Hemis Blockchain

@hemisblockchain.bsky.social

144 Followers 118 Following

https://linktr.ee/hemisblockchain A new layer 1 blockchain for the card, dice and board game industry. Provably fair probabilistic transactions without contracts.

Cartoon-style illustration of a smiling male developer sitting at a desk with two screens showing colourful lines of code. He wears glasses and a teal shirt, holding a vintage alarm clock showing 10:10. Above him float three glowing blue blockchain cube icons connected by lines. The background is warm orange-yellow, and the scene conveys a positive, productive vibe with a hint of tech-savvy humour.

Cartoon die character with sunglasses lounges in a deck chair under a palm tree, sipping a drink. A glowing digital timer labeled “Blockchain Expiry Height” counts down calmly in the background. Overlay text reads: “Set expiry height → Chill, and reclaim later.”

A humanoid cyborg with a large white dice for a head, featuring black dots arranged as facial features, stands in a futuristic neon-lit server room. The environment is rain-soaked, with glowing server racks lining the walls and mist in the air. The cyborg cheerfully operates a backpack leaf blower, blasting away swarms of tiny metallic robotic bugs crawling across the servers. The scene has a Blade Runner–style cyberpunk aesthetic, with cinematic lighting, neon reflections, and a mix of dystopian grit and playful humor.

Futuristic robotic hands holding a glowing blue geometric sphere above an illuminated platform, with neon signs reading 'GAME' and 'ARENA' in the background, suggesting a high-tech gaming or virtual reality environment.

A glowing white HEMIS dice showing the number five floats above a futuristic digital map. The map features a bright neon blue line with three red circular nodes intersecting it. Electric-like blue cracks and grid patterns spread across the dark background, creating a high-tech, cybernetic aesthetic.

A glowing, futuristic blockchain chain is forming mid-air inside a high-tech server room. Each link radiates blue light, connected by streams of digital data and code particles. The background features dark server racks and a circular vault door, symbolizing secure data reconstruction in a digital environment.

A three-panel comic in a colorful, stylized design. Panel 1 shows two confident players facing each other—one in a wizard hat, the other in a hoodie—both holding glowing “Transaction” scrolls. Panel 2 features serious humanoid server characters wearing white judge wigs, gathered around a large glowing 20-sided die labeled “Decentralized RNG.” Panel 3 depicts a large red button labeled “NO SMART CONTRACTS” being pressed, triggering a cheerful “WINNER” banner above the smiling wizard player, with digital confetti in the background. The setting is a lighthearted, tech-themed arena with subtle blockchain motifs.

A futuristic game show stage with three glowing podiums labeled "1," "2," and "3." At podium 1 stands a grumpy smart contract character wrapped in red tape with a sign that says "SMART CONTRACT." At podium 2 stands a cheerful dice character labeled "DECENTRALIZED RNG." At podium 3 sits a relaxed developer with a laptop, sipping coffee. Above them, bold text in a tech-style font reads, "WHY PTX FROM HEMIS MATTERS: 1...2...3." The background features digital grid lines and a subtle blockchain motif, enhanced with a cyberpunk neon glow.

A pixel art illustration of an iceberg floating in the ocean. The visible tip above the waterline is labeled "CODE," while the much larger submerged portion below the waterline is labeled "PROCESS." The image highlights the idea that code is just the visible part of software development, whereas the underlying process is much more extensive and hidden. The background includes a blue sky with clouds and deep blue water, reinforcing the iceberg metaphor.

A large, yellow question mark with the letters "PTX" in white stands on a reflective surface. The background features a dark, digital network grid with glowing yellow nodes and lines, creating a tech-inspired, interconnected atmosphere.

A digital illustration in flat style shows two contrasting characters. On the left, a tired "Smart Contract Dev" sits at a laptop, frowning, surrounded by tangled code lines and gas fee receipts. In the center, a glowing dice icon labeled "Decentralized RNG" hovers above a blockchain node, linking both sides. On the right, a relaxed "PTX User" smiles while sipping coffee, with two large buttons labeled "Heads" and "Tails" floating in front of her. At the bottom, the caption reads: "Skip the code. Roll with PTX.

