Time to change this
Time to change this
馃攧 Change Is Coming
A proposal has been made to implement changes in the incentive network system. The initiative aims to enhance onchain identity mechanisms and reputation frameworks.
- Current system requires updates to better serve community needs
- Changes will focus on improving identity verification
- Reputation scoring mechanisms to be refined
This follows previous discussions from March 2025 regarding system modifications. Community members are encouraged to review the proposal and provide feedback.
Time to change this
Product Updates Delayed Again
The anticipated product updates announcement has been postponed for a second time. Originally teased on October 31st with a vague hint of something coming, the team has now twice scheduled and delayed product updates. - First delay: May 6th, 2025 - Second delay: May 8th, 2025 This pattern of delayed announcements suggests potential development complexities or internal coordination challenges.
Mercle V1.5 Testnet Development Update
Mercle announces significant changes to their proof of personhood platform: - Takes feature will be integrated into Mercle network within 2 weeks - UGC approach for Takes deemed incompatible with reputation-weighted opinions - Internal infrastructure being enhanced to onboard more users - Detailed thesis on proof of personhood coming soon The platform emphasizes its core mission: *Mercle is for Humans*. First iteration of Mercle Testnet expected to launch within next 2 weeks.
AI Trading Bot Shows Promising Results in Crypto Markets
A new AI-powered trading system called Unfair has demonstrated notable performance in cryptocurrency markets. The platform, developed by Mercle, appears to be leveraging artificial intelligence to understand and navigate trading patterns. - The system claims to identify market inefficiencies - Currently in testing phase - Available for preview at [unfair.mercle.ai](https://unfair.mercle.ai) *Note: As with all trading systems, past performance does not guarantee future results. Users should conduct their own research.*