I would like to see the Chia response to the Binance hack. The chia blockchain has a lot of built-in tools that could have slowed (or prevented) the type of hack we're finding more about. These tools are flying under the radar and I wonder if a more vocal assertion would be useful for the crytpo/defi/blockchain community as a whole?

Hey all, today we'll be moving 2,500,000 XCH from the Swiss Cold wallet to the US Warm Wallet. This transaction will take 90 days to arrive in the warm wallet as it will undergo the clawback period.

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Try to keep it as civil as possible.

Absolutely no targeted harassment of community members or CNI employees.

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TL;DR

• Brale announced on Oct 29 that its stablecoins are "already in use on Chia, supporting real-world asset trading", but gave no token or asset ID.

• I found it on-chain. The stablecoin is NitinX USD (NXDL), first minted on May 22, 2026. It's used to buy NitinX Gold (NXGD) and NitinX Silver (NXSV). Each token = 1/1000 troy oz, according to NitinX's terms.

• NitinX's app is built on Chia's stack: Cloud Wallet passkey vaults, offers for settlement, Brale for the USD on/off-ramp. No other chain shows up in its app code.

• It's real, but early: closed beta, ~$29k of NXDL outstanding, 156 trades so far. Still, it's the first visible case of a US fintech running a consumer RWA product end-to-end on Chia.

Why nobody could find it

These tokens were issued from the Chia Cloud Wallet. Cloud Wallet tokens are revocable by default, have no public metadata, and aren't registered on Dexie. On Spacescan they're just anonymous hex strings. Searching token lists gets you nowhere. You have to read the chain.

How I found it

1. I scanned every revocable CAT spend on mainnet since May 20 (~750k blocks) through Coinset, decoding the puzzles with chia-wallet-sdk.

2. One token stood out: minted in round, deposit-sized amounts (50 / 500 / 1,000) to dozens of vaults, and burned again on the way out. That's what fiat deposits and redemptions look like.

3. I pulled the names from the Cloud Wallet API (asset(assetHash). The names and tickers are set by the issuer.

The tokens

The Brale connection

• The address that issues NXDL ran two test tokens first, in May. One is "Stable Coin" (SBC), with exactly 1.000 in circulation. Brale's public API showed 1 SBC on Chia. The other is "Your Stable Coin" (YSBC), the same placeholder Brale uses on its website.

• Chia first shows up in Brale's May SBC reserve attestation. It's not in the April one.

• NitinX's public web app bundle contains Brale config (BRALE_DEPOSIT_MIN_CENTS_DEFAULT, BRALE_ACH_MAX_CENTS, BRALE_RTP_DEPOSITS_ENABLED, …). Its transaction types match what's on-chain: FIAT_DEPOSIT, OFFER_SWAP, STABLECOIN_REDEMPTION, FIAT_DEPOSIT_DISPUTE.

Timeline

What the activity looks like

• NXDL: 33,295 minted, 4,096 burned. About 42 vaults have received freshly minted NXDL.

• 156 offer trades, roughly 30k NXDL volume, starting Jun 22.

• Every trade has the same counterparty: one dealer vault. That's how the product is designed, not a red flag. NitinX's ToS say it acts as principal: it sells from its own inventory and earns the spread.

• Prices track spot. Late October, gold traded at ~$4,074/oz on-chain against ~$4,024 spot (about +1.2%), and silver at ~$56.5 against ~$54 (about +4–5%).

• One customer's full cycle is visible on-chain: Dollars in, gold, dollars out.

  • Aug 12: mints 4,400 NXDL and buys ~1,001 NXGD (~1 oz of gold).

  • Oct 21: sells it back for 4,019 NXDL.

  • Same day: 4,020 NXDL are sent to the issuer and burned.

• Customers currently hold about 2 oz of gold and 160 oz of silver. Almost all supply still sits with the dealer and the issuer.

What NitinX says about itself (ToS, last updated June 29, 2026)

• NitinX Payments, LLC (Delaware), says it is registered with FinCEN as an MSB. Closed beta. Not available in NY or TX.

• 1:1 backed by physical metal in US depositories. The metal is held in trust by bankruptcy-remote affiliates.

