Where the protocol is today
What's live on devnet, what's in npm, what's documented.
This page describes the current devnet and package surfaces. Mainnet remains future work.
On-chain
| Component | Network | Status |
|---|---|---|
entros-anchor program | Devnet | Deployed. Mints and updates Anchor state |
entros-verifier program | Devnet | Deployed. Verifies the current Groth16 artifact generation |
entros-registry program | Devnet | Deployed. Stores fee configuration, treasury state, and validator registration scaffolding |
entros-voter-weight plugin | Devnet | On-chain prototype deployed. Realms client integration remains planned |
| Agent Operator Permit | Devnet | Pulse reads agent ownership and binds agent wallets. Verify evaluates permits. Owners sign on entros.io/agents |
| SAS Entros credential and schema | Devnet | Best-effort wallet-bound issuance after successful verification |
Off-chain
| Component | Status |
|---|---|
| Pulse SDK on npm | @entros/pulse-sdk |
| Hosted verification dApp | entros.io/verify (open to all on devnet) |
| Private validation service | One team-operated service applies the current policy. Temporal analysis remains research telemetry by default |
| Public security program | entros.io/security publishes scoped T1 through T4b campaign results. T5 remains open |
Token
$ENTROS launched through a public fair launch on the EasyA Kickstart bonding curve. It is a standard SPL mint with mint and freeze authority revoked, and it carries no Token-2022 extensions. The identity Anchor is a separate Token-2022 mint using the NonTransferable extension, so the two are distinct assets under distinct standards.
The token has no on-chain coupling to verification today. Current verification fees and registry scaffolding use SOL. The roadmap evaluates $ENTROS staking, fee share, and governance after specification, implementation, and audit. See the token page for the mint address and mechanism map.
Public artefacts
- Research paper, Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19517441
- Open programs and SDK on
github.com/entros-protocol - This documentation site
Where to look next
- Near-term - work before mainnet
- Medium-term - decentralization and validator economics
- Long-term - the protocol as public infrastructure