Explaining the Process: Staking $MAXX BSC/ETH, earning PWRD and bridging for wPWR on MaxxChain

🔥 All EVMs Are Back Online on PWR Chain Following yesterday’s successful rollout of PWR Chain V15, we’re excited to announce that all EVM environments are now back online, fully upgraded, and ready for action. Whether you're building dApps, exploring contract-free development with VIDAs, or integrating with our binary RPC layer, everything is now live and running on top of our most powerful stack yet. The chain is faster, leaner, and quantum-ready, and today marks the beginning of a new chapter for all developers building on PWR Chain.

everyone: "web3 needs better UX!" also everyone: still building in Solidity, still shipping gas-heavy flows 🤦 Want different results? Use different tools. VIDAs on PWR Chain = -Web2 dev experience -Web3-level trust -No VM limits.

PWR Chain stats that sound made up but aren’t: - 300,000+ transactions per second (thanks to parallel execution via VIDAs) - Use any programming language (Python, Java, Go, C++, etc.) - Validator nodes run on $5–$6/mo cloud machines or low-spec devices (like Raspberry Pi 4 class hardware) - 2% fixed inflation with dynamic staking incentives that reduce pressure over time - Post-quantum security

In Web2, you don’t have to learn a new language just to build an app. In Web3, that’s still the norm. PWR Chain changes that. → Use the tools you already know → No VM limits → No gas gates It’s not about onboarding Web2 devs. It’s about not losing them. Thanks to @bridge__harris for sharing!

Most brag about TPS. But ask, what does it cost to validate those transactions? On PWR Chain, you can run a full validator on: – 1 vCPU – 1 GB RAM – 100 GB SSD Real decentralization starts with access.

Ever wonder why blockchain transactions have fees? They aren’t random; they serve three critical functions: ✅ Prevent spam → Without fees, networks would be flooded with junk. ✅ Incentivize validators → Keeps the blockchain secure. ✅ Prioritize transactions → The network stays efficient. On PWR Chain, fees are simple, fixed per-byte pricing. No surprises.

The problem isn’t crypto. It’s the walled gardens we call "infrastructure." Locked VMs. Niche languages. Gas fees just to think. No wonder web2 devs stayed away. The next wave will come when we open the gates. → Any language → Any stack → No gas → Full auditability Don’t force adoption…*enable it.* This is what PWR Chain was built for.

The Internet: - Millions of websites operate independently - Your device processes the content without slowdown - Everything remains connected through shared protocols PWR Chain: - Millions of apps operate independently (VIDAs) - Execution occurs off-chain, avoiding blockchain congestion - Everything stays verifiable on the PWR Base Layer

What if blockchain development was as accessible as web development? PWR Chain makes this possible through: - Familiar programming languages - Fixed fees based on byte size - Direct software application deployment - Integration with existing systems 26,000,000 web developers could become blockchain developers overnight. What would YOU build?

Thinking about launching a VIDA (Verifiable Immutable Data Application)? Before you start coding, here’s what you need to know: 🔹 Wallets → How users will sign & interact with your app. 🔹 Transactions → How actions will be recorded on PWR Chain. 🔹 Data Storage → What needs to be onchain vs. off-chain. 🔹 Costs → Transaction fees & how to optimize them.

Should blockchains reward the biggest validators or level the playing field? Most chains reward stake size. PWR Chain rewards fairness. Equal validator chances → Equal access to rewards → Natural decentralization.

We couldn’t agree more with @0xDesigner Developer experience (DX) is becoming just as important as user experience (UX). Good DX means developers can build using tools they already know, with minimal friction and fast feedback. Bad DX means wasting time on new languages, unfamiliar frameworks, and broken workflows, and it hurts both the developer and the end-user. In Web3, DX is still often ignored. PWR Chain changes that: - Use familiar languages - Deploy without learning new frameworks - Scale without limits Better DX = Better UX. Happy developers build better products.

What if putting your app onchain was as easy as CTRL + C / CTRL + V? With PWR Chain, you don’t need: - Smart contracts - Blockchain specialists - Complex migrations Just deploy, connect, and scale, all while keeping full onchain transparency and security. Copy. Paste. Deploy.

