Cellframe Network

Update on the Cellframe DEX: trading just leveled up! ☘️

A major upgrade has been rolled out — the DEX order books are now synchronized with external trading venues. The CELL/USDC and KEL/USDC pairs are trading at full capacity with real-time market pricing. Place orders, build your strategies: the liquidity is there.

Minimal slippage, full transparency, and a familiar order book interface: Cellframe DEX delivers the capabilities of a CEX while remaining a truly decentralized exchange, where you stay in full control of your funds.

Great news! The cBTC project – a quantum‑resistant hedge for Bitcoin on the Cellframe platform – is gaining momentum. New details are now available on the project website: cellbtc.io. Here we’ll briefly highlight the main points:

Bitcoin is only preparing for the post‑quantum transition, but Cellframe is already running quantum‑resistant cryptography here and now. For those who want to be confident in the security of their funds, we offer a solution built on Cellframe. cBTC is a 1:1 backed copy of your BTC in a quantum‑safe environment.

How it will work?
You transfer BTC via a bridge into a shared quantum‑resistant pool on the Bitcoin protocol – and receive cBTC 1:1 on Cellframe. Your BTC become the collateral, and cBTC becomes your protected asset.

No matter how Bitcoin’s future unfolds, cBTC holders stay ahead:
— If Bitcoin fails to upgrade before Q‑day, your funds are already in a quantum‑safe hedge.
— If Bitcoin upgrades to PQC, its throughput will drop by 60–70%, while Cellframe maintains full performance – making cBTC a natural high‑speed L2 for Bitcoin liquidity.

And as long as the quantum threat hasn’t become reality yet, you retain maximum flexibility: the bridge will allow you to return to your original BTC at any moment.

You are not locked into the new asset. cBTC is a safe haven for BTC – with transparent backing and a reversible exit.

👉 Go to cellbtc.io and learn all the details.

Continuing to share the outcomes from the Blockchain Forum in Moscow! 💞

One of the key values of the forum was not only the talks and panel discussions, but also direct professional networking. It is exactly these kinds of conversations that open up new opportunities, and today we’re ready to share one of the results of that networking.

During a discussion with representatives from the banking sector, we explored potential use cases for the Cellframe blockchain infrastructure as a foundation for a possible BRICS countries’ payment system.

BRICS is an association of emerging economies created to expand economic, technological, and financial cooperation between its members. Under the rotating presidency system, India is coordinating the BRICS agenda in 2026, taking over from Brazil. This year’s BRICS summit will take place on September in New Delhi.

One of the most actively discussed areas within the group is the development of independent infrastructure for cross-border settlements between member countries. Such infrastructure could significantly improve the efficiency of mutual payments and reduce reliance on traditional global financial channels. Various technological approaches are being considered for this purpose, with blockchain platforms among the leading options. In this context, the Cellframe platform could potentially become one of the candidates.

We are currently preparing materials and working on the submission format in order to present our solution to relevant BRICS stakeholders. The application is expected to be submitted via the Indian side, as the current chair of the group.

This is an important and responsible step for our team. Potential participation in infrastructure at this level opens up significant opportunities — both in terms of scaling the technology and its real-world application in the global economy.

At the same time, we remain grounded: there is a serious selection process ahead, and at this stage we are speaking only about entering the “long list”, with a potentially long path ahead. What matters most is that the process has already begun, and we will continue to share updates!

✔️ The Cellframe bridge website is open to users (https://bridge.cellframe.net/). The bridge is up and running, but with limited capabilities. You can already make transfers, but USDC, DAI, BNB, and ETH tokens are not yet available for withdrawal.

The team is continuing to update and strengthen the infrastructure, so there may be interruptions in the bridge's operation. We will announce the full completion of the technical work separately. Stay tuned for our updates!

Thank you for your support! ♥️

Just recently, Blockchain Forum wrapped up in Moscow. We attend regularly, and this year saw clear growth: a larger venue and around 20,000 attendees over two days. Here’s what stood out.

🔘 Quantum Threat: Awareness Without Depth
For us as a post‑quantum L0 platform, this track was central. The problem is now widely recognized — we barely needed to explain the basics. But ignorance has been replaced by overconfidence. Many assume existing protocols can simply be adapted. Real understanding of what migrating to PQC entails was rare. The takeaway: education must continue. Moving to quantum‑safe rails means replacing foundations, not cosmetic fixes.

🔘 Shifting Crowd: Infrastructure Over Mining
Miners, once ~80% of the audience, are now down to ~20%. The floor belongs to service providers: exchanges, OTC desks, AML platforms, legal firms, and crypto‑banking bridges. Few product‑focused blockchain teams, but AI automation solutions have grown noticeably. An interesting shift.

🔘 A More Mature Ask: From Hype to Product
Earlier, complex tech drew emotional reactions. Now questions are direct: What’s the value? Why you over alternatives? Why this infrastructure? Abstract talk doesn’t work. People want ready solutions with clear benefits. A healthy sign of a maturing market.

🔘 Regulation in Russia: The Main Talking Point
The hottest local topic was the draft laws on crypto’s legal status and circulation. It came up on stage and in every hallway. Sharp and urgent for everyone operating here.

🔘 Networking and First Outlines of Partnerships
The forum was packed with meetings. Russian web‑wallet developers are open to integrating our protocol — quantum resistance caught their eye. Exchanges showed interest in the post‑quantum angle too. We also connected with Russian big tech. Most infrastructure players present plan to stay compliant even if rules tighten. For Demlabs, as a Russian blockchain developer, this opens promising opportunities ahead.