RWAs hit $25.6B as treasuries, private credit, energy, and cashflows move onchain. But tokenization isn't the hard part — the real challenge is building infrastructure that lets these assets function as programmable economic systems.

Welcome back to Hyve protocol updates. In Update #1, we outlined the architecture and introduced Hadamard ZODA erasure coding. Now we cover the write path, how blobs move from client submission to distributed storage, and how the system is secure.

We’re thrilled to announce Hyve’s integration with Arbitrum, beginning on Hyve’s private devnet, to explore a shared, real-time data layer for the Arbitrum ecosystem.

Welcome to the inaugural edition of Hyve's Developer Updates! These periodic updates will summarize the last development cycles of the Hyve protocol and its results. Over the last year, the devs have...

Decentralized storage (e.g. Filecoin) and data availability networks (e.g. Celestia) emerged to solve real problems around permanence, censorship resistance, and verifiability. In those domains, they succeeded.

Despite advances in decentralized execution and settlement, a core limitation remains: data. As the Hot Data Manifesto notes, Web3 freed money and compute, but data stayed locked in centralized silos, limiting truly decentralized economies.