Filecoin Foundation
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Filecoin Foundation (FF) facilitates governance of the Filecoin network, funds research and development projects for decentralized web technologies, and supports the growth of the Filecoin ecosystem and community.
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This November, we're launching the first capabilities of Filecoin Onchain Cloud.

A programmable, verifiable cloud built for the next era of data, AI, and applications.

👉 Join the waitlist: Filecoin.cloud
Filecoin Onchain Cloud
Filecoin Onchain Cloud provides transparent storage, retrieval, and payments on the Filecoin network. Launching soon!
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For builders, this means you can:
— Detect tampering & prove data provenance
— Break free from vendor lock-in
— Get transparent, predictable pricing
— (Soon) Monetize datasets & let AI agents pay for data programmatically
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The Filecoin Onchain Cloud introduces:
🛠️ Developer SDKs - smooth UX, easy integration
🧩 Composable onchain services - modular, extensible, reusable
💸 Smart-contract payments - auditable by delivery

Every layer of the stack becomes open, verifiable, and interoperable.
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Filecoin Pin is the first developer toolkit powered by Filecoin Onchain Cloud.

It lets IPFS users persist and retrieve data seamlessly on Filecoin. This keeps files online, verifiable, and accessible across both networks.

A simple, trustless way to make your data truly persistent in the dWeb.
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Filecoin Onchain Cloud flips that model.

When services run onchain, every interaction is transparent and auditable.
Developers can write the rules themselves:
"replicate copies to three regions" or "only pay if delivered."

The cloud becomes programmable smart contracts with builders in control.
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Today's cloud limits builders:

— Vendor lock-in makes switching expensive and risky
— Opaque pricing creates unpredictable bills
— Proprietary silos operate as black boxes with no proof of delivery

Developers rent infrastructure but give up control.
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The cloud powered the last decade of software.

But it came with a cost: vendor lock-in, opaque pricing, and black-box infrastructure you’re just supposed to trust.

What if the cloud were verifiable, programmable, and truly yours? 🧵
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The original vision of decentralized storage –– where IPFS content addressing and Filecoin’s verifiable persistence work seamlessly together for Web3 builders –– is no longer a promise.

Ready to build?

Explore Filecoin Pin: pin.filecoin.cloud
Filecoin Pin | Filecoin Docs
Pin IPFS content to Filecoin using familiar IPFS tools and workflows.
pin.filecoin.cloud
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Filecoin Pin isn't a static product. It's a proof of concept for what can be built on a verifiable, onchain cloud.

Clone it. Fork it. Extend it.
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Filecoin Pin is built for builders:

– Host a website or blog > Use the Filecoin Pin GitHub Action
– Build an IPFS dApp > Fork the Filecoin Pin dApp demo
– Create trustless agents > Use the CLI to pin verifiable audit logs onchain
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How it works:

Storage providers cryptographically prove they're storing your data daily.

You only pay when proofs are verified onchain.

Your data remains portable and sovereign: you can choose providers, audit storage proofs, all without depending on a single company.
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IPFS pins now come with:
- Verifiable storage guarantees
- Crypto wallet payments (no KYC, no credit cards)
- Daily cryptographic proofs from storage providers
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With Filecoin Pin, developers can persist any IPFS data on Filecoin's network using familiar workflows and tooling, from CLI to GitHub Actions, backed only by onchain contracts.
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Until now, bridging IPFS and Filecoin meant navigating specialized onboarding flows, third-party vendors, or complex workarounds.

The native integration promised by the decentralized storage stack remained just out of reach.

Today, that changes.
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With the vision: transform "best-effort pinning" into truly persistent, verifiable storage backed by economic incentives.
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Centralized pinning services emerged to fill the gap, but created single points of failure and vendor lock-in.

Filecoin was always designed to answer: "Who keeps the data in IPFS around?"
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When Filecoin launched, the mission was clear: be the incentivized persistence layer for IPFS.

IPFS changed how we address content, moving from fragile URLs to verifiable content identifiers that never break.

But content only lasted as long as someone kept hosting it out of goodwill.
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The vision that sparked Filecoin's creation is almost here.

Filecoin Pin launches today in alpha, bringing together IPFS's content addressing with Filecoin's verifiable storage and crypto payments. 🧵
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Five years ago, Filecoin mainnet launched with a mission: create a decentralized, efficient foundation for humanity's information.

Today, that mission is alive in thousands of builders.

Thank you to everyone who's made this possible 💙
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FF is working with GSR Foundation to support five projects using decentralized storage for social good.

From preserving war crimes evidence to archiving refugee stories, these initiatives show how Filecoin serves as critical infrastructure for cultural preservation and data sovereignty.