2/ The dashboard allows you to access all major staking functions on Polkadot through an easy-to-navigate interface.
Research, favorite, and nominate validators, see your payout history, adjust your bond amount and more, all in just a few clicks 🙌
3/ Connect your existing @PolkadotJS extension or @wearetalisman wallet (@subwalletapp & more coming soon), or add any address on a read-only basis to track your payouts & monitor your account.
It currently supports Polkadot, @kusamanetwork, & Westend networks — more on the way.
4/ The app brings a much-needed boost to Polkadot's user experience (especially for less-technical users) & also encourages more participation with native staking, removing the need to use third-party apps & custodial services & thus promoting network security & decentralization.
5/ The dashboard also supports nomination pools on @kusamanetwork (nomination pools haven’t launched on Polkadot yet but will be supported when they do), so even those with less stake can participate and stake natively, further improving security and scalability.
6/ The dashboard is now available for the community to try out in beta, with several improvements planned for future updates.
Shortly after the new tool was demoed at Polkadot Decoded, Polkadot surpassed 30k nominators 🚀
Earlier today @gavofyork unveiled the JAM Gray Paper.
JAM is a protocol combining elements of both Polkadot and Ethereum. It is a prospective path to replace the Relay Chain with a more modular, minimalistic design.
In a single coherent model, JAM provides a global singleton permissionless object environment—much like the smart-contract environment pioneered by Ethereum—paired with secure sideband computation parallelized over a scalable node network, a proposition pioneered by Polkadot.
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JAM will also include a parachains service that supports existing Substrate-based parachains, allowing devs to continue using Substrate for blockchain development and deployment.
The only way to interact with JAM will be with DOT, no new token will be issued.
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👉 OpenGov Watch, a Decentralized Futures recipient, was founded with the mission to turn OpenGov participants into proactive, strategic actors who understand key issues and formulate strategies to develop Polkadot into the best place to build Web3.
1/ Cardano will use Substrate, the foundation of the Polkadot SDK, to build out its “partner chain” project — showcasing Substrate's potential to expand across Web3, and its ease of use for other chains and ecosystems 🛠️
2/ IOG, the leading developer of Cardano, describes Substrate as a “proven open-source modular framework” and will contribute a set of composable pallets to broaden its overall reach 🧩
3/ IOG says it has “long shared common ground and had respect for the modular technology the Substrate team has developed.”
Polkadot started out strong with its booth busy with the ecosystem teams presenting the latest across DeFi, NFTs, Metaverse, and other topics.
Read on for the highlights from the packed day 🧵⬇️
2/ @AjunaNetwork's station showcased the teams building on Ajuna. #Token2049 attendees could check out several games & projects, including Wildcard, Season 2 of @AjunaAvatars, Pluto Wallet, and a sneak peek of @EVRL00T's Stardust Colonies.
3/ @SubsocialChain discussed their plans to launch the Creator Staking system to incentivize content, community, & application creators to grow the network.
The Subsocial team has also shared the latest advancements in social tooling and Web3 UX.
1/ With just over a month to go before #sub0, the Polkadot Developer Conference, it's time to see what the ecosystem teams have been working on lately.
Read on to learn about the major updates, announcements & integrations from the parachains & others🧵⬇️
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1/ @DeloitteCH - the world’s biggest accounting firm - is the latest major enterprise partner to come to the Polkadot ecosystem, choosing cutting-edge tech provided by the @Kiltprotocol parachain to enhance its identity protocols.
2/ Deloitte will leverage KILT’s reusable digital identity credentials to support its Know Your Customer / Know Your Business processes (KYC/KYB) - vital for protecting financial institutions against fraud, corruption, money laundering and terrorist financing.
3/ KILT’s tech eliminates existing inefficiencies around KYC/KYB processes that can put consumer data privacy at risk, while addressing regulatory compliance for banking and DeFi, age verification for e-commerce, plus private logins and fundraising.