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The primary goal for Archive Node Operators in the Trailblazers program (Mesa Upgrade Testnet) is to validate the upgrade path for existing Berkeley-era Rosetta deployments, ensuring they function correctly under the new Mesa protocol rules.
This program aims to validate the upgrade mechanism and toolset through an end-to-end dry run, testing both the Pre-Upgrade build and Mesa Release Candidate ahead of Mina’s upcoming Mainnet Upgrade.
The primary goal of the Emergency Hard Fork drill is to validate the unplanned upgrade path for Mesa-era operators when the network has not been gracefully halted via a stop-slot release.
Built by ZkNoid, Wizard Battle is the first fully verifiable player-versus-player game on Mina.
Protokit is a protocol development framework for building privacy-enabled applications on Mina.
From Mesa's steady progress to ecosystem milestones and events across the world — here's where things stand across the Mina ecosystem in Q1 2026.
Over the last month, the o1Labs engineering team has run structured testing across Mesa's core features, generating real data and iterating quickly on the findings.
An update on the current state of play, including results of the recent community vote, and learnings from the Mesa Testnet so far.
Let’s take a look back at what the Mina community accomplished together in 2025.
Mesa Upgrade: Testnet Goes Live
Everything you need to know about voting on the Mesa Upgrade.
Mesa brings major performance and developer experience upgrades to Mina. Learn how we’re testing every layer before bringing it to mainnet.
Mina uses advanced cryptography and recursive zk-SNARKs to deliver true decentralization at scale.
Getting started with ZK on Mina is simple.