If you had to pick just one, what’s the most important quality for Layer 1 validators? PS: PWR Chain optimizes for ALL of these.

❌ Before PWR: - Blockchain "services" still require blockchain experts - You’re locked into vendor-controlled infrastructure - Users have to understand smart contracts just to interact with your app - The app is stuck with an inflexible chain ✅ With PWR Chain: - Deploy in minutes, no blockchain knowledge needed - Regular devs can build on it, no specialists required - Plug into existing apps seamlessly - Your own token for fees; users don’t even need to know PWR exists

Why build an L1 from scratch? Just use PWR. Skip the headaches: ❌ Tech meltdowns: No need to manage your own consensus layer. ❌ Security nightmares: PWR is quantum-resistant & built for auditability. ❌ Interoperability limits: Seamlessly connect to Web2 & Web3. ❌ Insane costs: Running on PWR is far cheaper than launching your own chain.

What’s something you’d build on PWR Chain if you had unlimited resources?

In most blockchains, validators with the biggest stake dominate block production. This leads to: ⚠️ Centralization creep (big players get bigger) ⚠️ Lower rewards for smaller validators ⚠️ Unequal participation PWR Chain levels the playing field by giving every validator equal chances to propose blocks. The result? - Healthy competition - Fair reward distribution - More participation - Decentralization happens naturally

Today, most software runs in a black box. You see the output, but you can’t verify the process. VIDAs change this forever. -Run apps anywhere, but verify results on PWR Chain. -Trust the output - because the process is provable. -Compute with built-in auditability. VIDAs = software with built-in truth.

Imagine if every website on the internet had to share one giant computer to run. That’s how most blockchains work; every app competes for computation onchain. PWR Chain fixes this by letting apps run independently, like websites on the internet.

🔒 Future-proofing blockchain With PWR Chain’s quantum-resistant cryptography, your apps are: - Secure today - Safe tomorrow - Built for the long term

Think about it 👇 -Maps don’t make you learn GPS. -The internet doesn’t teach you TCP/IP. -Email doesn’t require SMTP knowledge. So why does blockchain feel so complicated? 🤔 PWR Chain brings blockchain to everyone: scalable and invisible.

1+1 in a smart contract? Costly, inefficient, gas-restricted. 1+1 in a software app? Instant, scalable, unrestricted. PWR Chain runs software apps, not just smart contracts, giving developers access to ALL algorithms, not just a handful.

🚀 PWR Chain v2 White Paper is Here!We’re making it easier than ever to understand what sets PWR Chain apart.Our first white paper used standard Web3 terminology, but we've recognized that PWR Chain is unlike anything the blockchain space has seen before, and standard web3 language simply can't capture its revolutionary nature.The v2 white paper introduces PWR-specific terminology and a clearer way to bridge Web3 and Web2 thinking, making it accessible for everyone.📖 Read it now: https://t.co/UqQhAhxKZA

Tag a friend 👋 who’s into web3 but hates the complexity. PWR Chain is here to make it simple, scalable and decentralized.

Ethereum 🤝 Solana 🤝 Any VM PWR Chain: ✅ Use any VM ✅ Build in any coding language ✅ Process at speeds you’ve never seen The blockchain for everyone is here.

Why is chain abstraction important? Find out in this quick video featuring @okto_web3, brought to you by @hypepartners! https://t.co/NvSFNlPwr8

Perfect meme from @panditdhamdhere on why traditional web3 needs a rethink. Why PWR Chain supports software applications 👇 - Deploy your normal apps - No smart contract restrictions - Keep your development workflow Because "we DO do that here"

Think you can explain PWR Chain in 5 words or less? Drop your take! 👇 Bonus points for creativity!

PWR = Layer 0 (Base Layer) PWR Chain provides the foundation for secure and scalable blockchain ecosystems: -We ensure transactions are safe and immutable. -Other chains and apps handle their own processing. -Together, we build a decentralized future. It’s not about doing it all, it’s about doing it right.

