Lit Protocol has completed our staking contest, and we're hard at work getting the Naga v1 Mainnet up right now. In the meantime, you can get started building on our Naga testnets or on our Datil Mainnet. We have a lot of exciting improvements and launches coming up,

The Lit Protocol Staking contest results are in! The community has selected the 8 node operators that are going to run the v1 Naga Mainnet. Even though the contest is over, you can always stake your tokens for rewards via the Lit Staking Dashboard and help secure the Lit Protocol

Handing an LLM the keys to your whole wallet is like giving a stranger your house keys for the weekend. Vincent fixes that. It’s a platform built with Lit Protocol and smart contracts that lets you delegate only the on-chain actions you want, e.g., “deposit up to $100

You can now run WebAssembly within Lit Actions, live today on Datil-Dev and coming to more networks in the future. This means that if you have some non-Javascript code that you want to run in a Lit Action, you can now compile it to WASM and use it directly. Documentation

Learn how you can optimize ethers to perform low-latency transactions on rollups.

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