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ANyONe Protocol

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ANyONe Protocol

@AnyoneFDN

Privacy for any app. Powered by DePIN. Built for freedom. Join the revolution for ANyONe.

Joined February 2023

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@AnyoneFDN
Apr 14
4,000 Exit Relays. The Anyone Network is now categorically the largest onion routing network globally by exit relays, a huge milestone for our community.
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ANyONe Protocol
@AnyoneFDN
Jul 18
A pivotal milestone for governance: 2 million staked $ANYONE tokens are now registered to vote. A growing number of long-term holders are choosing to participate directly in shaping the future of the network. Look out for our upcoming relay operator proposal:
ANyONe Protocol
@AnyoneFDN
Jul 16
Governance for ANYONE is built around the idea that the biggest contributors to the network should have a vote on how it evolves. To that end, we are proposing an update to governance, on extending voting power to relay operators, by granting voting power to every token locked
ANyONe Protocol
@AnyoneFDN
Jul 16
Privacy has real staying power in Web3. An industry built around censorship resistance and permissionless participation is perfectly positioned to build technologies that bring those same principles to the broader Internet.
Chamath Palihapitiya
@chamath
Jul 15
Article
Deep dive: the only tokens that are up in this crypto winter
Over the past year, while every category of crypto token lost value, privacy tokens climbed 127.3%, becoming the best-performing sector in crypto. To understand why privacy coins are surging, we need...
ANyONe Protocol
@AnyoneFDN
Jul 16
Governance for ANYONE is built around the idea that the biggest contributors to the network should have a vote on how it evolves. To that end, we are proposing an update to governance, on extending voting power to relay operators, by granting voting power to every token locked
ANyONe Protocol
@AnyoneFDN
Jul 14
The recent Arweave/AO legacynet issue has been a setback, but it has also pushed us toward a stronger architecture for Anyone. We are now moving our identity and rewards processes to a self-hosted HyperBEAM setup. Here’s what happened, what we’re doing about it, and how it
ANyONe Protocol
@AnyoneFDN
Jul 14
Replying to @AnyoneFDN
12/ Most importantly, relay rewards continue to be accounted for. We hold the state snapshots, live consensus data and bandwidth records needed to make operators whole. A combination of these records will be used to deliver airdrops to relay operators so rewards can continue
ANyONe Protocol
@AnyoneFDN
Jul 14
13/ Anyone is still shipping. This work is technically hard, but it moves the protocol toward a stronger, more independent operating model while preserving the decentralized guarantees that matter. More updates as the migration progresses.
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superhırbo
@superhirbo
Jul 13
a "free vpn" extension just got caught reading people's clipboard every half a second. passwords, seed phrases, wallet addresses, all of it quietly shipped somewhere while the extension kept working normally so nobody noticed anything was wrong. it wasn't even malicious on day
Neuratic
@0xneuratic
Jul 13
Why anyone is more important than ever. True anonymity, trusted via code at source.
ANyONe Protocol
@AnyoneFDN
Jul 13
The Anyone Network doesn’t run on servers in a data center somewhere. It runs on nodes operated by real people all over the world, with each one earning rewards for keeping the network alive. That’s what decentralized infrastructure actually looks like in practice.
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@anonpgomes
Jul 8
Hundreds of nodes. Dozens of countries. One shared mission: building the infrastructure for a more private internet. Privacy starts with the network beneath the applications we use every day. Every node strengthens the network. Every contributor strengthens the movement. The
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viriato888 𐤊
@viriato888
Jul 8
Em antecipação às proibições que União Europeia irá fazer relativamente a serviços VPN Aqui fica uma lista de VPN's DESCENTRALIZADAS open source que não conseguem proibir -anyone VPN (android/ grapheneOS e extençao de browser) -Independent dVPN (android/ grapheneOS) -Ryn vpn