This is what real growth looks like. If you really want to know if a project's healthy, you don't look at the chart. You look at who's building on it. And on that front, CKB just had a brilliant quarter. Their community developer programme has grown to nearly a hundred active builders, with over 25 new ones joining just this quarter. Their project tracker jumped from 45 projects to 59. And they ran a hackathon focused on Fiber, their payments tech, that pulled in around a hundred participants and 66 submissions. But here's the part I love most. Look at where this growth is coming from. Not just the usual Silicon Valley crowd. We're talking real, in-person meetups in Kenya, Nigeria, and Vietnam. Nairobi, Mombasa, Hanoi. Developers in emerging markets, where fast, cheap payments can really make an impact. And it's not just solo devs either. Teams from other ecosystems, Cardano, Bitcoin, Lightning, are now showing up to explore building on CKB too. A lot of these are still early prototypes and there is still a lot of work to do. But a growing, global, grassroots community of actual builders? That's the strongest foundation any project can have. Price comes and goes. But people building, all over the world? That's how something lasts. $CKB @NervosNetwork @ckba_build

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The Fiber rush is on. ⚡ For 60 hours, come test Fiber, the flagship protocol on Nervos, with no node to run. Curious how? Join our beta and find out. Starts today, Saturday 24 October, 12:00 UTC, until Monday 26 October, 24:00 UTC. Testnet, test coins. Join us on Telegram: t.me/cellula_id/6 @nervosnetwork. $CKB

Happy to share some news from @ckba_build CKBA’s DevRel and Ecosystem Support teams: our paper on CCC (github.com/ckb-devrel/ccc/), When EVM Defaults Break: Three SDK Patterns for UTXO-Family Wallets, has been accepted for poster presentation at IEEE International Conference on Distributed Ledger Technologies (ICDLT) 2026! Through this collaboration, @Hanssen0 (@CKBDevrel) and I (Ecosystem) built on the CCC team’s existing engineering work to distill three reusable design patterns: • Transaction composition: helping applications handle inputs, change, and fees. • Unified signing: providing a common interface across different wallet signing methods. • Reusable wallet connectors: sharing wallet connection and onboarding components across applications. The conference brings together academia and industry, with organizers from Nova School of Business and Economics, NOVA Information Management School, and the IEEE Portugal Section. It is part of BLOCKCHAIN. PT, a project funded through Portugal’s Recovery and Resilience Plan and the EU’s NextGenerationEU programme. For us, this is an opportunity to bring CKB’s experience in developer tooling and application development into a broader conversation with researchers and builders. Thanks to Hanssen and everyone who has contributed to CCC!

Kisumu came together for our CKB builders workshop. Thank you to everyone who showed up to learn, share and build. @NervosNetwork @CKBDevrel @NervosCatalyst @ckbsamurai @NervosNation @ckba_build #CKB #Umojaverse

You can swap native CKB for native USDC right now using Perun atomic swaps 🙀

Exciting day... we're started for the day. We're eating CKB for breakfast cc: @NervosNetwork

$CKB just showed off something clever with Fiber. It connects their payment network to Bitcoin’s Lightning without needing a middleman you have to trust. Fiber is CKB’s version of fast, cheap payments. Lightning is Bitcoin’s. Someone runs a hub with nodes and liquidity on both sides. You send a payment on Fiber, the hub pays the other person on Lightning. The clever bit is they’re cryptographically tied together. When the recipient claims their money on Lightning, they reveal a secret. That same secret is the only thing that lets the hub claim your payment on Fiber. One can’t happen without the other. If it fails, timelocks give everyone their money back. Right now it works with wrapped Bitcoin. Native CKB and other tokens are coming. Quietly stitching the networks together. $CKB.

We are working on the latest security audits and handshake testing and integration.

JUST IN: 🚨 CKB Community Approves Spark Program Grant for Seedsong Seedsong secures a $1,000 grant to build on-chain generative music using Spore DOB and light-client-wasm. $CKB ethereum:0xc20059e0317de91738d13af027dfc4a50781b066 #Crypto #Web3

$CKB BIG PUMP INCOMING 🚀 JUST BUY AND HOLD $CKB 🚀 THANKS ME LATER 😌 #BRC #ETH #SOL #XRP #BNB #CRYPTO #Tejran

The Nervos community is asleep. Wake up giants! 100 ❤️ = we ship the coolest product you'll see on nervos this year 😄 yes, better than names, complimentary, definitely! We won’t say whatl, but @FiberDevs is part of what’s coming. No vague roadmap. No disappearing act. We’re building something people can use today, and we’re doing it with the community. Do you want to be part of it? Old school comment, like, repost, quote, all the good stuff that makes a community thrive. ❤️

