Introducing TVM Labs — a cloud infrastructure for TVM networks with GraphQL access and TVM SDK support.

We have developed an infrastructure to ensure optimal performance, stability, and compatibility with TVM networks, including the newest Acki Nacki consensus protocol from GOSH. In collaboration with Venom Foundation and GOSH, we are enhancing our platform and invite other networks to support it. All code is completely open-source and available in the repository.

GraphQL Access for All TVM Networks

We're excited to announce direct GraphQL access to all TVM networks. This feature is supported and maintained alongside the popular TVM SDK development framework. Experience the platform's capabilities firsthand with immediate access on our playground.

Find Essential Resources on Our GitHub

For detailed connection instructions and SDK development resources, please visit our GitHub page. All the information you need is readily accessible.

Furthermore, TVM Labs offers customized deployment and support for any infrastructure, tailored specifically to your TVM requirements. We ensure individualized solutions for each client, providing the flexibility and expertise needed to support any TVM network configuration. To launch your own infrastructure or network, please contact us via a corresponding website form: TON, Venom, Acki Nacki, Everscale.

GOSH is Unveiling "DIE LAST", the Acki Nacki Validator Game. And It's Not What You Expect!

GOSH is thrilled to announce a unique validator game for the Acki Nacki network, launching exclusively on the Steam gaming platform. Brace yourselves for an epic 4X strategy adventure that runs entirely on the Acki Nacki network.

Set against a post-industrial backdrop, this survival, massively multiplayer 4x strategy game challenges you to regenerate the planet, harness renewable resources, and safeguard your economic interests and life.

Players have the opportunity to dive into two pivotal roles: become a Block Producer, managing your very own Acki Nacki hardware server, or step into the shoes of a Block Keeper, engaging in the thrilling day-to-day gameplay. By forming guilds, Block Producers and Keepers unite their strengths to secure and defend resources from rival guilds, making every decision count.

While the game is set to grace various distribution targets via the leading Steam Platform, it adheres to Steam's License terms by excluding in-game blockchain content. However, the door to Web3 content remains open through 3rd-party clients sparked by the creativity at the Acki Nacki "Underworld Computer" hackathon.

Get ready to mark your calendars and dive into a world where strategy and sustainability collide. The game's Steam page is just a click away: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2872100/DIE_LAST/?beta=1
For all the latest updates and release announcements, make sure to add it to your Steam Wishlists. Let's embark on this journey together!

Die Last by GOSH released a blog post with more details about upcoming game release.

Die Last — the validator game announced at GOSH’s unveiling of Acki Nacki — is a massively multiplayer online real-time strategy game, run entirely on-chain. We repeat, run entirely on-chain.

How is it a Validator game and MMORTS game at the same time? Read more in the blog post, please leave comments and of course not forget to add Die Last into your Steam Wishlist.

Die Last In-Game AirDrop of Unique NFTs for GOSH Token Allocation

As we gear up for the GOSH Token Launch, we're thrilled to announce our state-of-the-art Die Last game user engagement campaign. This initiative kicks off with our DeGame campaign, starting on April 8th and is set to continue for the next 2 months, featuring a unique, incentivized in-game AirDrop mechanic designed to captivate tens of thousands of users. Players participating in the Die Last Steam closed beta release will have the opportunity to claim in-game items via a DieLast Website and craft unique NFTs. These NFTs not only offer value in themselves but also enable players to receive GOSH tokens through an AirDrop, contingent upon their participation in the GOSH Token Launch on a Partner Exchange.

During the event, all participants will be able to test the very first game build. The testing will show only a small part of the game: digging and crafting Lost Objects, shards of the forgotten civilization.

However, testing this functionality is very important, and there's a lot of work behind it. Participating, you'll become a part of a colossal happening, helping us test a game that has no servers and runs entirely on the GOSH blockchain under the Acki-Nacki protocol. Thus, you are testing not just the game but also the next-generation blockchain!

Participate in the campaign - starts on 8th April

🧪 We are thrilled to announce that GOSH is a co-organizer of the Language and Freedom conference. In collaboration with Briva University, we contribute to independent education and free discourse.

🎤 Nicholas Brigham Adams from GoodlyLabs — a data scientist quadratically evolving with technology — has already agreed to participate as a speaker.

🔬 Language and Freedom is a conference that brings together philosophers of language and those who focus on freedom, as well as linguists and other scholars interested in the subject, to discuss how language and freedom interact. The conference hopes to shed more light on humanity's most essential aspects.

🛡 We are proud to have sponsored and organized the Media Security Hackathon, which took place on April 7 in Israel.

💪 We've assembled developers, tech enthusiasts, and entrepreneurs to tackle strategic challenges and develop prototypes with the potential to lead the industry. We're not just talking about change; we're building it together!

Thanks for your participation. See you soon!

GOSH has updated its website to better explain its mission, technology, and partner ecosystem.

