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Turbofish is a team of developers building open-source blockchain technology in Rust. Its work includes blockchain infrastructure, state-machine tooling, and high-performance Merkle storage.
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Merk


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Merk is a Rust-based authenticated key/value store designed primarily for blockchain state storage but also usable wherever auditable data storage is required. It provides batch-optimized reads and writes, efficient range proofs, concurrent operations, state replication, disk checkpoints, and WebAssembly-compatible proof verification. The project is spearheaded by Turbofish and is used by the Nomic blockchain.

Category: Developer Tooling

Orga


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Orga is an open-source deterministic state-machine engine and blockchain application framework developed by Turbofish with an emphasis on composability, expressiveness, and performance. It provides application-state, RPC, IBC, and consensus integration capabilities and is used to build the Nomic blockchain.

Category: Developer Tooling

Nomic


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Nomic is a blockchain network whose validators collectively operate a decentralized Bitcoin custody protocol. Deposited BTC backs nBTC 1:1, allowing Bitcoin value to move to IBC-compatible and EVM-based networks and later be withdrawn to the Bitcoin blockchain.

Category: Bridge

Abci2


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abci2 provides low-level Rust access to the ABCI protocol through Connection read() and write() methods for ABCI requests and responses, plus a Server type for accepting Tendermint connections. The repository describes it as an open-source project spearheaded by Turbofish and states that it is used by Orga, the framework powering Nomic.

Category: Developer Tooling

Ed


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Ed is an open-source Rust library providing Encode and Decode traits, derive macros, implementations for built-in types, deterministic big-endian binary formats, and in-place encoding and decoding to reduce allocations. The repository says it is spearheaded by Turbofish and is used by Nomic.

Category: Developer Tooling