Today we’re excited to release Nitro Protocol — a protocol for building generalized, n-party state channel networks.
The force-move games framework is an attempt to build the simplest possible state channel framework that’s still practical for real-world use. The framework is designed only to support turn-based games whose moves don’t…
Back in June, we published a description of ForceMove — our simple but powerful state channel framework. The aim was to start with the simplest possible framework that was general enough for a wide variety of use cases. This approach has paid off, enabling…
The thing that excited me the most about the recent Libra announcement was the introduction of the Move programming language. In a brilliantly clear paper, the Libra team introduce a language designed to make it easier to write safe smart contracts. In particular…
In November of last year we launched Rock Paper Scissors, the first application built on…
This is our first bi-weekly update, where we’ll recap our current goals and the progress we’re making towards them.
At Magmo, we’re working to enable networks of state channels. Our current approach focuses on the Nitro protocol, our protocol for…
Welcome to Magmo’s Dev Update #2! To recap, at Magmo, we’re working to enable networks of state…
Welcome to Magmo’s Dev Update #3!
