We have launched mainnet. We've come such a long way, and those of you who've been with us for a long time know all about the new heights we've reached during our journey.

The truth is, there's still a lot of work ahead to keep the network running seamlessly, and to fulfill the plethora of possibilities that decentralization provides - something which we talk about at length across our social networks. The potential of the platform is truly vast.

Now the main thing is in place, and this in itself is very significant - the opportunity to work as a verifier and earn via commissions and rewards. But as you've probably guessed already - that's not all.

We are actively refining the rest of the functions and are releasing several new builds with fixes every day.

We kindly ask anyone experiencing difficulties to report them to our support team.

Your feedback helps us troubleshoot issues and improve the quality of your network experience.

With each bug fixed, we move one step closer to ensuring maximum network stability and realizing it's massive potential.

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A bidirectional bridge is our next big goal. We receive a lot of questions about this and today we will answer the most popular ones.

What is the bridge for?
It is a bridge between blockchain networks. It will connect external networks (Ethereum and BSC) to networks based on Cellframe's own CF-20 protocol.

Why "bidirectional"?
The bridge will work in both directions. Both towards our CF-20 protocol networks, and vice versa, towards the Ethereum and BSC networks.

What opportunities does it provide?
With the launch of the bridge, users will be able to transfer tokens from CF-20 ($CELL and $KEL) to external networks and vice versa: withdraw staking rewards or trade tokens on exchanges in other networks.

Why is the task of launching the bridge so labour-intensive and time-consuming?
We need to provide the maximum level of security to eliminate the possibility of hacking and withdrawal of funds. As long as our network is closed, we can prevent unwanted actions by forking.

We also need to carefully debug network synchronization. This will to minimize the number of errors when interacting with other networks.

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The new build of Cellframe Dashboard 2.12.39 is available for download!

We continue to broaden the functionality and improve the UX of the application:

- Added a switch between Tool and Cli in Console tab

We are also working on improving stability and fixing bugs:

- Fixed GetListKeys request in Web3 API and blinking buttons.
- Solved the problem of application crashes on MacOS.

Download the new version of Dashboard right now:
https://cellframe.net/download/

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We have released a review about Demlabs in collaboration with the DeFiExpertise YouTube channel, which presents interesting crypto projects in a straightforward, accessible way.

We are delighted to share the result for your viewing pleasure!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4l3lKlSh0U

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We're absolutely delighted to share that we'll be co-hosting an Ask-Me-Anything (AMA) session with the fantastic community at Venus Queen. Mark your calendars for Tuesday, August 1st, at 15:00 UTC!

This will be a rare chance to delve into our project, answer your burning questions, and exchange insights.

The link to join will be https://t.me/VQandFriends

Everyone's invited! Don't miss out on this unique collaboration. We're excited to connect with you all!

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Since the launch of the mainnet, we have received a lot of questions about running the Cellframe masternode. Therefore, we have prepared detailed instructions for you:

Wiki article: https://wiki.cellframe.net/en/soft/masternode
Video (screencast): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhIdw-9FhGg

If you have any questions during the installation of the masternode, you can always contact Cellframe technical support specialists for help.

TG: https://t.me/cellframetechsupport

Feedback form: https://zfrmz.com/ZEmQsVLqPcOC3ecKIz4G

e-mail: tech_support@cellframe.net

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Venus Queen&Friends is a Telegram community of crypto enthusiasts. On August 1st, we conducted the first partner AMA session with Dmitry Gerasimov, the CEO of Cellframe. There were many questions about Cellframe projects, the C language, post-quantum encryption, auctions, and more. Thank you so much for your interest! We plan to repeat it.

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The new build of Cellframe Dashboard 2.12.43 is now available for download!

We continue to work on improving the functionality of the application. In this version we:

- Updated the node version (updated to 5.2-255).
- Configured the tracking and display of transactions that are in processing.
- Fixed the processing and display of commission transactions from signed blocks.
- Reworked the maths involved in the the generating of transactions, including calculating interest when sending.
- Fixed the accounting of commissions when sending transactions.
- Improved functionality of wallet activation through the console. Now both networks and wallet transaction history are correctly displayed in the application.
- Fixed infinite LastActions and TX explorer loading spinner when there are no transactions.

Download the new version of Cellframe Dashboard right now!

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Question: Could you please explain to us, using simple language, the problem that Cellframe aims to solve in the cryptocurrency landscape?

Answer: Firstly, Cellframe aims to address the quantum threat. Quantum computing is advancing rapidly, and future quantum computers could potentially break the classic cryptography currently used in our software. This poses a significant risk, especially for the blockchain industry.

Secondly, Cellframe seeks to tackle the issue of blockchain integration. While modern blockchains excel in building financial applications, they often struggle with other types of applications. By offering a service-oriented platform, Cellframe provides developers with the tools to build various services over the blockchain.

Lastly, Cellframe focuses on the challenge of interoperability between different platforms. They propose their own vision and solutions for facilitating communication between diverse blockchains.

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Cellframe is a quantum-resistant blockchain. Let's address the following:
1)How is our quantum protection arranged?
2) How can we be sure of its effectiveness?

We use post-quantum signatures recommended by NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology of the US Department of Commerce).

With regards to classical cryptography only the current iteration of data can be stored in memory in order to speed up the process. In post-quantum cryptography, all intermediate data must be stored. This requires a substantial amount of memory - quantum computers are not yet able to do this. But this protection is also not absolute. According to our calculations, it should be enough for about a hundred years, until we have direct quantum communication and quantum encryption.

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In connection with the launch of the mainnet, a lot is being said about the possibility of running a master node on the Cellframe network; however, master nodes are far from the only node option on our blockchain. With that in mind, today we turn our attention to the types and functions of Cellframe nodes.

Master nodes. They can add data to the block chain, participate in consensus and voting, and provide services.

Full nodes. They store an exact copy of the current version of the blockchain, i.e. since the last fork. They store data for all the shards and calculate balances for them.

Light nodes. Only those transactions that are relevant to their own balance are stored in the ledger.

Root nodes. They enable the creation of new chains in the network (or even new networks) using the Proof-of-Authority consensus.

Archive nodes. They keep a complete history of data and transactions, regardless of forks, for all shards of the network and, if necessary, add new ones.

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