Klever Blockchain Product Update #2: Sprint 97 Review & Sprint 98 Planning

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Hello, Klever Community!

Welcome to our second bi-weekly Product Update. As promised, we are maintaining a steady cadence of transparent communication to show you exactly how Klever Blockchain is evolving, what features are shipping, and how our day-to-day engineering aligns with the Official Roadmap.

In our previous update, we discussed laying the groundwork. Today, we are thrilled to report massive acceleration. The transition from Sprint 97 (recently delivered) into Sprint 98 (currently executing) demonstrates a deep focus on pushing our Real-World Asset (RWA) and AI Agent features into production, while simultaneously fortifying the network’s core security.

Here is the breakdown of our product evolution and what is being built right now.

:building_construction: Epic 1: Real-World Asset (RWA) Protocol

Roadmap Alignment: Q3 2026

  • Sprint 97 (Delivered): We are moving ahead of schedule on our Q3 deliverables. In the last sprint, we successfully implemented itens of Phase 2 (the uRWA-Fungible Interface in Rust) and Phase 3 (the Compliance Module, featuring an On-Chain Allowlist). We also successfully created a dedicated RWA sandbox environment (rwa-box). This allows developers and enterprise partners to test smart contract permissions securely.

  • Sprint 98 (Planned): With the core interfaces built, we are now entering a critical architectural phase. True real-world asset tokenization requires strict legal and regulatory compliance. Therefore, this sprint is entirely focused on designing the architecture for forcedTransfer mechanisms, frozen token states, and agent compliance within the RWA context. These are the exact features required to handle real-world legal scenarios (like sanctions or legal disputes) natively on-chain.

:robot: Epic 2: Klever MCP & AI Integration

Roadmap Alignment: Q2 2026 (The Developer & AI Renaissance)

  • Sprint 97 (Delivered): A massive milestone was achieved with the official announcement of the Klever Connect MCP and our Anthropic Claude Marketplace integration. Under the hood, we successfully scaffolded the @klever/wallet-mcp package, updated the ai.klever.org hub, and refactored the KleverChain localnet to Go, making the developer environment significantly more robust.

  • Sprint 98 (Planned): We are currently building the essential tools to get developers building immediately. The engineering team is actively developing the Klever Agent Kit (@klever/agent-kit) alongside AI agent reference implementations. To ensure a frictionless onboarding experience, we are also crafting a new developer quickstart: “Build on Klever with AI in 5 Minutes.”

:shield: Epic 3: Core Security, P2P Hardening & Infrastructure

  • Sprint 97 (Delivered): Enterprise trust requires enterprise-grade security. We dedicated significant resources to a comprehensive “Security Sprint” focused on our P2P layer. We successfully patched multiple critical vulnerabilities, including decompression limits and anti-flood bypasses, ensuring the network remains resilient against sophisticated attacks.

  • Sprint 98 (Planned): The focus shifts slightly from vulnerability patching to validator reliability and observability. We are implementing new metrics to track clock offsets and validator synchronization, resolving data races, and advancing the implementation of WebSocket support for testnet and mainnet nodes, a crucial step for our upcoming Real-Time Data initiatives.

:bridge_at_night: Epic 4: Interoperability (TRON Bridge)

Roadmap Alignment: Q3 2026

  • Sprint 97 (Delivered): Following our architectural studies, TRON was officially added to our internal chain list protocols.

  • Sprint 98 (Planned): We are actively building the TRON address type and encoder, alongside updating our configuration schemas. This is the foundational coding required to seamlessly connect Klever with the TRON network, ultimately driving more liquidity and cross-chain functionality to our dApps.

:globe_with_meridians: Epic 5: Ecosystem Tools & Open Source Governance

  • Sprint 97 (Delivered): Huge news for smart contract developers: Source Code and Version Control validation has been successfully deployed to the Mainnet via KleverScan. Transparency is now verifiable directly on the explorer. We also initiated the pipeline requirements for a future CoinGecko integration.

  • Sprint 98 (Planned): As we embrace our open-source foundation, we are officially drafting the governance model for the KIP (Klever Improvement Proposal). This framework will empower the global community to formally propose, discuss, and implement changes to the Klever ecosystem. Alongside this, we are upgrading documentation for node operators regarding time-sync requirements.

:bullseye: Consolidated Closing: The Product Evolution

We are witnessing the Klever ecosystem mature rapidly. We are no longer just planning the AI Agent economy and RWA tokenization, we are actively writing the code, deploying the interfaces, and establishing the compliance modules necessary to make them a reality.

Simultaneously, the deployment of Source Code Validation on KleverScan and the drafting of the Klever Improvement Proposal (KIP) governance model highlight our commitment to a transparent, open-source, and community-driven future.

We are building the smartest, most capable blockchain on the planet, and we are doing it in the open.

What are your thoughts on the new KIP governance model, or the upcoming forcedTransfer capabilities for RWA compliance? Drop your questions and ideas in the thread below! Let’s discuss.