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webcli update: we've significantly improved the mini-IDE, it now includes assembler, storage, and a call log with status output we've also added support for multiple files* with interfaces and folders, automatic verification, and multiple small updates among other things, an execution log has been added to the decrypt the next step is WASM support with compilation from virtually any language to working octra bytecode**, automatic client updates, and a further transition to a circle model with internal encrypted state directly on the client * btw, you don't have to write everything within one single src file, you can use multiple interfaces ** this is already available, it will just be conveniently accessible with examples via webcli while this is a developer update, everyone else should also update to the latest version ps: we are also preparing an update to the roadmap (so that everyone understands where we are, etc) and significant changes to the docs (description of AppliedML, many examples with typical apps, language syntax, and much more) as always, here's a link to the latest version: github.com/octra-labs/web… thank you

stage 1: launch and decentralize the network to the point where only nodes and holders hold any power stage 2: design the best in class dev onboarding and tools that we ourselves would use stage 3: support teams that build real businesses (trading, ai, agents, defense, consumer, quantum, whatnot) that require a truly decentralized encrypted substrate in their model

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Just set up my octra web client, the future is encrypted. Seated

someone encrypted 80K OCT and sent them in a stealth transaction to another, unknown address. good call!

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truly private and permissionless compute has never been tried

btw, another update, also mandatory and also for the web client backstory: we encountered a very narrow specialized bug that occurred on third-party clients - when the ciphertext in webcli, if you imported a seed phrase after encryption operations on third-party clients (which was obtained in a third-party extension) wouldn't pass validation and wouldn't display the balance, or decrypted it incorrectly. we figured out that the problem lies in how noise is generated in ctr, and ARM AES/AESMC implementations are misleading, so we established a unified standard so that non-canonical ciphers can't be produced - we decided to rely on industry standards, which are FIPS-197 and NIST SP800-38a for CTR mode (how the counter block is formed, how the counter is incremented) and on top of all that a kat compatibility gate is placed - now we take the first 16 bytes of the keystream (and only this way, for all types) now, if you "corrupt" the ciphertext in a third-party client, locally in the webcli, you will be able to automatically detect the problem and use atomic key switch to clean and switch the key, consensus will no longer accept any ciphertext without a KAT-gate, firm recommendation is to upgrade now or asap, and everyone working on octra (devs) should take this into account as always, here's a link to the latest version of webcli on git: github.com/octra-labs/web…

update 3: for webcli we just fixed the derivation and already committed it to git (should update right now), there were comments that old seed phrases give new addresses (this has been fixed and a single canonical format for derivation and indexes is used) if you've already made derivations or imported an address via a seed phrase last night, you should also update to version 0.04.08 or re import from scratch, This will restore order in wallets, keys, indexes, etc this applies to everyone who made wallets from early versions of wallet-gen or some custom implementations botomline: please all migrate to 0.04.08 thank you and sorry for the inconvenience github.com/octra-labs/web…

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mini-update: at mainnet epoch 310873, the devnet merged (functionally) with the mainnet and now the mainnet is running on an identical version of the network, the latest and most advanced we have prepared a transition period between these two phases (as a reminder, we logically divided them into three parts for consistency) in case of force majeure, we will monitor the mainnet's operation over the next couple of days (as it is much more complex and heavier, approximately 40 (!) times heavier than the devnet), some things may not work reliably because this is a night build after that, we will commit the final state, moving to the latest, most advanced version of the network, the one conceived several years ago as a reference, which includes circles * * extremely complex mechanisms that create virtual actor kernels with their own execution env and traffic routing, essentially full fledged apps with their own runtime, memory, and storage and a data exchange protocol where you can host anything, like Digital Ocean droplets or Snowflake instances, but in a private (HFHE) and decentralized way, combining the entire idea of ​​the Tor Network in its wildest form and with incredible speed for these types of services and networks as usual, all new updates are first released on the devnet, then migrated to the mainnet (i recommend testing features on the devnet) as a reminder, you need to update your webcli settings to: - rpc url: http://46.101.86.250:8080/rpc - explorer url: lite.octrascan.io btw, the main version of the scanner will be updated a little later, for now, use the lite version of the scanner (address above) btw-2, everyone who tested the swap in webcli on devnet before the 158902 epoch will receive the same amount in USD and OCT that they received during testing (this doesn't apply to bots - we've identified them all) that's all for now (this hour), but there will be more info throughout the day, we'll let you know separately