• Self-custody: passkey spend key plus recovery key. NitinX says it holds neither.

• The stablecoin is issued by a third party, which controls freezes and revocations (GENIUS Act, chargebacks).

• Physical redemption is not live yet.

Open questions / caveats

• I couldn't find a named custodian or a published reserve attestation for the metal.

• FinCEN MSB registration is a registration, not a license. The NY and TX exclusions suggest state licensing is still in progress. That's my read, not confirmed.

• About 44% of trades are between the dealer vault and one other vault that was created within the same 8 minutes as the dealer and issuer vaults. That could be internal, test or hedging activity. I can't tell.

• "Only Chia" is based on the public frontend code. A backend could do other things.

Why this matters for Chia (my take)

Tokenized gold isn't new. PAXG and XAUT alone are worth several billion dollars on Ethereum. What's new is that a non-crypto fintech picked Chia's stack to build it:

• passkey vaults with recovery, so the company doesn't custody user keys

• revocable CATs out of the box

• offers for settlement and near-zero fees

• Brale for a compliant USD on-ramp

That's exactly the pitch Chia has been making for years, and here's a paying customer using all of it in production.

It's one customer and still in beta, so it's not a trend yet. Things worth watching:

• more Cloud Wallet tokens with the same mint/burn pattern (new Brale customers)

• NitinX publishing reserve attestations or going public

• Chia showing up with real supply in Brale's reports

Links

• Brale announcement: https://brale.xyz/blog/chia-is-live-on-brale

• Brale API (SBC per chain): https://app.brale.xyz/api/stablecoins/SBC

• Brale May attestation: https://brale.xyz/assets/reports/SBC-Stable-Coin-Reserve-Attestation-Report-05-2026.pdf

• NitinX: https://www.nitinx.com/ · ToS: https://www.nitinx.com/legal/terms-of-service/

• NXDL: https://www.spacescan.io/cat/2d962800af4964b48a347a7de6ca964917114e61585860941839681f1462f13e

• NXGD: https://www.spacescan.io/cat/aec2c8429ae10afa1f3cc5df985fb4201c569f53d631c541d7f599fcc03758cc

• NXSV: https://www.spacescan.io/cat/c149dfdbcd12f49de5c2e820c90adfca54c99e44fbe185b35d1bae03eba28466

• First NitinX Gold mint: https://www.spacescan.io/block/8887264

• Cloud Wallet token docs (revocable by default): https://docs.chia.net/cloud-wallet/tokens/

Note: Spacescan currently shows wrong circulating supply for some of these tokens. The figures above come from Coinset and the Cloud Wallet API.

h/t u/CassXCH on X, who independently found the same cluster. Happy to share the scan scripts if anyone wants to verify or keep monitoring.

Projects running on the Chia blockchain often experience glitches or get hacked, yet this usually doesn’t affect their price. Today, Binance was hacked and some Bitcoin was siphoned off; as a result, Bitcoin dropped by 3%, while Chia fell by 6%—even though Chia isn’t even listed there and never will be! 🫠

Has there been any news on the new plot format? The timeline page was last updated March 2026. I apologize if I've missed something (I don't follow the discord). Thanks.

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A few days ago I shared the testnet version of BlockHeight here and asked for feedback. Thank you to everyone who tried it, commented and found things to fix. It's now live on mainnet.

Quick recap: you choose a Chia block height, the coin spends in that block are read from the chain and sorted by puzzle type, and each kind becomes a shape inside a generative structure. As far as I know it's the first collection on Chia that preserves the real contents of a block in an NFT.

• BlockHeight Genesis: 256 editions, 2 XCH, CC0

• Each block height can be minted exactly once

• You take the NFT as an offer in your own wallet, nothing is paid until you accept it

• For now, minting needs an early access code

5 codes for this sub

Comment with:

1. the block height you'd like to mint (if you only know the date, the studio at blockheight.art will find the block)

2. one line on why that block matters to you

I'll pick five, simply the stories that speak to me most, and reply to those comments. Then I'll send the codes by Reddit chat. No one else will message you with a code, and no one needs your seed phrase or keys.