A screenshot of a Discord chat in the #roi channel on March 5, 2025. User James enters the command !ROI 10000 2.58, prompting the Hemis-Hosting APP bot to respond with a detailed breakdown of the Hemis Hosting ROI. The response includes:

Hemis Holdings: 10,000 HMS, priced at $0.04 per HMS.

Staking ROI (annual): 73.5%, with 1,659,931 HMS staked in the network.

Estimated Staking Rewards:

Daily: 20.14 HMS (~$0.80)
Monthly: 612.5 HMS (~$24.30)
Gamemaster ROI (annual): 90.6%

Estimated Gamemaster Rewards:

Daily: 24.82 HMS (~$0.98)
Monthly: 754.94 HMS (~$29.96)
Hosting Costs for 10 GMs: $25.80
Total Net Income After Hosting Fees: $4.16
The bot also provides total collateral in GMS (1,647,000 HMS) and states there are 1,647 enabled nodes. The timestamp on the bot’s response is March 5, 2025, 1:54:02 PM.

Below the message, there is a reaction emoji (a clapping hands emoji) and a few user interface elements of Discord, including a text input box and emoji options.

A screenshot of a Discord conversation in the '#dev-talk' channel. Multiple users discuss the fee structure for a project, mentioning values like '50 tHMS' and '25'. The conversation includes messages from users 'TAFKAT', 'Paul J', and 'hypermist', with some humor and lighthearted remarks. On the right side of the screenshot, there is a meme image of Jim Halpert from 'The Office' peering through blinds with a smirk, seemingly observing the conversation.

A cyberpunk-inspired scene featuring a single, overworked computer overheating with smoke billowing out. Red warning signs are flashing in the background. The scene has a slightly comedic tone, with exaggerated expressions on anxious androids watching in horror. The image conveys the serious risk of over-reliance on a single entity in a decentralized system.

A screenshot of a webpage with a white background and black text. The content discusses DAO vulnerabilities and decentralization in Hemis DAO.

The first section, "Learning from the Past: Addressing DAO Vulnerabilities," explains that Hemis DAO benefits from team members with experience in the first DAO system (Darkcoin/Dash DAO) in 2014. It highlights a key flaw: the reference node single point of failure, which centralizes budget payments and creates a vulnerability if the node fails or is compromised. This issue is often overlooked, but Hemis is actively addressing it.

The second section, "Protecting Decentralisation in the Hemis DAO," describes how Hemis mitigates this risk by decentralizing the payment mechanism and reducing reliance on a single entity. This approach aligns with Hemis' core principles of security, decentralization, and transparency.

A tweet from XeggeX (@xeggex) states that they are restoring data to a new database server. They have user balance records and deposit address information, but about 20% of email addresses are missing from the users' database. They will set up an account recovery method for users to regain access. In the meantime, they suggest users collect some deposit addresses used on their account in case theirs is missing an email address. They will post another update once the website is back online.

The image shows a cryptocurrency swapping interface for converting HMS tokens to wHMS tokens. The interface includes:
A "Swap from" section displaying HMS with an infinite balance (INF).
A "Swap to" section where wHMS is selected.
A field labeled "wHMS Address" for entering a wallet address.
A clickable "Advanced Options" link.
A large "SWAP" button for initiating the transaction.
A "Frequently asked questions" link at the bottom.
The design is clean and minimal, with a blue SWAP button indicating action.

A tweet from Xeggex (@xeggex) posted on February 4, 2025, with 13.7K views. The tweet thanks users for their patience, trust, and understanding while the development team works to restore all services. It assures users that funds are safe and promises a detailed explanation once tasks are complete. The tweet warns users not to open any Telegram groups and to follow only official information from xeggex.com and the @xeggex account on X.

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Screenshot of a blockchain explorer interface displaying various data metrics for Hemis. The top section shows summary stats, including coin supply, difficulty, blocks in the last 24 hours, number of holders, gamemasters, and staking data. Below is a table titled 'Hemis Cold Staking servers and delegators,' showing ranks, cold staking addresses, delegators, balances, and percentages in a detailed list. The design has a dark theme with white text and rectangular data panels.