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April pushed Cartesi forward across the stack, with major engineering upgrades and a continued focus on making DeFi more accessible to builders. From Machine Emulator v0.20.0 introducing zk-proof support to ongoing improvements in Rollups, the fraud-proof system, and developer tooling, the path toward production-ready infrastructure became clearer. At the same time, practical resources and demos reinforced how easy it is to build with familiar tools, while growing ecosystem awareness supported broader adoption.

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March closed out Q1 2026 with a clear through-line: driving infrastructure to production-readiness. From the release of Rollups Node v2.0.0-alpha.10, to a refined CLI and a more reliable bond refund process for the PRT fraud-proof system, the focus remained on builder reliability. Between the wrap-up of the deep-dive DeFi video series and the launch of live demos, we continue to prove that if it runs on Linux, it can run onchain, and Cartesi is delivering the rigorous tools needed to realize the true potential of DeFi.

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February was short but meaningful with relentless technical execution. From the launch of Rollups Contracts 2.2.0, which introduced a "fast-sync" mechanism for nodes, to a refined CLI that allows for local Mainnet forking, the focus remained on developer convenience. Between deep dives into the future of DeFi execution and celebrating the Lunar New Year with our global community, this past month proved that while market trends come and go, our commitment to building the only Linux-based computation layer remains the constant.

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