Where the protocol is today
What's live on devnet, what's in npm, what's documented.
This page is the snapshot of the protocol as it stands. Each item below is verifiable on-chain or by npm install.
On-chain
| Component | Network | Status |
|---|---|---|
entros-anchor program | Devnet | Deployed, in active use |
entros-verifier program | Devnet | Deployed, accepting Groth16 proofs |
entros-registry program | Devnet | Deployed, treasury accumulating fees |
entros-voter-weight plugin | Devnet | Deployed |
| Solana Agent Registry integration | Devnet | One agent (#2947) verified end-to-end |
| SAS Entros credential and schema | Devnet | Issuing attestations on every verification |
Off-chain
| Component | Status |
|---|---|
| Pulse SDK on npm | @entros/pulse-sdk |
| Hosted verification dApp | entros.io/verify (open to all on devnet) |
| Anonymity Ring | Validation engine running all four tiers, single-validator deployment, 17,000+ adversarial attempts across T1–T4 with 0% production pass |
| Public security program | entros.io/security—every adversarial wave published |
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. Protocol fees and validator stake are SOL-denominated. Validator staking, fee-share and governance denominated in $ENTROS activate in phases as the validator network decentralizes. See the token page for the mint address and the 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—what ships next
- Medium-term—decentralization and validator economics
- Long-term—the protocol as public infrastructure