this is the kind of stuff people will want to own in the new world

matter of time before everything turns to functional programming

a small update for devnet testers and devs: if you run the webcli now (it will need to be updated, rebuilt, and run as usual) and open the following addr locally in your address bar: http://:8420/swap.html, you'll gain access to a compact and built-in swap component ./setup.sh browser > http://127.0.0.1:8420/swap.html two contracts have been deployed: a tUSD contract and a SWAP contract that performs exchange operations the interface is extremely simple (see screenshots), and you can try it right now if you have devnet coins to buy/sell part of the OCT or tUSD. (this is a nightly release; we expect bugs, but they will obviously be fixed) tUSD token addr: oct6J37Wx7Rb1putvfwFrFbGUStE8hGzsb33fhLgUdpTx6d SWAP pool: octBjnQBicZs6iMwcRxrdzLYAzyVTi91KEiA8RGkVjco2w6 webcli: github.com/octra-labs/web… ps: we continue our series of examples on working with octra network from a developer's perspective we test in prod for fun

hi everyone, a small mini-update for the last 4 days 1. we've updated the devnet scanner and it's now faster and has new features, such as viewing contract and application logic, with support for reading methods, source code, and program states, an example of such a contract: devnet.octrascan.io/address.html?a… this contract is notable in that it consists entirely of native HFHE instructions within the network state, without coprocessors or other nonsense, you can work with an encrypted state without the need for TEE or a third party (avoid vendor locking, trust only the client application completely, your key should never be shared) you can interact with it through the web client (which also needs to be updated) 2. the web client has been updated also, many new features have been added, for example, it now has token support, developer tools, and even a mini-IDE with support for two languages: - assembler for octra - our native language, Applied Meta Language or AppliedML (version 1.0 Rehovot) * * don't be afraid of the names, this is the first complex release, later we will add meta-compilers for Rust, C++, OCaml, JS and even Zig, we use an AppliedML (we wrote it ourselves) with formal verification support right out of the box we don't encourage you to learn it, but it would be cool if you got to know it (we will publish a tutorial and examples separately in the coming days) our main thesis: write in anything, compile everything (in any modern language) you can deploy, test, and call contract methods directly from the web client, this may seem complicated at first (we admit) but an updated version will be released soon that will remove this gap, and you'll be able to easily use contracts and applications just like on other networks with the comfortable and familiar UX installing the new client is easy - you also need to download the full source code and build everything from scratch (DO NOT FORGET to save the wallet.oct file from the data folder or copy the private key for later import) git: github.com/octra-labs/web… * the web-client now also supports cache through levelDB

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quick update on what’s been done recently, so no one is left out of the loop: 1️⃣ devnet is live: devnet.octrascan.io devnet faucet: faucet-devnet.octra.com * available 3-5 hours per day to claim 10 test OCT which hold no value 2️⃣ new web client with a simple setup is out: github.com/octra-labs/web… it works on devnet and supports full stealth transfer functionality (encrypt, send, receive, decrypt) after testing it will be migrated to mainnet the python "pre-client" will no longer receive updates, though it will remain available please test both and let us know your feedback on ease of setup and functionality

simple private transfers were solved a decade ago octra devnet performs the full stealth transfer cycle in under 20 seconds, already faster than mainstream privacy solutions the goal remains general-purpose encrypted compute, on all types of data, at scale

hey everyone, please update your web client to the latest version, several important security improvements for commit encryption have been added, fixed a bug with windows installation better to install it from scratch alongside the current one and import your private key​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ that installation is very simple: download the archive, unzip it. if you're using MacOS or Linux, simply run ./setup.sh in the terminal, and everything will install automatically if you're using windows, double click setup.bat and that's it after installation, enter the command ./octra_wallet in the terminal, then wait for a notification in the terminal with a message that you can open a browser with the link, open the link in the browser if you are using Windows, after installation and compilation, you will have a file called octra_wallet.exe, run it and go to the browser, enter the address you received in the execution console * if you're testing or using dev net, if not, then in about a week the web client will already support the main network github.com/octra-labs/web…