Community Report: Looking Ahead to 2026
Happy New Year to the Nexus community! As we step into 2026, we’re excited to kick off a strong
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Nexus DEX Alpha, Early Access, and the Future of Verifiable Finance
The Nexus DEX is a protocol-native trading engine. What makes it different is that it is the first in a
A Glossary for New Era of Trading
For years, most onchain trading relied on automated market makers (AMMs). They offered a breakthrough for decentralized finance because they
Nexus Changelog 11.14.25
DEX Alpha launch and Gridcrew Season One finale The past two weeks have been transformative for Nexus, with two major
Exponential Episode 16: Nexus DEX Alpha
In Episode 16 of Exponential, Alec James, product manager at Nexus, introduces a major new release: the Nexus DEX Alpha,
Introducing the Nexus DEX Alpha
A verifiable DEX, built for you Crypto exchanges weren’t built for traders — they were built for volume. For too
Meet Nexus at DevConnect Buenos Aires
This month, the Ethereum community gathers in Buenos Aires for DevConnect — a weeklong series of conversations, experiments, and vision-setting across
Node Runners: Season One Wrap-Up
From individual provers to Gridcrews: how 560,000 runners built the network together When we launched Node Runners in September,
Nexus APAC Community Recap: Shanghai & Chengdu Meetups
As part of Nexus’s ongoing commitment to building a global and engaged community, we recently hosted a series of
Community Report: Proof of Nexus, Community Call, and the NEXY Awards
October was an extraordinary month for Nexus, marked by global events, new milestones, and remarkable community contributions. From meetups in
Meet the 2025 NEXY Award Winners
When we launched the Nexus Creator Academy in early October, our goal was to open a space for creators around
Exponential Episode 15: Dev Rel
In this episode of Exponential, Dylan Kawalec, Head of Developer Relations at Phala Network, breaks down how Phala is building
Nexus 101: What is Enshrinement?
In most blockchains today, the separation between the protocol and the application layer is clean and intentional. The base chain