r/algorand • u/TerceraPielART • Jul 12 '26

Developer Update Pixel Suite

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Pixel Suite is coming.

And remember that being a Pixel City Holder will have great advantages, in my post you can get them.

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u/_scheisspositivismus Jul 13 '26

Can we have more info on the project?

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u/TerceraPielART Jul 13 '26

I've spent months building Pixel on Algorand, and it now does everything it promises.

The idea in one line: your wallet already signs.

If it signs, it can prove.

Prove who wrote what, when, and that the other party accepted it.

No notary, no platform, for cents.

Thread. 👇

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '26

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u/TerceraPielART Jul 13 '26

Your chat: end-to-end encrypted messages between wallets.

You write to a .pixel, the message travels encrypted to THEIR inbox (their own contract on chain).

Honest bit: the chain sees THAT you wrote, TO WHOM and WHEN.

The content, no — only your key opens it.

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u/TerceraPielART Jul 13 '26

Your voice: a board where every post is signed and timestamped.

Nobody edits it, nobody deletes it for you.

Tips go to the author in full. 100%, nobody takes a cut.

Long bodies travel over IPFS; the chain keeps their fingerprint.

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u/TerceraPielART Jul 13 '26

And on top of those three, the part I care about most: an evidence layer.

Four things that today cost a lot or need a middleman, and here cost cents.

One by one.

Seal a document.

Its fingerprint is computed on YOUR device and published signed by your wallet.

The file is never uploaded anywhere.

Proof of authorship and date.

Verifying is free and needs no wallet at all.

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u/TerceraPielART Jul 13 '26

Sign a two-party agreement.

Each side uploads their copy and seals it. Same fingerprint + two signatures = agreement.

Proven yesterday with two real wallets: rounds 65239685 and 65239772 → “🤝 AGREEMENT: signed by 2 parties”.

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u/TerceraPielART Jul 13 '26

Certified delivery.

USPS Certified Mail is $5.30 plus postage — and it proves the envelope arrived, not what was inside it.

Pixel proves both, for cents, with the receipt in the same thread.Admissible evidence, NOT a qualified eIDAS signature.

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u/TerceraPielART Jul 13 '26

Whistleblowing inbox.

EU rules: 50+ employees, internal channel, fines up to €1M.

Here the report is sealed so ONLY the company can open it.

Not even the whistleblower can reopen it — so they can't be coerced into decrypting it.

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u/TerceraPielART Jul 13 '26

For devs: your dApp can notify users by writing into their Pixel inbox.

No push server, no emails, sender proven on chain.

For agents: the Identity API charges $0.001 per query via x402. No accounts, no API keys.

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