It's great to see an article about our strategic development of Web3 technologies!

At Obelisk Labs, we are committed to lowering the barriers for internet developers to transition to Web3 and maximizing development efficiency by building a modular, developer-friendly technology stack. For security reasons, we have chosen the #Move language and @SuiNetwork as our development language and full-stack network. We hope to work with you to promote the development of the Web3 technology field.

💪 Built by developers, for developers!

Amid a sea of modular blockchain projects, @0xObeliskLabs is shaping something far more ambitious.

An end-to-end infrastructure workflow, purpose-built for a decentralized future. I also had a quick chat with the CEO.

Let's unpack their approach made up of deeper utility and developer-centric design 👇

1. DeveloperFirst Vision

What sets 0xObelisk apart is the system they’re envisioning.

Think of what Vercel is for Web2 developers: sleek, powerful, complete.

0xObelisk is bringing that same streamlined philosophy to the modular blockchain space, especially for those working with Move.

Their Dubhe engine, fully open-source and built on Sui, is the centerpiece of this strategy.

It’s a creation platform meant to equip everyone from seasoned smart contract engineers to first-time builders with the infrastructure needed to craft modular Web3 applications without friction.

2. Privacy Beyond the Surface

But the real edge might lie deeper in how they’re thinking about privacy.

The Phad framework, built as a privacy-first layer for Move apps, leverages not only zero-knowledge proofs but also Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE).

A bold move that very few in the space are exploring at this level.

This rare combination allows for complex computation on encrypted data without ever exposing it, potentially revolutionizing privacy in DeFi and beyond.

3. Ecosystem by Design

Community, too, plays a central role. Their “Obelisk Tower” ecosystem already includes over 1,500 contributors, 26 GitHub repositories, and rising momentum from hackathons and open-source collaboration.

They’re creating a modular, permissionless lab where experimentation thrives.

And with projects like Merak (a privacy-preserving DeFi hub) and airdrop incentives for early contributors, 0xObelisk is cultivating an ecosystem that rewards participation and builds long-term commitment.

4. LongTerm Play

The combination of modularity, privacy tech, and developer focus signals a long game.

@0xObeliskLabs understand that lasting adoption in Web3 won’t come from flashy launches, but from giving builders the right tools, privacy by default, and a frictionless experience that scales.

Personally, I wouldn’t be surprised to see 0xObelisk emerge not just as another infrastructure provider, but as the Web3 development platform.

Is this the most quietly ambitious Web infra project we're not talking enough about?