Elastos

Three ElastOS releases are out
PC2 v1.4.0 adds background services to the dApp Centre, starting with Node Manager
Runtime v0.5 adds People, Services, remote Browser engines + passkey approval for sensitive actions..
Launcher v1.4.0 improves MacOS setup

Elastos Node for Ubuntu v1.1 is live
A safety release for Council, BPoS, and ELA node operators.
It makes node operation safer, clearer, and easier to manage while keeping existing keystores, chain data, and commands intact.
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Term 7 Elastos DAO Council elections have concluded 🐘
Congratulations to the 12 elected Council members who will serve from mid-June 2026 to mid-June 2027, helping guide Elastos DAO funding, proposals, governance, and the next phase of the Elastos World Computer.

Eid Mubarak from Elastos 🌙🐑
Wishing peace, happiness, and blessings to everyone celebrating today.

ElastOS is one user-owned system of four parts:
Blockchain for identity, ownership and governance.
Runtime for app permissions.
PC2 for your personal cloud today.
Carrier for private communication.
This week brings key parts closer in practice.
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Your digital assets should run on nodes you own.
ElastOS World Computer is how we get there, one personal cloud at a time.
Watch as ElastOS grows and matures, and set up yours today:

Elastos DAO Term 7 candidates now have more practical support.
Elected Council members can receive up to 500 ELA/year for 99% node uptime, plus up to $50/month server support 🔥
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Post-v1.2 week was about making ElastOS feel smoother 🔥
Fresh install fixes, cleaner launcher status, WalletConnect + ESC swap fixes, faster media playback, dApp Centre polish, Runtime Home progress, Explorer fixes, and Elacity BD progress
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Elastos DAO Term 7 elections are live 🔥
ELA holders can now vote, and candidates can register for the next Council term.
12 seats. One year. A key moment for the DAO and the future of the SmartWeb.
Vote or register through Elastos Essentials:

⚠️ ECO Chain will be shut down on June 13, 2026, following approval of the termination proposal.
Users still holding assets on ECO Chain should move them immediately before support ends.
After June 13, remaining assets may become unrecoverable.

Last week was about making ElastOS safer, smoother, and easier to use.
Runtime v0.1.2 is now out, dDRM now supports protected ebooks and comics, PC2 recovery and Docker safety got better, and reading inside dDRM now feels much more natural.
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The new Elastos Main Chain Explorer is now live at
A much better way to explore the Elastos main chain, with fuller address history, Elastos DAO data, chain stats, and cleaner pages across blocks, transactions, and addresses.

ElastOS v1.2 is getting close ⚡
A lot has been happening this week as the team keeps pushing toward release later this month. Work has continued across the runtime, dDRM V3, dApps running directly inside PC2, block explorer progress, and bringing council node costs down.
That includes more testing around room-based permissions, more work on separate ElastOS computers interacting with each other in real time, continued progress on getting dApps running properly inside the personal cloud computer, and ongoing infrastructure work to make node operation cheaper while keeping the same stability.
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Happy Easter to everyone celebrating 🐇🐣
Wishing you a peaceful day with family and friends.
Elacity Labs

51 commits. 189 files changed. 34,000 lines of code. One week! Coming in the next ElastOS v1.2 update:
→ AI agents that check they haven’t been tampered with, every time they run
→ Publish, price & sell your content in one click using Elacity dDRM. No middleman.
→ Sell and decide if your content trains AI, work with enterprise and incoming regulations. Not the platform. You.
→ Quantum computers will break today’s encryption. We’ve mapped every vulnerability, and we’re building the roadmap.
The internet OS is being built in real time. Full commit log:
Screenshots, video and how to run your ow

Web3 was built on speculation, it needs ElastOS to deliver real value 🔥
2 weeks of biggest building sprint, PC2 runtime now runs on Linux and Jetson, anyone can run supernodes, 3D network map is live, dDRM is end to end, encrypt, sell, buy, view.
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NBW weekly progress
BTCD now supports EIP-3009 signed transfers, a x402 payment facilitator beta is live with multi-chain support, the BTCD 2.0 script proposal has early estimates but still needs more work, and PG BPoS testing continued.
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NBW’s BTCD Taproot security fixes from the audit are done, the team advanced talks with an external wallet provider for BTCD Taproot support, and a PG Chain bug that blocked ELA withdrawals to mainchain was fixed.
Read this week’s NBW update: