Took a look at Seismic's GitHub, and a lot has happened over the last couple of months. Quick rundown: -> You can now pay gas fees with a stablecoin. No need to hold a native token just to make a transaction, which makes things a lot easier for regular users. -> The network's own stablecoin now sits behind an upgradeable setup, so the contract can be updated if needed. -> A lot of privacy gaps got closed. RPC calls that could leak balances or storage info are either disabled or hidden now. -> There's a new precompile (0x6A). Contracts can now tell whether an incoming call is a "signed read." -> Encryption keys can now be rotated on a schedule. -> The node setup tool (seismic-tee) went from v0.2.2 to v0.2.5 in just a few weeks. TDX machines on Google Cloud are supported too. -> Every new release ships with attestation files and hashes, so anyone can check that nodes are actually running the approved code. -> Summit, the consensus layer, got its first official releases: v0.1.0 at the end of October, now at v0.1.4. Three internal testnets came before that. -> Validator deposits and controls for pausing and resuming the network were added as well. Seismic has been quiet on X for a while, but one look at GitHub shows they never stopped building. It might look calm from the outside, but there's serious work going on inside. @SeismicSys