Welcome to the 2nd week of March 2025 at GnoDesk.

Gno Core

• CommonDAO: A Governance Framework for Gno DApps — The CommonDAO initiative has been launched by the Gno DevX Team. CommonDAO is “intended as a default governance framework for Gno-based dApps”. Drawing inspiration from the Common DAO Spec in the AtomOne Genesis Docs, the goal is to provide a minimal, reusable governance model that any dApps can seamlessly adopt. The v1 will support council management, voting, SubDAO creations, conflict resolution, and membership mutation. Follow the initiative here.

• Global GNOT Lock Implementation — The global GNOT lock has been successfully implemented, meaning that GNOT tokens may only be used for paying gas fees during the Beta Launch. This implementation aligns with The Road to Mainnet & Beyond, an official blog post from the Gno Core Team covering mainnet plans.

• r/coins: Simplified Balance Checking — r/coins is a new realm under development that provides simple APIs for checking the total supply of native gno.land coins and balances of specific accounts. Follow the progress here.

• Dark Theme for Gnoweb — Support for dark mode on Gnoweb is in the works. Soon, you’ll be able to switch between themes based on your preference. Follow the development here.

New & Improved gno.land User Registry — The gno.land User Registry is a native naming service infrastructure that “allows users to register custom names linked to their Gno addresses”. This enables dApps to integrate simple names (such as JaeKwon, Manfred, or Gnome) instead of displaying complex addresses (such as g1fnak…), greatly enhancing the user experience. The registry has undergone a major refactor, emphasizing flexibility and upgradeability of the underlying realms.
Learn more in Introducing the New gno.land User Registry, and register your username on Portal Loop here.

• gno.land in ETH Belgrade — DevRels Engineer Leon Hudak visited ETH Belgrade to explain how DAOs are evolving in gno.land. Watch the recording below to discover how GovDAO, CommonDAO, and Gno.meDAO are spearheading scalable and transparent governance models.

Ecosystem Projects

Adena Wallet

• Formal Codebase Audit Complete — The first formal audit of the Adena codebase has been completed. The Adena team worked with Halborn Security, a leading Web3 security auditor, to identify potential vulnerabilities and implement secure fixes. Read the full report here.

  
  

• v1.15.0 Release — Adena has been updated to v1.15.0. Major changes include gnoconnect integration for seamless GnoWeb interaction, the 5-minute auto lock feature, and various security enhancements such as password encryption, access control improvements, and safeguards. Read the full patch note here.

  
  

Nemanya (@Nemanya8)

• gno.land Visualized Update — gno.land Visualized now allows users to view all packages created by a specific contributor. This update aims “to visualize impact of each contributor on the network”.

  
  

Teritori (Teritori’s Builder Journey)

• Gnolove: Gamifying Contribution — Gnolove is a community leaderboard that organizes development efforts, contributor activities, and gno.land videos into a single, clean dashboard, offering a gamified contribution experience for Gnomes. Access the web application at Gnolove.world.

  
  

Berty (Berty’s Builder Journey)

• Gnokey Mobile UI Update — A new UI/UX has been introduced to Gnokey Mobile, a key management tool for Gno accounts on iOS. This update brings a more polished and user-friendly experience.

  
  

JJOptimist (@JJOptimist)

• NFT Event Ticketing System — JJOptimist is building an on-chain event ticketing system that allows users to create events with configurable parameters, purchase tickets with $GNOTs, and search past or ongoing events. Purchased tickets are minted as NFTs on the gno.land blockchain as GRC721 tokens. Follow the progress here.