Sakviti is building a self-sustaining web network where people can move value, run applications, exchange private messages, publish content, and own digital assets without depending on a central platform.
Sakviti is a decentralized platform where value transfer, messaging, programmable services, and digital assets share the same network. At its core is a DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) with epoch-based selected union blocks for settlement.
The platform brings together network consensus, the Nexus app experience, private messaging, programmable services, native assets, digital collectibles, and decentralized storage foundations.
Designed from the ground up for self-sustaining settlement, privacy-preserving routing, programmable services, and long-term scale.
The Directed Acyclic Graph data structure lets each node operate on a partial view of the network, eliminating the single-chain bottleneck and enabling true parallel block production.
The DAG removes a single-chain production bottleneck by allowing many blocks to progress in parallel while settlement brings the network back to a shared view.
State fees, pruning, and lottery economics give long-lived data an explicit cost model, helping the network stay durable without relying on a central operator.
Agni is designed for private messaging with route discovery, end-to-end payload encryption, compression, native clients, and a Nexus messaging experience.
Open participation and protocol-level settlement help people publish, transact, and communicate without depending on a single platform owner.
Build with Rust, WASM, TypeScript client surfaces, the Sakviti VM, and service foundations as the platform opens for public development.
Hydra is designed to run decentralized services with metered execution, coordinated service hosts, payment flows, and network-connected application logic.
Native asset and NFT support is designed for ownership policies, minting, transfers, listings, swaps, durable records, and wallet experiences inside Nexus.
Sakviti is designed as a peer-to-peer mesh where validators, service hosts, messaging relays, archival observers, and user clients can participate directly in the network.
Sakviti is organized as a clean four-layer stack — from the consensus foundation to the applications people use every day.
DAG consensus, selected union blocks, epochs, monetary policy, wallet transfers, and long-term archival design for durable network history.
Protocol-native services for decentralized compute, messaging, native assets, storage foundations, identity, naming, and the on-chain virtual machine.
The Nexus gateway, service discovery, developer tooling, and naming services that connect network services to builders and users.
Finance, communication, media, AI, and gaming application tracks planned on top of the production Hydra, Agni, Filament, Pulsar, Nexus, and Wallet stack.
Sakviti is being built as a self-sustaining environment for decentralized applications across finance, communication, media, storage, identity, and application distribution.
Wallets, native assets, payments, exchange flows, and future financial applications built around user ownership.
Decentralized storage foundations for app assets, media, repair, and durable content workflows.
Media, streaming, publishing, and games that can use Sakviti for ownership, payments, and distribution.
Private messaging, social spaces, conferencing, and collaboration apps designed around user-controlled identity and data.
AI and collaboration workflows are planned on top of Hydra compute, Filament storage, identity, and app distribution.
Public launch is staged around network stability, security, operations, and a careful rollout of core services.
Rust-based node, DAG data structures, union blocks, epochs, block production, peer discovery, and genesis bootstrapping.
Deterministic finality, incentive alignment, state fees, pruning, and reward economics for long-term operation.
WebAssembly compilation, browser-compatible client, Sakviti VM (WASM runtime with fuel metering), and developer SDKs.
Vite + React SPA served directly from the Rust binary — Explorer, Wallet, App Store, Messages, NFT management, Peers, and Settings.
Agni messaging brings route discovery, encrypted payloads, compression, native clients, and Nexus messaging into the network.
Hydra supports decentralized service execution, committee coordination, payment channels, threshold signing, and network-connected service workflows.
Asset and NFT foundations cover ownership policies, minting, transfers, listings, swaps, and Nexus wallet surfaces.
Filament storage, Pulsar identity, and Polaris naming extend Sakviti beyond payments into durable content, user identity, and network discovery.
Mainnet and ecosystem launch will follow staged service availability, safety review, operational preparation, and public onboarding.
Sakviti is preparing for a staged public network launch. Follow the public updates here as the platform moves toward wider availability.
Product updates, protocol overviews, and public announcements from the Sakviti team.