Kepler 1.0.1

Kepler 1.0.1 marks the first mainnet milestone for Inflectiv: datasets can now be encrypted and uploaded live with cryptographic guarantees.

Seal Encryption

• Datasets are encrypted end-to-end with Seal before being made available.

• Only authorized wallets (via allowlists or token-gates) can decrypt and access.

• Ephemeral keys ensure data never remains in plaintext outside secure environments.

• Programmable rules allow creators to define who can view, edit, or extend a dataset.

Walrus Upload (Mainnet)

• Encrypted datasets are stored via Walrus, ensuring decentralized availability.

• Mainnet support means persistent, verifiable storage beyond test environments.

• Integration provides a scalable, DePIN-friendly layer for structured intelligence.

Why Kepler 1.0.1?

• From testnet → mainnet: real-world permanence and security for datasets.

• First dual-layer milestone: encryption (Seal) + availability (Walrus) = complete foundation for secure dataset publishing.

• Sets the stage for Cassini: tokenization, licensing, and marketplace access.