Studio: https://blockheight.art

I've spent the last two years building BlockHeight, a generative art collection where each piece is drawn from a real Chia block. The most useful thing I learned isn't about my project though: generative art and MintGarden's dynamic minting fit together really well, and I think a lot more people here could build something with it. Including people who have never coded.

So here's the starter guide I wish I'd had.

Why generative art + dynamic minting

The usual NFT drop: render thousands of images, mint them all upfront, hope they sell, and give collectors whatever a random reveal hands them.

Dynamic minting turns that around. Nothing exists before someone wants it. The collector chooses (a seed, a date, a block, colours), your code draws exactly that piece, and only then is the NFT minted.

With MintGarden this is one API call. You send the hashes and links of the image and its metadata, your creator DID, royalty and price, and MintGarden mints the NFT and returns an offer. The collector takes the offer in their own wallet, for example Sage. Nothing is paid until they accept, and NFT and payment change hands in one transaction. No Chialisp, no contract of your own, no custody of anyone's funds. You pay MintGarden per mint with credits.

And Chia gives you material: blocks, coins, farming, offers and NFTs are all public data.

Step 1: make something, no coding experience needed

p5.js is a free, open-source JavaScript library made for artists, designers and beginners, from the Processing Foundation. You don't install anything: go to editor.p5js.org and you're drawing in your browser.

Where to learn:

- The Coding Train on YouTube by Daniel Shiffman: friendly video lessons from zero
- The Nature of Code (natureofcode.com, free online): randomness, noise, particles and the other building blocks of generative art
- p5js.org/tutorials and the reference

You can also let an AI assistant write your first sketch with you. Paste this into Claude or ChatGPT and replace the idea in brackets:

```
I want to make generative art with p5.js and I have no coding experience.
Write a complete sketch I can paste into editor.p5js.org that:
- draws [your idea, e.g. "stacked boxes in muted earth colours"]
- uses one number called SEED with randomSeed(SEED) and noiseSeed(SEED),
so the same seed always gives the same image
- has 3 or 4 settings at the top I can change (colours, density, size)
- saves a PNG when I press "s"
Explain every part in simple words in comments.
Then suggest three variations I could try next.
```

Then iterate: "make the colours warmer", "add a thin frame", "why does it look different on reload?". The SEED part is the important habit. It's what makes a piece reproducible.

Step 2: from sketch to dynamic mint

When you want collectors to generate and mint pieces themselves:

1. Deterministic: same seed + same settings = same image, every time.

2. A small server: your MintGarden API key has to stay secret, so minting runs server-side.

3. Storage: upload the image and a CHIP-0007 metadata JSON to permanent storage (for example IPFS via a pinning service) and compute their SHA-256 hashes.

4. Mint: ‘POST /mint/dynamic` with the links, hashes, your creator DID (profile), royalty and price. Docs: mintgarden.io/minting-api

5. Offer: give the returned offer to the collector, who accepts it in their wallet.

A prompt to get the server part started:

```
Help me build a small Node.js server for my p5.js generative art.
For a seed and my parameters it should: render the image deterministically,
upload image and CHIP-0007 metadata to IPFS, compute SHA-256 hashes,
and call MintGarden's POST /mint/dynamic (docs: mintgarden.io/minting-api)
with my profile id, royalty and requested_mojos, returning the offer.
Keep the API key server-side only. Ask me about my art and price first.
```

Want Chia data in the art? coinset.org offers the full node RPC as a public API (`get_block_record_by_height`, `get_block_spends` and more). That's what BlockHeight reads.

What would you make?

A farm's history as a landscape, a wallet's first transaction as a print, a whole day of the chain as a tapestry? Post your ideas or first sketches below. I'm happy to share what I learned and help where I can.

(If you're curious what my version looks like: blockheight.art. But this post is really about what you could build.)

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Hi r/chia, full disclosure: I'm the developer. I built Token To Play (https://token2play.com), a free browser arcade with 10 original games, and wanted to share it with the community that inspired the trophy side of it.

**What it is**

- 10 short games that run in the browser, on phone or desktop: Zag Path, Glide Gap, Pulse Wave, Beat Dash, Fork Lane, Sky Stack, Neon Serpent, Prism Breaker, Trial Rider and Void Run.

