OCTOBER 2026 · RESEARCH BULLETIN

BTG Research & Development Bulletin

The first public research-bulletin web edition. Actual FarmNode, intelligence, DataChip, Exchange and Bridge engineering progress, including unresolved testing and release gates.

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FarmNode research and computational laboratories

BTG’s logical FarmNode model supports typed experiments, research environments and potentially distributed future computing. October 20 local type-registry evidence documents 5,126 registered types and 2,310 logical bindings. Three independent physical host enrollments and signed cross-host proof are not yet verified.

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NIKI and executable invention

Historical constrained sensor-circuit tests passed all specified 65,536 oracle input cases. A separate October 19 novel candidate failed 57 cases and was rejected. NIKI research continues to distinguish generating a proposal from qualifying an invention.

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DataChips, Circuits, Circuit Genomes and BTDU

Local Composer v2.1 evidence records a 24-chip experimental parent Genome and 39 qualified original executable functions out of 433 assessed. BTDU local receipts include exact reconstruction of 19 packages. Universal source conversion and general production execution remain unverified.

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Exchange, Bridge and public evidence

The Exchange backend passed 541 local Windows tests on October 21, but no live regulated investment trading was authorized. Bridge opt-in research functionality passed 20 local integration tests, without establishing a full production consumer vault. The public ENTITY ledger records actual contribution lineage, not fictional paid trades.

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Qualification commitments

The available public data distinguish passed local tests, rejected research candidates, signed approvals not yet provided and independent acceptance not yet secured. BTG will continue publishing bounded evidence and corrections. This issue is a public website edition; the associated Wix email campaign remains a draft until approved and sent to opted-in recipients.

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