@teddybiyasi
Every action online creates data that defines how the web runs. Yet most of that data depends on servers that fail, change, or disappear without warning. This makes digital history easy to rewrite and digital assets easy to lose.
@irys_xyz solves this by turning permanence into protocol. It anchors data directly on-chain, keeping it transparent, verifiable, and tamper-proof. Builders use it to store proofs, outputs, and records that stay online forever, forming a trustless base for applications that need lasting truth
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