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@rev
a year since we launched Commit v1.
~3k users, ~$180k in commits, 5 complete app+protocol iterations.
today: all commits complete, rewards distributed, v1 sunset.
grateful to all our users, contributors, and partners.
what's next: Commit v2 + community sale. stay tuned!
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@rev
haven't posted much about Commit this year - been experimenting with a few other things, and owe you an update.
i might tinker with commitments as a passion project in the future, but as for the startup part - i'm shutting down Commit (there won't be v2 or community sale).
to be clear, i still:
- love programmable commitments and see lots of meaningful, fun use cases
- believe a product like this could be important and profitable
- think blockchain uniquely enables powerful use cases for commitments
but at some point you have to make a hard call. i'll share what's next in due time.
deepest gratitude to all the users, contributors, and partners who've been part of this journey.
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@rev Tried to access commit.wtf and continue to run into this error.
(index):1 Access to fetch at 'https://commit-v04-production-f16b.up.railway.app/' from origin 'https://www.commit.wtf' has been blocked by CORS policy: Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.
Is this server side or my side?
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@rev
in 2026 and beyond, i commit to fully embrace my curiosity and experiment more than ever before.
i’ll be documenting the process and sharing along the way. thank you for being part of this journey.
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@rev
it'd be fun to see onchain public commitments from founders and team members towards the community.
think core teams committing to 'shipping {x} goals by {y} date with {$} stake'
where
x - critical deliverables from their public roadmap
y - promised timeline from the team with adequate buffer
$ - their token allocations
no shipping? team gets nothing.
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@rev
imagine smart contract auditors committing $$$ as a programmable commitment to the quality of their audits.
the same principle applies to literally any valuable on/offchain service providers.
commitment markets.
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@rev
fresh branding for the next chapter of Commit.
sharing finalists from our iterations. which one resonates the most?
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@rev
it's been over a year of experimenting and iterating on Commit.
as we keep on improving it, we'd love our community to have skin in the game - if programmable commitments win, let us win together.
actively exploring what this might look like - suggestions are welcome.
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@rev
it's incredible how much clarity you achieve just by focusing on ONE thing.
we're heads down on polishing v1, testing, and preparing for the release next month. stay committed.
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my life has been split between design, engineering, and walking (lol) these days.
gotta add distribution, so will start announcing announcements soon 🫡
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