Nexus Milestones: A Look Back
In the span of just a few years, Nexus has evolved from an ambitious prototype to a globally recognized effort
Nexus 101
Nexus 101 contains guides and backgrounders about some of the more complex topics we work with.
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A Guide to the Nexus OS
A roundup of what’s live, what’s growing, and what’s next across the Nexus OS The Nexus OS
Nexus 101: How AI Agents Use MCP to Access Blockchain
The convergence of AI and blockchain is reshaping the fabric of the internet. At Nexus, we’re building the infrastructure
Nexus 101: Quests and the Many Ways to Prove
Most people meet Nexus through the browser. With just a few clicks at app.nexus.xyz, anyone can start contributing
Nexus 101: How Web3 Wallets Work — and What to Expect in the App
For anyone stepping into the world of crypto or web3, the first thing you’ll need is a wallet. A
A Guide to Zero-Knowledge Proofs
In today’s digital systems, we face a growing tension: We need to prove things to one another — identity, correctness,
How to Create an NFT on Nexus in 30 Minutes
Creating and deploying an NFT platform can seem daunting — until you watch Joseph Zhang do it in real time. In
From Click to Completion: A Transparent Look at Proving
Starting today, a new progress bar in the Nexus web app shows each step your device takes as it contributes
Understanding Blockchain Explorers
Imagine trying to understand a city by peering through a keyhole. You might catch glimpses — cars driving by, people on
Building on Nexus: A Quickstart Guide to Build Apps
The Nexus Layer 1 is more than a protocol — it’s a programmable foundation for building the next generation of
A Guide to the Nexus CLI
The Nexus Command-Line Interface (CLI) is the fastest on-ramp for contributing compute to the world supercomputer. If you’re comfortable
Nexus 101: Wallet Guide
In the next chapter of the Internet, wallets replace usernames and passwords. They’re how you prove who you are,
How to Contribute to Nexus — and Why You’ll Want To
A major transformation is underway: Laptops, gaming rigs, and cloud instances are being woven into a single, verifiable layer of