🎶PWR Chain’s Ultimate Anthem Winners!🎶After 24 hours of incredible submissions, we’ve found PWR Chain’s top anthem titles! Here are the three winning entries:"Don't Stop the Blocks" – @_Joyce11"Decentralized Dreams" – @Suraj6886"The Power Play" – @0xCezzVerseCongrats to our winners! You’ve each earned 1,000 points on the Quest Portal! Big thanks to everyone who dropped their ideas. Stay tuned for more exciting challenges!https://t.co/3CvikAUPhr

🎬 Big win for web3 adoption in entertainment! PWR Chain’s partnership with Shemaroo Entertainment, a major force in India’s media industry, marks a huge step forward in bringing scalable, high-performance blockchain infrastructure to ShemarooVerse. 🌟 High-speed transactions 🌟 Seamless Web2 & Web3 integration 🌟 Real-world enterprise adoption The entertainment industry is evolving. Are you ready? https://t.co/Mfg0P98iHj

If PWR Chain had a song what would its title be? Drop your most creative ideas below! 💰 The best song title wins 1,000 points on the Quest Portal!⏳ You've got 24 hours to comment your idea and we'll announce the winner tomorrow…Let’s find PWR Chain’s ultimate anthem!

You’ve built an L1 on PWR Chain. 🔹 Your Virtual Machine processes transactions & updates state. 🔹 But now, you need to share that state externally (IBC, other chains, etc.). That’s where Conduit Nodes come in: ✔ They run the same VM logic to agree on the current state. ✔ They sign off on the verified state before it’s shared externally. ✔ They don’t validate blocks—PWR Chain already ensures security & ordering. 💡 Conduit Nodes = decentralized verification for external data sharing.

pwr chain 🤝 your code best friends forever

PWR Chain = SAFU-Quantum-safe: Ready for the future.-Immutable: No take-backs.

RPC Nodes = Help apps talk to the blockchain. Conduit Nodes = Help chains share their state externally. ✅ If you’re just running a virtual machine (VM), you only need RPC Nodes. ✅ If you need to broadcast data externally (IBC, cross-chain, etc.), you need Conduit Nodes. PWR Chain handles the security. Your nodes handle the logic.

Decentralization shouldn’t be exclusive. @0xrooter For some, it’s become a way to pull up the ladder behind them. For PWR Chain, it’s a call to action:✔ Build accessible infrastructure✔ Deliver real-world scalability✔ Keep blockchain open for everyone https://t.co/kEdgBzpMmj

Others: Learn first, build later.PWR Chain: Build now with what you know. https://t.co/WoRoQB6kT5

Explaining the Process: Staking $MAXX BSC/ETH, earning PWRD and bridging for wPWR on MaxxChain

🔥 All EVMs Are Back Online on PWR Chain Following yesterday’s successful rollout of PWR Chain V15, we’re excited to announce that all EVM environments are now back online, fully upgraded, and ready for action. Whether you're building dApps, exploring contract-free development with VIDAs, or integrating with our binary RPC layer, everything is now live and running on top of our most powerful stack yet. The chain is faster, leaner, and quantum-ready, and today marks the beginning of a new chapter for all developers building on PWR Chain.

everyone: "web3 needs better UX!" also everyone: still building in Solidity, still shipping gas-heavy flows 🤦 Want different results? Use different tools. VIDAs on PWR Chain = -Web2 dev experience -Web3-level trust -No VM limits.

PWR Chain stats that sound made up but aren’t: - 300,000+ transactions per second (thanks to parallel execution via VIDAs) - Use any programming language (Python, Java, Go, C++, etc.) - Validator nodes run on $5–$6/mo cloud machines or low-spec devices (like Raspberry Pi 4 class hardware) - 2% fixed inflation with dynamic staking incentives that reduce pressure over time - Post-quantum security

In Web2, you don’t have to learn a new language just to build an app. In Web3, that’s still the norm. PWR Chain changes that. → Use the tools you already know → No VM limits → No gas gates It’s not about onboarding Web2 devs. It’s about not losing them. Thanks to @bridge__harris for sharing!

Most brag about TPS. But ask, what does it cost to validate those transactions? On PWR Chain, you can run a full validator on: – 1 vCPU – 1 GB RAM – 100 GB SSD Real decentralization starts with access.

