The decentralized AI infrastructure project behind the YeBlock LIM protocol, announced on August 2, 2026, that YeBlock Wallet V1.0 will officially launch on August 6, 2026. The announcement came through the project's verified X account.
According to the post, YeBlock Wallet V1.0 will be available across three surfaces: the app, the web platform, and H5, a mobile-friendly web format that runs inside browsers without a separate app install.

Source: Official Post
The project frames the platform as a step toward its stated goal of giving users a unified place to manage digital assets across the YeBlock ecosystem.
Detail | Official Information |
Launch date | August 6, 2026 |
Initial platforms | App, Web, H5 |
Platform type | Deep integration with ecosystem |
Standalone release | Planned for a later phase |
Announcement source | Official X Post, August 2, 2026 |
The project has not published a technical breakdown of the platform architecture, supported chains, or custody model as of this writing. Readers should check the official website directly for setup instructions once the wallet goes live.
The Project said the V1.0 release is an early step rather than the final product. The announcement states the platform will later ship as a standalone product, separate from its current placement inside the app and web platforms.
No date has been given for that release, and the project has not said whether users will need to migrate application data or start fresh once it arrives.
YeBlock's whitepaper, published July 15, 2026, describes the network around five parallel components: decentralized compute, decentralized storage, LoRA-granular decentralized AI, a privacy protocol, and a post-quantum protocol.
Idle GPUs supply compute, idle drives supply storage, and individual LoRA fine-tuners earn on-chain revenue each time their work is used.
A built-in wallet gives users a direct interface to that revenue layer. Compute providers, storage providers, and LoRA creators all settle earnings on-chain under the protocol's design, so a native platform inside the app removes the need to connect a separate third-party platform just to track or claim those payouts.
The platform announcement is the latest step in a rollout that has moved quickly since mid-July. Here is the sequence so far, based on official announcements:
July 15, 2026: Whitepaper published.
July 17, 2026: App goes live across iOS, Android, and web.
August 2, 2026: V1.0 announced for the app, web, and H5.
August 6, 2026: Wallet V1.0 scheduled to launch.

Source: Official Announcement
The project's stated mission is built around the line "DeFi made money liquid. YeBlock makes intelligence liquid, framing the application as one part of a wider push to route AI compute, storage, and model revenue back to the people contributing them rather than centralized platforms.
YeBlock's native token, YBT, has a fixed total supply of 121,000,000 and is intended for network incentives, staking, and call-fee settlement inside the LIM protocol, according to the whitepaper.
The token has not yet been issued, and the network remains pre-mainnet, so YeBlock has not confirmed whether the new application will support YBT at launch.
Separately, the project has committed to open-sourcing its core protocol and SDKs under Apache 2.0, with the first phase of DAO governance targeted for 2027-Q2.
The founding team's identity is scheduled to be disclosed only 10 days before mainnet, which the whitepaper itself lists as an open risk factor for the project at this stage.
YeBlock Wallet V1.0 is scheduled to go live on August 6, 2026, across the app, web, and H5, with a standalone version planned for later.
It arrives roughly three weeks after the main YeBlock app launched, continuing a rollout pace the project has kept since its whitepaper was published in mid-July. Further technical details on the platform custody model and chain support are expected closer to the launch date.
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