.fun, first privacy launchpad for real builders. If you believe in sovereignty and fair launches, the waitlist is open.

We’re still early, and we’re taking our time with this. Building nyte.fun means thinking through privacy, fairness, and how creators actually want to launch not rushing for attention. If you’re aligned with that mindset, the waitlist is open.

@coingecko yo GM

yo gm

@cschmitz398 Solid breakdown. These are exactly the kinds of early lessons that shape stronger infrastructure 🌑 Glad to be building in this phase.

I’ve been building on Midnight for over a month now which has forced me to dive into the tech, privacy features, and how to build dapps Here's my honest opinion so far, from someone who has written code for Midnight daily during the past weeks: - compact (Midnight's smart contract language) is well-designed, and handles high-level state-changes, similar to solidity. Key language features are still not production-ready though. - transaction building is based on the compact contract and happens behind the scenes, this saves a ton of work! Calling the auto-generated typescript equivalent of the associated circuit is all it takes - tx fees being paid in an asset that regenerates in the background takes away another thing to think of! - compiled contracts are 100MB+, approaching and sometimes surpassing the npmjs public registry limit. This can complicate the management of compiler artifacts - there seems to be a limit on the number of circuits a contract can be deployed with - some of the errors thrown by the midnight toolchain are unclear, making debugging difficult - the midnight toolchain consists of a lot of different typescript packages. It isn't always clear which versions of these packages work together, hopefully some of these packages will be merged as they become more stable - the official example dapps on github don't seem to work out-of-the-box. It's easier to use community maintained repos to get started. - the current preview testnet is slow and unstable, it's better to run a single-node network locally - there's uncertainty about contract contention/scalability. Will Midnight dapps require batchers? Obviously it's early. Tooling and documentation is lacking at the moment, but that is to be expected at this stage in the game. Building a real dapp on Midnight’s public testnet is still not quite feasible, but luckily there are teams like Nocy running their own public instance, and there are handy community maintained docker images for local testing. As per the core midnight team, their focus seems to be 100% on mainnet, which means they don’t spend much time maintaining the docs or helping solve kinks that come up on testnet. Personally I don’t have a problem with that and I’m excited that they’re heads down focused on mainnet. Overall the development experience on Midnight seems pretty promising, as most of these early roadblocks are to be expected. I have no doubt building on Midnight will be a phenomenal experience in its full form, and I hope my early contributions will help push the ecosystem forward. Let me know if you guys like these sort of reviews and maybe for the next one I can compare and contrast Midnight vs Cardano.

@MidnightNtwrk Give it away… but don’t leak what’s inside 👀🌑

Now you know what's in the box, should we give it away, or crush it in the hydraulic press? You decide 👉 discord.gg/midnightnetwork

nyte.fun is building first privacy launchpad on Midnight. free to launch, creator-aligned, and designed for long-term builders. If you care about sovereignty, join the waitlist 🌑