We are thrilled to announce that our website has undergone a transformative update to more vividly showcase our mission, cutting-edge technology, and dynamic partner ecosystem. Dive into the heart of innovation with our revamped site, now featuring five key sections designed to illuminate your journey with GOSH:

- Acki Nacki Consensus Protocol and Network Design: Discover the groundbreaking consensus protocol that powers GOSH, ensuring efficiency and scalability.
- DAOs Community Consensus Layer: Explore how GOSH fosters community consensus, enabling collective decision-making and governance.
- A World of GOSH Decentralized Applications: Immerse yourself in our ecosystem of decentralized applications (dApps) that offer gasless transactions, enhancing accessibility and user experience.
- Interoperability Section: Learn how we achieve interoperability with other protocols, providing seamless integrations from GOSH with applications and assets on other networks.
- Security Section: Delve into our comprehensive approach to security, covering network, protocol, and smart contract safety using formal methods.

Join us on this exciting journey and see how GOSH is shaping the future of blockchain technology.

💡 Are you still deciding whether to attend the Language and Freedom conference, which will take place from September 1 to 6, 2024? Then, we want to share some updates with you!

🎤 In addition to Nicholas Brrrigham Adams from Goodly Labs, Mitja - GOSH co-founder and specialist in consensus protocols - will be speaking at the conference.

And that's only some great people willing to share their experiences and shed more light on humanity's most essential aspects. The approved list is in the attached picture, but more additions are possible.

📍Dear deScientists who interested in voting systems and governance of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs):

Today at 7pm (GMT+3), as part of the course "Democracy in Science?! Yes, Indeed!" (which Oksana Stanevich holds at the Free University) - mathematician Andrey Lyashin and blockchain architect Mitja Goroshevsky will lecture on the topic:

😎General Theory of DAO

Short description:

Today, we dive into the captivating realm of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), an area where a comprehensive theoretical framework is still emerging. In our lecture, we'll explore DAOs as intricate hybrid models that blend democratic principles with economic incentives and expertise-based delegation. This approach aims to tackle inherent limitations and challenges in collective decision-making, as highlighted by Arrow's theorem and the complexities of aggregating diverse preferences. By harnessing economic valuation, expert influence, and adaptable participation mechanisms, we'll examine how DAOs navigate and potentially overcome these complexities. This analysis will be situated within the broader context of choice theory, game theory, and mathematical economics, offering an interdisciplinary perspective to better comprehend and anticipate the evolution of DAOs in decentralized systems.

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🤓For better synchronization, please, complete a brief survey before the session.

📌See you at 6:55pm (GMT+3) by this link.

💻 Only a month remains until the end of the Underworld Computer Hackathon, designed to promote tooling development, advanced features, security, and other possible improvements for Acki Nacki, a groundbreaking blockchain architecture.

❗️ The hackathon has been published on the DoraHacks platform, and now it's much easier for you to find participants for your team. So, after posting the project on GOSH, all participants must register on DoraHacks and submit their project in the BUIDLs section.

Let's make Acki Nacki better together!

👉 A hackathon page on the GOSH platform

👉 A guide on how to publish your project on the GOSH platform

👉 A guide on how to register your project on DoraHacks

🚀 Let's delve into the intriguing world of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), a field for which a comprehensive theoretical framework has yet to be established.

Mitja Goroshevsky, the GOSH co-founder, illuminates the main questions people encounter when getting acquainted with the term DAO and everything that goes with it.

What's DAO, and what's the difference between DAO and the DAO? Learn more about social choice theory, Arrow's Impossibility Theorem, and more exciting things.

👀 https://youtu.be/uvEtFlqpSm4?si=yKycL17B6hKUGnmK

🔥 We're grateful to those joining us to research such a unique and comprehensive topic as DAO.

Now, let's delve even deeper! In the second part, Andrew Lyashin, co-founder of Pruvendo and an expert in formal verification and formalization, will explore the need for formalization and verification in social choice and election voting methods.

The speaker discusses the importance of formalizing the basics of voting systems and using a strict and logically based framework to verify their consistency. Why is it so crucial for further research?

👀 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=042tnM3AZ_s

🗓 Mark your calendars! Join the Rust Summit conference on June 6th, 2024, for an exciting Rust x Blockchain event, or follow our social updates.

Sergei Blinov, Die Last and GOSH NetDevOps Engineer, will be among the featured speakers and other industry professionals 🔥.

This conference aims to inspire collaboration and knowledge sharing, breaking down barriers between ecosystems traditionally seen as separate entities. 

We believe in building bridges, not walls, encouraging a unified approach to innovation 🤝.

Let's break the boundaries together! Grab your ticket or ask questions right here in the comments 👇

https://rustsummit.com

Mitja has left Everscale. Completely.

GOSH co-founder announced today, that he does not have any financial assets left on Everscale blockchain. The full text of the announcement reads as following:

"Today, I performed my last transaction on the blockchain called "Everscale." I no longer have, nor will I have, any assets in this network. I have not participated in any Everscale developments for two years now. Despite the fact that Everscale developers are still trying to implement the ideas and technical solutions proposed and developed by me, including solutions used in other networks based on code developed by the TON Labs technical team under my direction, I have no connection to these developments, nor to the technical modifications made to the design of these developments. To make it completely clear, I repeat — my participation in the technical implementation and design of the Everscale project ended two years ago, and my involvement in any network management processes ceased when it was still called Free TON and aimed for decentralization."

The screenshot above illustrates the final asset relocation to Ethereum mainnet.