Welcome to Mesa: Mina’s Latest Upgrade
A mesa is a raised plateau: flat, stable, and expansive — a fitting name for what just landed on Mina Protocol's mainnet.
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A mesa is a raised plateau: flat, stable, and expansive — a fitting name for what just landed on Mina Protocol's mainnet.
Built by ZkNoid, Wizard Battle is the first fully verifiable player-versus-player game on Mina.
Let’s take a look back at what the Mina community accomplished together in 2025.
Mesa Upgrade: Testnet Goes Live
Understanding how to build with ZK rollup Zeko, within the Mina stack
Letter to the Mina Community from Josh Cincinnati
Updates on near-term product priorities for the Mina ecosystem, supported by Mina Foundation.
This blogpost continues the exploration of trust, focusing on the relationship between validators and their delegators and how to encourage validator participation in governance.
How can we ensure the ‘social layer’ remains trustworthy to maintain confidence in the protocol? This is the second in a series of blogposts that explores how to answer this question.
The Devnet upgrade, launched as the final milestone ahead of the mainnet Berkeley Upgrade, provided the ecosystem with one last opportunity to test the upgrade process.
Mina Protocol, the native-ZK blockchain live on mainnet since 2021, is on the verge of a major upgrade poised to be a game-changer for the entire crypto ecosystem.
Recursive zkRollups are a scalable and adaptable zero knowledge proof (ZKP) accumulator tool that the Mina ecosystem can use to efficiently process transactions and optimize blockspace utilization for zkApps. Learn more about them in this blog.
Mina uses advanced cryptography and recursive zk-SNARKs to deliver true decentralization at scale.
Getting started with ZK on Mina is simple.
