DIVINE 2.0 Rust Relaunch Preview (10-16)

October 16, 2025 | PLATFORM & SECURITY UPDATE (STAGING)

DIVINE’s been in maintenance mode since May 18, 2025, but the rebuild hasn’t stopped. Today we’re sharing what’s ready in staging for the comeback: the entire stack now runs on Rust, the security engine is reborn as Aegis, and every service that feeds your signals has been refactored for speed and reliability. This announcement is about what’s ready under the hood—not a production relaunch (yet). Here’s the crypto-friendly breakdown:

⚡ Rust Everywhere, Deterministic Pipelines

• Aegis Runtime (formerly “DAJ”): the multi-layer security brain that approves every signal now lives in native Rust. That means faster checks, deterministic concurrency, and fewer moving parts.

• Dexstream collectors: our real-time Solana + EVM watchers now sit in the same codebase and feed Aegis directly—no Python bridge, no lag.

• Mitch AI ingress: the pipeline that preps KOL commentary and social data has been ported to Rust, so insights land faster once we go live again.

• Signal fan-out & notifications: alert delivery (Telegram, partner webhooks, dashboards) now use Rust async tooling for lower latency and better retries.

• Leiden coordination detection: wallet-network graphing is running in Rust with chain-specific scoring knobs (replacing the legacy Louvain path).

• Per-chain block thresholds: the original Divine limits (ETH 80/90, BSC 60/85, SOL 60/65, etc.) are back exactly as traders remember.

🛡️ Smarter Blacklist Coverage

• Solana holder coverage: RugCheck is fetched once per token and cached. EVM chains still use The Graph enrichments, so both sides get consistent holder data.

• Behaviour-first security: Sanctions checks are removed; blacklist decisions focus on wallet behaviour that scammers can’t spoof.

• Unified retries & circuit breakers: 6-attempt backoff (100 ms start, 20 s cap) matches the Divine defaults and keeps partner APIs stable even during turbulence.

📈 Quality & Coverage

• >90% test coverage: every module ships with targeted regression suites—no cowboy deploys when we flip the switch.

• Faster signals: Rust concurrency and shared caches shaved ~40% off end-to-end latency in staging.

• Observability upgrades: structured logs + tracing make it easier to squash issues before alerts go back to production.

• Docs refresh: everything you’re reading now mirrors the new architecture, so operators and community mods stay in sync.

These changes are staged and ready. Production remains paused while we finish extensive testing and final smoke checks. We’ll announce the exact relaunch date in our official channel—stay tuned and get your wallets ready.