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We’ve deployed a $20,000, 4x NVIDIA B200 x400 compute environment to support the incredible growth of the Dot platform. Usage has accelerated significantly, and we’re expanding capacity to ensure the platform remains fast, reliable and responsive as demand continues to increase. This upgrade also prepares Dot for our upcoming fiat payment integration, which we expect to materially expand accessibility and drive another wave of platform usage. As always, we are positioning Dot for the inevitable demand ahead.
Dot14,924 views • 15 days ago
Introducing DBrowser, an architecturally private browser that finalizes the Dot encryption stack. Every Burn Session launches a fresh, disposable Chromium environment on Dot infrastructure, isolated from your existing cookies, history, extensions and browser profile. Each session includes policy-enforced proxy routing, protected-network blocking, resource limits, automatic timeouts and cleanup. We are also integrating Dot Render for sharp, responsive research. Switch to Live for full mouse and keyboard control. Choose your display quality, browse in fullscreen and, when you’re finished, hit Burn Session to destroy the temporary cookies, cache and history. -Research unfamiliar sites without mixing them into your everyday browser identity. -Separate temporary work from your personal profile. -Open compatible dapps remotely, connect a mobile wallet by QR, approve on your phone, disconnect—and burn the browser. Dot is the isolation and destruction layer around your browsing behavior. Remote execution. Fresh browser state. Explicit destruction. Coming soon ↓
Dot12,644 views • 1 month ago
We’ve integrated a first-of-its-kind, privacy-native MCP connector layer to the Dot platform, making DotChat agentic by default. Live at → Even in private AI, the standard product is: pick a model, send a prompt, maybe enable web search and get an answer. This is simply not enough. MCPs changed what AI agents can do, but they are trapped inside: Claude Code, Cursor, local agents, API tooling and enterprise setups. Through Dot, users can now connect any MCP directly into their AI workspace, while maintaining Dot’s privacy boundary around the entire workflow. This means Dot users won’t just ask models questions, they’ll be able to connect tools, inspect onchain state, check portfolios, prepare transactions, and interact with Base from inside the chat flow. And yes, we’re starting with the big one. The Base MCP. This is a major step toward Dot’s agentic vision: powerful AI agents that can interact with the world without compromising user privacy. Check our demo below, where we integrate the updated Base MCP into Dot, and utilize it to buy $10 in $DOT, all whilst retaining full anonymity ↓
Dot10,268 views • 2 months ago
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