Filecoin launch week ends with AMA content summary

There are lots of different ways to store on Filecoin! For an overview, check out the Store documentation on our documentation site. For consumer use cases, try looking at Slate, Fleek’s storage product, or Starling Storage. If you’re looking for simple video transcoding and storage, check out File.video or Voodfy.

If you are a developer looking to launch an application on Filecoin, try checking out our Build Documentation or Powergate.

Please check out FIP3 and the Notary Governance repository for more details and the latest updates. The community can help manage and iterate the rules specified in the repository to best reflect the goals and values ​​of the Principles.

Block production has not been changed by the FIP-4 patch or anything else introduced in Lotus v1.1.0. Your "lucky value" may be affected by network conditions or changes to the p2p module.

Circulating supply includes all unlocked tokens in the network. It does not include initial stake, locked block rewards, or burned tokens.

Investing in a secure future for Filecoin is a top priority, and we want to make sure everyone has every incentive to disclose any vulnerabilities. That’s why we’re increasing the rewards by 4x! Now you can earn up to $100,000 for serious vulnerability reports!

Learn more here:

https://security.filecoin.io/bug-bounty/

The Filecoin Archive is a community project to curate, disseminate, and preserve valuable data with Filecoin. Anyone can suggest an idea by tweeting and tagging #FilecoinArchives. The Internet Archive and Protocol Labs will collect your suggestions, publish the full list, and curate a subset to preserve on the Filecoin network - and then anyone can help replicate it.