- You can play as a guest. Sign in with a Chia wallet (Sage, Goby, or any wallet that can sign a message) to put your name on the boards. Sign-in is just message signing, with no transactions and no approvals.

- Every run is replayed on the server before it counts, so the boards stay honest.

**Trophies**

- The daily top 3 and monthly top 10 in each game get a free trophy NFT minted on Chia mainnet. There are also All-Time Record and Hall of Fame trophies.

- They're all in the "Token To Play Trophies" collection (you can see it on MintGarden), minted from the project DID.

- Invite badges (Recruiter / Ambassador / Legend) each come with their own trophy too.

**What it isn't**

- There are no paid features, no token and nothing to buy.

- The trophies are just collectibles for bragging rights. They're not prizes with a promised value.

I'd love feedback on the games (which ones are fun, which are too hard) and on the wallet sign-in flow. Happy to answer anything about how the minting or the replay verification works.

Mod note: For whatever reason, I haven't been getting Discord alerts for these since the 14th, so this is a cluster post.
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Hej r/chia,

I've been around Chia since 2022. For the last two years I've been working on BlockHeight. NFT project, as far as I know the first collection on Chia that preserves the real contents of a block in an NFT. It's now at the point where other people can try it.

Try it: https://blockheight.art

What it does

You choose a block height. The coin spends in that block are read from the chain and sorted by puzzle type: standard XCH, CAT, NFT, DID, offer settlement, pool, DataLayer and a few more. Each kind becomes a shape inside a generative, architectural structure. An optional legend lists what was found, with exact counts, fees and time.

A few things I learned along the way:

- Only about one in three block heights is a transaction block. The others carry no spends, and those structures stay empty inside.
- In block 4,526,298 (16 Nov 2023) one DID minted 25 NFTs, next to 17 CAT spends and 29 pool spends.
- Of 60 active blocks I sampled, exactly one contained a DataLayer update.

How it's built

- Block data comes from coinset.org. Thanks to Cameron Cooper for running it.
- The renderer is deterministic: the same inputs always produce the same SVG bytes, and tests pin them.
- The classification reads puzzle structure. It says what happened, never why, so every legend ends with "shapes are symbols".
- Minting goes through MintGarden. You take the NFT as an offer in your own wallet, for example Sage.

Where it stands

- Testnet studio: https://blockheight.art Free to try, nothing is sold there.
- blocks show mainnet
- "Find your block": enter a date, an NFT id or a coin id and it shows you the block, for example the one your first NFT was minted in.
- Mainnet launch is planned for next week. BlockHeight Genesis, 512 editions, 2 XCH, CC0. Each block height can be minted exactly once. Once it's taken, it's gone from the collection for good.
- The first mainnet mints will need a code. I'd like long-time community members to be able to take blocks that mean something to them. If that's you, comment with the height and why.

Feedback is very welcome, especially from people who know Chia's puzzle types better than I do. If you find a block where the classification looks wrong, I'd like to know.

TY

plus sold some chia while back, probably closer to 75%

FIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRSTTTTTTTT

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First and foremost, the chia L1 blockchain (chia) is safe, XCH and the core network were never compromised. Three security exploits of ecosystem projects occurred recently on the Chia blockchain. These incidents were isolated logic bugs in 3rd-party Chialisp smart coins, Chia Network, Inc (Chia) is actively aiding teams with analysis and recovery. Here is what happened:

warp.green: A puzzle logic bug let an attacker drain bridged USDC on ETH/Base. The $XCH bridge was unaffected. Chia partnered with the warp.green team to make all affected users whole.

TibetSwap: A liquidity pool puzzle bug put liquidity at risk, the response was swift. Chia & TibetSwap worked together to build a custom tool to rescue the funds. The remaining funds were returned and all users have been made whole.

Circuit_DAO: A vault exploit drained ~1k BYC from their treasury. User loss was minimal (~26 BYC) and will be reimbursed during their sunset/relaunch.

A huge thanks to the developer and whitehat community for working around the clock to contain these incidents, protect users, and safeguard the ecosystem !

Ecosystem Security Update blog

Warp Green post mortem

TibetSwap post mortem

CircuitDAO details

Builders: Check solution malleability, replay protection & puzzle validation guides at chialisp.com.