Stay In The Loop One email when something ships
We confirm your address before recording consent, and every update carries a one-click preference link. Nobody can add you to this list but you.
Access Status
People following access, product, and compute updates can request access now. Public pages describe what is live today.
- Configured onboarding
- Verify an email to open your dashboard. Connection details are private and are issued there once your access is approved.
- Alpha
- Subscribe stays informational while mining access remains approval-based.
What to expect
- You confirm first
- Enter an address, then redeem the code we send back. Consent is recorded only when you complete both steps, so nobody can add you to this list but you.
- One email when something ships
- That is the whole cadence. Nothing between releases, no digests, and every message carries a one-click stop.
- Private by default
- Your address is used for these updates and nothing else. The link that stops them carries a private token, never your email in the URL.
How it works
Enter your address
Only your email. The form records a pending request; it does not create an account or grant mining access.
Redeem the code we send
Type the code from that email on the confirmation page and the pending request becomes consent. Nothing is recorded against your address before then.
One email when something ships
Confirm your address, and one click stops it. Support stays open to everyone, subscribed or not.
Quick questions
How often do you send?
One email when something ships. Nothing between.
Will my address be shared?
No. Your address is used for these updates and nothing else.
How do I stop it?
Every email carries a one-click link. The link carries a private token, never your address. Setup questions go to Support, whether or not you subscribe.
Why subscribe?
Non-custodial by construction is the direct-payment design. The published fee policy is 97/3 to miner and platform. Bitcoin is the public path. Confirm actual payment in your wallet; a dashboard record alone is not proof. Onboarding needs a verified email, private endpoints stay off public pages, and public code is reviewed before release.
