Recently we held an exclusive interview with our advisor, Serguei Popov. Serguei is a research mathematician working in the field of Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes. He graduated from and attained his Ph.D. at Moscow State University and is currently a professor at Unicamp in Brazil. Serguei is also one of the co-founders of IOTA.

It's yet to be announced. If a public sale does occur, every piece of information will be available, that would typically be available. No, the objective is not to distribute through free methods or adoption programs, this will not solely occur.

It's ultimately up to you, the participant and community member to determine if you wish to participate in Cartesi. There's a lot of movement behind the scenes and information will be ready when we have finalized those pieces behind the scenes.

Hey Cabron,

Firstly, we're not actively seeking public funding at the current time. Most of the information around the Token economics, type of sale and etc will be announced when the team is ready to announce it. There's a lot of exciting upcoming events and developments we want to share with everyone and on Monday, we'll be releasing a Q&A into a peak of what some of our advisers are doing.

In terms of taking too long, Cartesi has been in development for over 2 years now and we're quite confident with moving forward accordingly in 2020, we regularly make public comitts but there's a lot of backend coding that has not been made public either: https://github.com/cartesi.

The road-map reflects what will be occurring in 2020, it was a tentative road-map that we primary wanted to publish with this ANN. A brief article about "what's upcoming for Cartesi" will soon be published as well.

Again, Cartesi is not seeking public investments as of now. But, when the time is appropriate, everything will be shared and all information will be revealed. In terms of who we are, I highly recommend viewing our Medium: https://medium.com/cartesi where you can learn more about Cartesi and the team executing on public stages.

Ultimately, we wanted to raise awareness of Cartesi at this stage (it wasn't random or poorly timed), because we feel confident in what the near future holds. Hope that cryptic message helps a bit!

The community program is not supposed to be enormous and yes the allocations were set forth to keep the integrity of the project as a whole. Despite the popular opinion, a lot of user's are still manipulating community campaigns with puppet accounts or low-quality engagement. Bubbalex is excellent at spotting these users, but many can circumvent any screening process.

We'll take another look and add some restrictions so that user's feel they are more awarded for their efforts, but ideally, it was never intended to be a fully-fledged campaign. We have more efforts that will be done along the way, for users to become awarded for their actions.

We are aware of the complexity of Cartesi's whitepaper. Moving forward we're focusing on optimizing and revamping much of our information presented, through one-page, this ANN and other means to help digest Cartesi as a whole, in an easier and more understandable fashion for our audiences.

We will be making this information public once confirmed! We are currently evaluating options that are best for all those currently participating and interested in Cartesi. Please stay tuned to our channels for up to date information.

Thanks for the question. We have raised funds through some of those backers as private placements, while others are advisors to Cartesi Foundation. We will make this information public upon our launch, so make sure to stay tuned into one of our channels or our Medium (https://medium.com/cartesi) for the most up to date information!

It's been locked, thank you for that heads up.


Any public sale is still TBH. The team is exploring all options, in the best interest for all parties involved in Cartesi. We highly recommend staying up-to-date in our Telegram group: https://t.me/CartesiProject

We will be launching a Community Adoption Program later this week with Bubbalex, so keep your eyes out for that.

In Q4 2020, the Cartesi team will release CTSI mining on Mainnet Ethereum. Mining becomes possible when the reference node operator software is stable and ready for distribution. The first version of the node operator will be a partial implementation of the Cartesi Side Chain that includes a functional PoS lottery system and the automatic gradual distribution of tokens from the mine reserve.




























This month the Cartesi team vigorously focused on expanding its global footprint and making CTSI available in a variety of regional and decentralized exchanges.

The team progressively expanded CTSI’s market with a listing on two major Ethereum decentralized exchanges. CTSI underwent an IDEX Listing and Uniswap Listing, where users can easily acquire CTSI by trading Ethereum through either platform.










Preceding the next unlock of Cartesi (CTSI) Token, set for July 23rd, 2020, we’ll be delving into specifics about the Cartesi Foundation’s governance, operations and how CTSI tokens are allocated. For the whole of 2020, there will be two official Cartesi Foundation releases, contributing to the 9.77% of the CTSI supply held and utilized since the completion of the Launchpad sale on Binance.












Over the past month, the team worked hard to reach the Descartes SDK Documentation milestone in time with success. The alpha version of the SDK was released while the team keeps working diligently on test coverage and the implementation of additional important features.

















July 2nd, 2020 — The Cartesi team is one step closer to realizing the objective in which we set out to achieve, becoming the operating system for DApps. The recent launch of the Descartes SDK Portal represents a tremendous leap forward in fulfilling the ambition in bridging the world of Linux open-source software, with the inherent security benefits of blockchain technology.




























To complement Cartesi's all-star development team, the marketing team is pleased to announce the launch of Cartesi's Ambassadorial Program. This initiative is the first of many for global marketing, outreach and onboarding more talent into the Cartesi ecosystem. Through our continued exposure, we recognize the desire to be a part of Cartesi's transformative project; which resides with the conceptualization of how DApps and the future of blockchain are being fundamentally handled and merged seamlessly with mainstream adoption.

















