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This report documents a planned restart and recovery test on the Nulla Relay Chain under a deliberate MAX_FINALITY_LAG finality stall scenario. The objective was to validate that operators can reliably detect the stall from node logs, execute a targeted purge-and-resync of a single validator, and restore GRANDPA/BEEFY finality without a chain wipe or genesis restart. The test confirmed that a 500‑block unfinalized fork caused by an approval-voting database gap is fully recoverable via a single-node database purge, full sequential sync, and subsequent election reset using staking.forceNewEra(), with no loss of finalized history and normal finality lag restored within approximately 90 seconds. We needed this confirmation to continue with auditing and fault‑proof testing. github.com/NullaZK/nulla-… $NULLA

Sunday update: We’re exploring several upgrades to strengthen our system’s security and future-proof its cryptography. Here’s what’s currently on the table: • QRNG-based entropy for improved randomness • Hash-based commitments (moving toward SHA3/BLAKE3) • CRYSTALS-Dilithium for post-quantum signatures Our focus is on pragmatic, incremental improvements that deliver real value without disrupting the existing chain. More updates soon as we validate and implement these enhancements. $NULLA

New Audit report update: github.com/NullaZK/nulla-… $NULLA

We have registered the first RWA parachain. This will be used to test the private note workflow cross-chain. What we will do next is deploy a dApp where users with the Nulla faucet can interact with simulated RWAs, exchanging them using private notes with cross-chain messaging. Everything is maintained by the ProofHub parachain and orchestrated by Nulla-Relay. As you can see from this link: nullascan.com/#/parachains both parachains are included, and we have opened a channel between them. Stay tuned for future updates. $NULLA

After these first days of monitoring the stability of the relay, we are ready to deploy the second parachain that will bring $NULLA to life. In the next few days, we will register a simulation of the RWA parachain that will communicate with the ProofHub for the locking of assets and the generation of the private note. We will then be ready to test and audit the private note workflow between the parachains. This message shows a successful initial test of cross-parachain messaging.

The parachain collator is finally producing blocks and being included in the relay chain, thanks to our healthy set of validators. You can monitor parachain inclusions on our explorer: nullascan.com/#/parachains⁠ $NULLA

The first two community-run nodes are live. We can now begin the parachain testing phase. As soon as the validator set is active on the network and the parachain starts producing blocks, we will share updates on the progress of the audit and roll out monitoring and testing dashboards for the community. You can monitor the validation process on our explorer: nullascan.com/#/staking⁠ $NULLA

The subscription dashboard is now open. Please follow the validator onboarding guide: github.com/NullaZK/nulla-…⁠ Dashboard: nullafaucet.com⁠ $NULLA

UPDATE: We have just updated all instructions for this first faucet run on our official GitHub: github.com/NullaZK/nulla-…⁠ The registration portal opens Monday, March 2 at 10:00 AM EST and closes 48 hours later on Wednesday, March 4 at 10:00 AM EST. There you will find all the information needed to participate in the testnet validator set, along with additional details about upcoming updates. $NULLA

Roadmap update! We have just released the Nulla custom extension that users need to interact with the testnet: github.com/NullaZK/NULLA-… We also included a brief tutorial explaining how to upload the extension to the Chrome browser: github.com/NullaZK/NULLA-… For now, we ask users to run the extension in Chrome developer mode. Our plan is to publish the extension officially on the Chrome Web Store before going to mainnet. We have also prepared the faucet dashboard, which will be activated tomorrow (Monday) at 10 AM EST. Faucet registration will remain open for 48 hours. Tomorrow we will release complete documentation explaining what you need to prepare in order to qualify for the faucet request. Stay updated $NULLA

Day 3 Roadmap: The ProofHub parachain (para 2000) is now successfully producing blocks on the Nulla relay chain. Current state: - Collation - PoV generation - Candidate submission - Block production Finalization (pending validator quorum) Blocks are being authored and accepted by the relay chain, but are not yet finalized. This is expected behavior, finalization requires erasure-coding availability checks across at least 2 active relay validators, and the network currently has only one. What this means: The chain is healthy and fully operational from the parachain side. All parachain logic is functioning correctly; we’re simply waiting for additional relay validator coverage to enable GRANDPA finality. $NULLA

We registered the parachain for ProofHub using the Sudo key wallet. This video shows the actual call made by our development team in the terminal, and you can also inspect the chain to see the transactions for this initial registration at the following link: nullascan.com $NULLA

Roadmap update day 1: We’ve just released the latest binary to run a Nulla relay validator on the testnet: github.com/NullaZK/nulla-… On GitHub you can also find a tutorial explaining how to use the release: github.com/NullaZK/nulla-… Over the next few days, we will update the chain with the required parachains and provide instructions on how to participate in validation, request faucet funds, and properly secure your validator. For now, you can review the tutorial and connect a node in syncing mode.

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Whether you’re new to staking or already familiar with blockchain networks, this tutorial is designed to make the process clear, practical, and easy to follow. If you have any questions at any stage, feel free to ask, help is always available.

You’ll learn the key requirements, how nomination works, how to select reliable validators, and best practices to maximize both security and returns.

Become a Nominator on Nulla Network. This guide walks you step by step through the process of becoming a nominator on Nulla Network. youtube.com/watch?v=VZ5eaG…

UPDATE: github.com/NullaZK/nulla-… The first tutorial on how to run the node and create a systemd service for it is live on GitHub. Other tutorials will follow.