Two finished. Five in motion.
For nine releases we reported on software being built. This release reports on software that is finished. Growyn and Trade OS — two of the three operating systems that feed the network — are complete, and both are open: you can walk through them today without asking us for anything.
The rest of this release is work in motion, and we name it by its status rather than by a promise: the $EDM token contract upgrade, the Layer 2, the Global Trade Marketplace, the Flowyn build, and the growth campaign. One of the five carries a date. The others carry where they stand, and the next release reports on them.
The sequencing principle from the earlier releases holds. Trade OS proves the OS, the OS proves the rail, the rail proves the marketplaces.
Part 1 — Growyn is complete.
Growyn is the marketing engine. You describe a business, and it builds the whole loop around it: the research, the funnel plan, the website, the content and the video, the paid ads, the capture forms, the nurture journeys, the inbox, the CRM, the analytics, and the weekly optimization. Fourteen sections in four movements — Think, Attract, Convert, Grow.
It runs in three modes, and you choose which: manual, AI-assisted, or automated. In AI-assisted mode Growyn drafts and you approve — nothing is sent, spent or published without a yes. And it holds one rule throughout: code owns the numbers, the AI narrates them, and a value that cannot be derived is shown as absent rather than invented.
Part 2 — Trade OS is complete.
Trade OS holds an entire trade as one connected record — orders, production, shipments, finance, documents — with five seats around it: the operator, the supplier, the client, the forwarder, and the financier. Each seat is a scoped window onto the same record. Nobody gets a copy; everybody gets their view.
The privacy holds at the data layer, not the interface. The client never sees the factory or the margin. The supplier never sees the final buyer or the resale price. Logistics moves the cargo without touching the money.
It is not a prototype. Trade OS runs in production at EDMA Group — $80M of trade revenue across 12 supplier factories and 8 destination markets. Release #9 named what stood between it and a public v1: verification on mobile and end-to-end testing. With this release we call it complete.
Why two products matter to a network.
These are not side products. Every order Trade OS runs and every campaign Growyn runs is a record of something that actually happened — and records are what the network settles on. The products produce the evidence; the rail turns evidence into proof; the marketplaces run on that proof.
That is why the two operating systems came first, and why finishing them is the precondition for everything below.
01 — The $EDM token contract upgrade.
By October 15 we will complete the upgrade of the $EDM token contract. This comes first among the five for a plain reason: the Layer 2 cannot be finished without it.
When the upgrade is complete, every $EDM holder will be notified by email with what has changed and what to do next.
02 — The Layer 2.
The Layer 2 is the rollup that carries the Proof-of-Verification contracts: the PoV Gate, the One-Claim Ledger, the attestor registry, escrow and settlement, and the fee router that burns $EDM. The rule it enforces is the one the whole network is named for — no valid attestation, no execution.
Status: in development, with its testnet in preparation. The next dev release brings the update.
03 — The Global Trade Marketplace.
The Global Trade Marketplace sits on top of Trade OS. An order listed from Trade OS meets a financier, and money moves milestone by milestone, each tranche released on proof — milestone settlement in place of letters of credit.
Status: in build. As with the Layer 2, the next dev release reports on it.
04 — Flowyn: the build has started.
Release #9 introduced Flowyn — the operating system a renewable-energy asset runs on across its whole life, from development to exit — and said it was at blueprint. It has left the blueprint. The build has started.
05 — Growth.
Growyn’s first customer is us. In the coming weeks Growyn starts running the marketing campaigns — on every channel, for every business we run.
In parallel with the presale, we go after customers for Growyn and for Trade OS. Subscriptions build the customer base the Layer 2 will serve; growth and product validation are the same workstream.
What comes next.
Two finished. Five in motion. The next dev release brings the update on the Layer 2 and the Global Trade Marketplace, and reports on the token contract upgrade.
Until then, open the demos and check our work.