Ever wonder why blockchain transactions have fees? They aren’t random; they serve three critical functions: ✅ Prevent spam → Without fees, networks would be flooded with junk. ✅ Incentivize validators → Keeps the blockchain secure. ✅ Prioritize transactions → The network stays efficient. On PWR Chain, fees are simple, fixed per-byte pricing. No surprises.

The problem isn’t crypto. It’s the walled gardens we call "infrastructure." Locked VMs. Niche languages. Gas fees just to think. No wonder web2 devs stayed away. The next wave will come when we open the gates. → Any language → Any stack → No gas → Full auditability Don’t force adoption…*enable it.* This is what PWR Chain was built for.

The Internet: - Millions of websites operate independently - Your device processes the content without slowdown - Everything remains connected through shared protocols PWR Chain: - Millions of apps operate independently (VIDAs) - Execution occurs off-chain, avoiding blockchain congestion - Everything stays verifiable on the PWR Base Layer

What if blockchain development was as accessible as web development? PWR Chain makes this possible through: - Familiar programming languages - Fixed fees based on byte size - Direct software application deployment - Integration with existing systems 26,000,000 web developers could become blockchain developers overnight. What would YOU build?

Thinking about launching a VIDA (Verifiable Immutable Data Application)? Before you start coding, here’s what you need to know: 🔹 Wallets → How users will sign & interact with your app. 🔹 Transactions → How actions will be recorded on PWR Chain. 🔹 Data Storage → What needs to be onchain vs. off-chain. 🔹 Costs → Transaction fees & how to optimize them.

Should blockchains reward the biggest validators or level the playing field? Most chains reward stake size. PWR Chain rewards fairness. Equal validator chances → Equal access to rewards → Natural decentralization.

We couldn’t agree more with @0xDesigner Developer experience (DX) is becoming just as important as user experience (UX). Good DX means developers can build using tools they already know, with minimal friction and fast feedback. Bad DX means wasting time on new languages, unfamiliar frameworks, and broken workflows, and it hurts both the developer and the end-user. In Web3, DX is still often ignored. PWR Chain changes that: - Use familiar languages - Deploy without learning new frameworks - Scale without limits Better DX = Better UX. Happy developers build better products.

What if putting your app onchain was as easy as CTRL + C / CTRL + V? With PWR Chain, you don’t need: - Smart contracts - Blockchain specialists - Complex migrations Just deploy, connect, and scale, all while keeping full onchain transparency and security. Copy. Paste. Deploy.

If you had to pick just one, what’s the most important quality for Layer 1 validators? PS: PWR Chain optimizes for ALL of these.

❌ Before PWR: - Blockchain "services" still require blockchain experts - You’re locked into vendor-controlled infrastructure - Users have to understand smart contracts just to interact with your app - The app is stuck with an inflexible chain ✅ With PWR Chain: - Deploy in minutes, no blockchain knowledge needed - Regular devs can build on it, no specialists required - Plug into existing apps seamlessly - Your own token for fees; users don’t even need to know PWR exists

Why build an L1 from scratch? Just use PWR. Skip the headaches: ❌ Tech meltdowns: No need to manage your own consensus layer. ❌ Security nightmares: PWR is quantum-resistant & built for auditability. ❌ Interoperability limits: Seamlessly connect to Web2 & Web3. ❌ Insane costs: Running on PWR is far cheaper than launching your own chain.

What’s something you’d build on PWR Chain if you had unlimited resources?

In most blockchains, validators with the biggest stake dominate block production. This leads to: ⚠️ Centralization creep (big players get bigger) ⚠️ Lower rewards for smaller validators ⚠️ Unequal participation PWR Chain levels the playing field by giving every validator equal chances to propose blocks. The result? - Healthy competition - Fair reward distribution - More participation - Decentralization happens naturally

Today, most software runs in a black box. You see the output, but you can’t verify the process. VIDAs change this forever. -Run apps anywhere, but verify results on PWR Chain. -Trust the output - because the process is provable. -Compute with built-in auditability. VIDAs = software with built-in truth.