What a month it has been! Cartesi completed it’s $1.5M token sale on Binance Launchpad and launched CTSI, which is now trading live on Binance.

We are extremely grateful for our community’s continued support for our vision and we are committed to making the Operating System for DApps a reality. Cartesi will change the face of blockchain and enable an entirely new wave of DApps that were not possible before. The first glimpses of this new reality began with the overwhelming reception in playing the Creepts DApp.

Thanks for the great question. Cartesi is quite similar to TrueBit at first glance, but they differ vastly in their design decisions. The first major difference between TrueBit and Cartesi concerns the virtual machine itself; TrueBit’s virtual machine is based on WebAssembly (WASM). WASM is the W3C Community Group’s Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) for efficient web applications, while Cartesi’s virtual machine implements the RISC-V ISA.

TrueBit’s technology focuses on boosting the computational power for smart contracts, which operate under a bare bones runtime environment. However, as we said earlier the applications that we use on the Web or our devices  don't  exist in isolation as they stand on an operating system and many software layers. Our architectural choice enables Cartesi computations to run on a proper operating system. In this environment, much more powerful decentralized applications can be developed.

There's a new ANN that's currently going to be released within the next 1-3 days from now. It will help paint, express and layout information around Cartesi in a less opaque fashion.

Cartesi's off-chain layer will allow external parties to build upon whichever Linux OS is preferred. The principal idea is that individuals can work familiar software and code and gain the benefits of blockchain, specifically in the DApp region.

Thank you, this ANN may ultimately be reposted and we'll denote that in this thread. We're currently underway with a more formal design and presentation.

This airdrop/Micro bounty is now closed. We'll be launching a formal bounty campaign with Bubbalex very soon, keep an eye out! https://t.me/bubbalexmedia/656





 

About: Cartesi is a decentralized and scalable Linux infrastructure that solves the problems of computational scalability and development infrastructure for the decentralized web. With Cartesi, Blockchain applications can be coded with the vast domain of mainstream software stacks available today. Applications run off-chain, with the strong security guarantees of the blockchain, but free from its computation limits and high costs.

Note: Cartesi's mainnet is not live yet. You will need to re-validate your submission, upon the mainnet going live and TGE occurring. More information will be posted closer to that date. This program is ultimately to help spread the awareness of Cartesi.


Main Airdrop Requirements:

 

·         Submit Your Submission to: https://forms.gle/2ivDmH68QqSLDjHf7
·         Join Telegram Group
·         Introduce yourself to the group. Merely saying “Hi” will not be a qualifying factor.
·         Signup for Cartesi’s Weekly Newsletter (on the mainsite): https://cartesi.io/
·         Follow Cartesi on Twitter
·         Like Cartesi’s Facebook Page
 



 

(Optional) Cartesi Developer Airdrop

This airdrop is specific to individuals with experience in development and coding work. We’re awarding those individuals for engaging in the development process of Cartesi. Optional additional awards are obtainable in the future.

·         Submit Your Submission to: https://forms.gle/2ivDmH68QqSLDjHf7
·         Join the Discord Group
·         Introduce yourself to the group, tell about your technical background.
·         Like* the Cartesi GitHub
·         Additional rewards will greatly vary depending on activity within the Discord.

 

 

Yes, Cartesi is ultimately being integrated and developed upon by external business and strategic relation partners. The viability of Cartesi as a whole, from the integrity of the systems built, to being applicable to real-use-case scenarios will be discussed heavily in an upcoming AMA with our Senior advisor:  Serguei Popov, Co-Founder of IOTA.

We also have an upcoming Dapp game to display the capabilities of Cartesi and showcase our tech to everyone (external source: https://medium.com/cartesi/how-to-make-more-impressive-decentralized-games-120636cb5712) This is one major use-case we're highlighting.

Hey CJM, I'm part of the new marketing team that Cartesi is in the process of creating. So some of your more hardline questions in regards to development, will be passed to the team.

Cartesi has been around since early 2018. The project formally started in 2017. Cartesi is a project based out of Singapore and we've been quietly working behind the scenes. We're currently undergoing a more public and community focused oriented display, in order to prep for our objective of launching our mainnet soon.

In regards to the Github, there's a lot of interactions from our devs there and is our public display of what we've been achieving https://github.com/cartesi the team as per professional standards develops everything privately before making releases (there is a notice on each public repo regarding this). Cartesi differs from Ethereum in a variety of ways and some the ideas around ETH's implementation where conceptualized by our team a couple of years ago.

Not a problem, we encourage all critical discussions around Cartesi, if you have any technical question, the team will be more than happy to respond on Telegram: https://t.me/CartesiProject


You can formally view some of the public events we've been too, that were recorded (abeit a bit old, in 2018): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlBbBXY7k50

Thank you, we have some big upcoming announcements. Stay tuned!