walletbeat

The beta walletbeat site is unavailable right now as the Fleek IPFS hosting provider removing its free tier. Walletbeat has been planning to move to a paid IPFS provider prior to official launch, and this plan is unchanged. The site is still available at https://wallet.page as an alternative.

So /fleek is ending the free hosting tier.
Walletbeat should move to a new IPFS host.
Requirements:
- ENS support
- Accepts crypto without KYC
- Integrates with GitHub CI without giving GitHub the keys to rug the domain
Bonus:
- DNSLink
- Service worker verifying IPFS CIDs
https://warpcast.com/polymutex.eth/0x64dfcaad

The above site isn't on IPFS, so likely not the final URL once the site graduates out of beta (depends on whether the selected IPFS hosting provider supports this). We will be evaluating multiple other IPFS providers, see the prior discussion on this here:

Contributor @ /walletbeat.

Censorship resistance requires privacy.

One benefit of light clients: You don't have to trust any specific RPC provider, so you can pick whichever one works at any given time.

As opposed to, you know, this:
https://x.com/Rabby_io/status/1912056535884116415

"But wait polymutex, didn't you just dunk on wallets for being centralized on AWS us-east-1? What do you say now huh?"
https://warpcast.com/polymutex.eth/0x2d83dd23
Fair enough. A few points:
- Site's still in beta
- Site files are still available on IPFS
- Site is open source and can be cloned+run locally from source

Update: A temporary redirect has been put in place.

The above site isn't on IPFS, so likely not the final URL once the site graduates out of beta (depends on whether the selected IPFS hosting provider supports this). We will be evaluating multiple other IPFS providers, see the prior discussion on this here:
https://warpcast.com/polymutex.eth/0x423ef75a

Writer. Building @pinatacloud. Working on simple static site hosting https://orbiter.host \ https://polluterofminds.com

DX Engineer | Head of Developer Relations at /pinata | Building orbiter.host | stevedylan.dev/links | opinions are my own

3. /orbiter

Would prefer to be able to log in with a Safe wallet or similar, but OK fine.
Unclear if it does DNSLink or browser-side CID verification.

Other than that, looks like a great option.
And per the below cast, there may be a path to a free plan from Fleek:
https://warpcast.com/polluterofminds/0xad44d6c5

Dad, geek, conversation liquidity provider. vrypan.net (home), @l--o--l (fun). devcoin:$lemon3

Yes, that is in the running!
https://warpcast.com/polymutex.eth/0x635320c8

Maybe Orbiter? 
cc @polluterofminds @stevedylandev.eth

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You're right that perhaps there is a prioritization inversion here...
The thing I'd add though is that this particular decision around hosting influences the URL that gets passed around, and that tends to be sticky. So there's some sense of urgency in getting that right earlier.

Prior to launch, /walletbeat is looking for decentralized hosting solutions for its frontend.

I am in the process of writing up requirements and describing how they map to the available technology choices.

In the meantime, some thoughts on why decentralized hosting matters for /walletbeat below. 🧵

Expanded my thoughts on this here.
https://warpcast.com/polymutex.eth/0xbc69e4fd

I like your efforts of setting a good example, but I'd argue that informative sites don't need similar trust and decentralization guarantees as wallets themselves.. 

As long as you're open-source/data, I'd focus more on getting your content out and start educating and advocating