Nexus Network Status 9.09.25
The Nexus network continues to prove its strength as a high-performance, verifiable computation layer. This new monthly report highlights key
Nexus 101
Nexus 101 contains guides and backgrounders about some of the more complex topics we work with.
10 articles
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