Friends, we didn't disappear. We grew. You remember Spherum. We started with the idea of uniting everything into one ecosystem. We built, tested, searched for paths. And here's what happened: we outgrew ourselves. What we envisioned as a single platform has become something much larger. We created the Aevum Protocol — a decentralized L1 blockchain that covers everything we planned and goes further. --- What is Aevum? It's not just "another blockchain." It's a new layer of reality: · Decentralization — no masters, no admin keys, no single point of failure. · Privacy by default — your data

🚀 From the Stone Age to Silicon Valley: How We Stopped Fearing the "Future" and Started Building It! Hello, everyone! 👋 Today, we're taking a nostalgic (and slightly amusing) journey through IT history. Remember the days when the word "cloud" meant something you saw in the sky, not where your work documents were stored? At Spherum, we combine the best existing solutions and add our unique twist to create a unified, powerful ecosystem—from marketplaces to video calls. We often talk about "breakthrough future technologies." But let's look at what those very "breakthroughs" looked like just 10–

🌐 WWW Creator Tim Berners-Lee: "I Gave the World Wide Web to the World for Free" Tim Berners-Lee, as the father of the World Wide Web, made a landmark move by insisting in 1993 that the technology become public domain—free and accessible to all users without restriction. In his new book, *This Is For Everyone*, the scientist analyzes the journey the Web has taken: from the initial idea to its transformation into an arena for sharp commercial interests and political manipulation. Despite criticizing the current state of affairs, the book is infused with optimism and contains concrete proposal