A Filecoin hot-storage SP
in one binary.
PDP, payments, an embedded chain node, and a WebUI in a single ~90 MB static Go binary. One VM. One operator. No Yugabyte. No filecoin-ffi. No Rust.
PDP, payments, an embedded chain node, and a WebUI in a single ~90 MB static Go binary. One VM. One operator. No Yugabyte. No filecoin-ffi. No Rust.
Running a Filecoin Onchain Cloud SP today means standing up a small datacentre. Curio Core collapses it onto one machine.
The proof loop is self-sustaining on calibration. Deal accept → piece park → proof submit → settle, on a schedule, signed by the binary itself.
Curio Core is the hot-storage half of an SP — and only that. The scope is small so the binary stays small and the operator surface stays human.
Lantern compiled in as a Go module. End-to-end cryptographic verification — BLS, F3, DRAND, IPLD. No external RPC dependency for proofs.
HTTP upload, local piece park, PDPv0 task scheduler, proof submit. Pure Go end to end, SQLite-backed state.
FEVM tx signing, FilecoinPay rail discovery, USDFC settlement on a ten-minute tick. Five settles confirmed on calibration so far.
Server-rendered operator + client dashboards. Dark mode. Zero JS framework. Loads in one round-trip.
Curio Core runs end-to-end on calibration today. Mainnet readiness is a Q3 milestone. The repo opens when the API surface stabilises — leave an email and you'll be first in line.