Bitcoin has a problem $CKB solved years ago. Satoshi’s coins. About 1.1 million bitcoin:native Quantum goes for those first. Nobody can make the call. There is an incredibly hard problem coming for Bitcoin. CKB was built quantum-resistant ready from the ground up. Bitcoin wasn’t. So Bitcoin’s going to have to deal with a massive problem, and CKB simply won’t. When quantum computers get powerful enough, and that’s years away, but it’s coming, they can crack the cryptography that protects certain Bitcoin wallets. Specifically the old ones, where the public key is sitting out in the open on the chain. The single biggest target is Satoshi’s coins. Satoshi is sitting on roughly 1.1 million Bitcoin. At today’s prices that’s about $92 billion. Those coins use the exact old-style wallets that quantum would go for first. Never moved, never touched. The biggest jackpot in crypto, just waiting there. So what does Bitcoin do about it? I don’t know. I genuinely don’t know what the right answer is. Do you freeze Satoshi’s coins? Do you force everyone to move funds? Do you change Bitcoin itself? Even if they somehow agreed on one of those, nobody’s actually in charge of Bitcoin. There’s no CEO, no board, no one who can just make the call. So even if everyone agreed on the fix, who leads it? Who actually makes it happen? Whatever Bitcoin decides, it’s going to make a lot of people very, very angry. There’s no clean fix. This isn’t just a Bitcoin thing. Every chain that wants to go quantum-resistant is going to face this exact fight. Every chain except the ones that were built for it from day one. Like $CKB.

POST QUANTUM PROJECTS LIST ▫️Partial, optional post-quantum (PQ) capabilities ▫️ Network - Token 👇 Algorand - ALGO NEAR Protocol - NEAR Nervos Network - CKB Circle Arc - ARC (minted) ─────────────── ▫️ Emerging PQ projects - with higher risk ▫️ Network - Token👇 Quantum Resistant Ledger - QRL Abelian - ABEL NaoX - NAORIS Quantus - QTC ─────────────── ▫️ Researching or developing PQ upgrades ▫️ Network - Token👇 Ethereum - ETH Starknet - STRK Solana - SOL XRP Ledger - XRP Tezos - XTZ Stellar - XLM Hedera - HBAR Cardano - ADA XDC Network - XDC Optimism - OP Zcash - ZEC Bitcoin - BTC ─────────────── ▫️ Upcoming worthy mention ▫️ @0xMiden mainnet is close it's been on my radar for a long time it will have PQ capabilities from day one here's why: - uses STARK proofs - designed for PQ security - uses lattice Falcon 512 signatures to resist attacks - uses Poseidon2 hashing for efficient verification inside its VM ─────────────── So yeah, plenty of projects are working toward post-quantum security, and the outlook isn’t as catastrophic as CT headlines made it sound two days ago. As Vitalik said, there’s no reason to assume quantum doomsday is tomorrow, but the work needs to happen, NOW. Also, if these efforts deliver, blockchains could end up better prepared than almost all of the other systems we rely on every day, so let's not shit our pants yet.

Quantum-resistant projects are quietly leading the market, decoupling themselves from Bitcoin's price action. Once the market stabilizes, this group of coins is poised for an even stronger breakout; do your research and stay ahead of the crowd. $zec $ckb $strk $Launchy

$CKB it has $zec $strk it hasn’t Tech > Narrative

Wann listet ihr endlich #CKB ? Halloooooo?! @CoinbaseSupport @coinbase #CKB #NervosNation

CKB Off-Chain Hanoi concluded yesterday, and it was an event that brought together CKBuilders, external developers and students. There was a wealth of information and experiences shared, which shows just how far the CKB developer community in Vietnam has come, and reflects the continuing surge in developer activity on CKB in 2026. Many thanks to our partners at @bps_club and @texlabsorg for helping it come together! Read more here talk.nervos.org/t/ckb-off-ch…

Vitalik just ranked the math. Hash-based beats lattice-based. Here's what 13 quantum resistant tokens actually run on 👇 Hash-based, live → $QRL : XMSS since 2018 → $XNT : STARK hash lock since genesis → $CKB : SPHINCS+, opt-in Lattice-based, live → $ABEL : lattice ring signatures, mandatory → $CELL : Dilithium by default → $QTC : ML-DSA only, mainnet Sep 2026 → $ALGO : Falcon-1024, opt-in → $NEAR : ML-DSA-65, opt-in Not live yet → $STRK : ECDSA accounts, Falcon planned → $NAORIS : Dilithium L1, ERC-20 token → $QANX : Dilithium testnet, ERC-20 token → $ZEC : scheme unpicked, 2027 target → $QUBIC : SchnorrQ, no PQ plan Only 3 of the 13 are live on the math he trusts.