The easiest way to earn on the Cellframe Network is to launch a node and receive transaction fees. Let us tell you how to do it ⬇

- 1st way. Download the Cellframe Dashboard: it already has a wallet and a node, and works on Windows, Mac and Linux
- 2nd way. Buy Raspberry Pi from our partners: the node will work out of the box.
- 3rd way. Go the hard way and install a separate application on Linux.

More details on how to apply each of the methods will be discussed in the following posts👌

🪄We Improved the Preflight request handler in Web3 API

We debugged 6 new commands for Web 3 API: 
• GetCertificates
• CreateCertificate
• GetLedgerTxListAll
• GetLedgetTxHash
• StakeLockTake
• StakeLockHold

🪄We added arithmetic for large numbers
The Wallets, Tokens, TX History pages use it to convert balances from datoshi to coins. 

🪄We improved the DEX page
Now the logic of the DEX page is like that of Binance for creating limit orders and market orders. 

🪄Fixed bugs:
• Wallet data on the DEX page is updated after the execution of transactions with orders
• Pair search on DEX page works 
• Zero balances on wallets are displayed 
• The value of the total_supply parameter on the Tokens page is displayed correctly 
• The tab with the before activated dApp is restored when the dashboard is launched 
• The selected network is active after exiting the Settings page

We talked yesterday about the fact that there are 3 ways to launch a node and receive commissions from transactions.

Today we will talk about the simplest of them - the Dashboard Cellframe, which comes with built-in node and wallet functions.

🤔How to install the Cellframe dashboard:
- Follow the link.
- Select the desired operating system (you can choose Windows, Mac or Linux).
- Install Cellframe Dashboard.
- Create a new wallet.

The advantage of running a node using the Cellframe dashboard is simplicity and accessibility. With it, you don't have to use Linux - the application works perfectly on Windows. Plus, if you wish, to raise the node you can use the GUI, a convenient graphical interface☺

Join Cellframe Network for the live AMA session this Thursday!🚀
We will go live on our YouTube channel at 12:30 UTC.
Channel link: https://www.youtube.com/c/CellframeNetwork

Please use the form below to ask the question⬇️
Our questionnaire: https://zfrmz.com/ZEmQsVLqPcOC3ecKIz4G

Or leave it in the comments👌

We are 5 years old!🎉🥳
Demlabs is 5 years old in product development. Before that, we had different types of IT businesses. It was also Demlabs, but we were outsourcing. The history of Demlabs stretches back to 2005. However, the modern Demlabs company is 5 years old.

We survived several crises, survived the last crypto-winter, got stronger, and learned from our experience. We learned the hard way, so to speak.

‌Today Demlabs includes several subsidiary projects. We've created a unique post-quantum blockchain, developed a fast and secure decentralized VPN service, started developing a video conferencing service. And we even released our own cryptocurrency.

Now we are actively diversifying, we have several new directions, partnerships and expansion strategies in development.

We are moving forward and only forward!🚀

Last Friday we celebrated the birthday of Demlabs!
We gathered together for the first time by all offline employees🎂🥳🎉

🎮Last time we wrote about decentralized finance (DeFi), now let's talk about GameFi. GameFi first appeared in 2013, but became popular riding on the wave of interest in NFTs. Regular gamers earn from streams and donations, but GameFi allows gamers to earn in-game.

Games that have integrated GameFi mechanisms are essentially blockchain-based. The first platform was Bitcoin. Slow transactions prompted the community to switch to faster Ethereum. The influx of gamers, however, made transaction fee skyrocket. Then some projects scattered to other blockchains, newer platforms being Cardano, Solana, WAX, etc.

Choosing a game to invest in is somewhat similar to choosing a coin to stake. It is important to evaluate the liquidity of the token and the volume of trading.

Many GameFi startups deflate shortly after entering the market. However, interest in the industry remains stable, which more or less means the industry has a lot of scope to grow in the future.