Engineering Update

This update is slightly different in format.

Following a recent period of team leave, the focus has been on re-establishing development cadence, aligning priorities, and progressing ongoing workstreams rather than pushing out discrete, reportable milestones this week.

Across the stack, work continues in three core areas:

On Integritas, efforts remain centred on strengthening the operational layer - including service monitoring, deployment tooling, and the continued maturation of Integritas Distro as a self-hosted product. This is foundational work that underpins scalability and external adoption, even if it doesn’t always translate into immediate outward-facing updates.

On the DEX and Stablecoin Bridge, both systems continue to run stably in beta. The current phase is focused on iterative improvement, capturing feedback to prioritise quality-of-life enhancements in further releases. This is the less visible, but critical, phase of turning working systems into reliable products.

In parallel, work on Minima Core - the stripped-back version of Minima designed for hardware and chip-level deployment - remains ongoing. This represents a longer-term track, and we’ll share more detail as that work becomes more externally visible.

Stepping back, this period reflects a shift from initial delivery into hardening, refinement, and operational readiness across multiple components. These phases are typically quieter externally, but are where a significant amount of long-term value is built.

With the team now fully back, pace is expected to increase again as we move into the next cycle of updates.