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# Eno.xyz

Currently on Devnet. Mainnet version release TBD

### Interface Powered by the Protocol

Eno.xyz is an interface (hopefully, one of many in the future) for creating and interacting with Eno-protocol-enabled content. Currently only textual content is supported, but we envision Eno supporting all file formats in the future (e.g. audio, video). ‌ 

![Content preview on eno.xyz](https://3775652906-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FrDscwWQn7Ll9dcmGz2S1%2Fuploads%2FF72ibumxdCBwOLqpvarO%2FOpen%20article%20-%20user%20case.png?alt=media\&token=d659e2d9-1a61-43e0-b175-b1470001055d)

The protocol is powered on the frontend by interface providers and on the backend by [Operators](/eno-protocol/technical-overview.md) – independent parties that are free to embed their own incentives into their business structure. This means Eno is currently completely open-source and does not have any embedded incentive structures within it like a token allocated to e.g. a dev team or node operators. We think the network economy should be powered by native currencies of any underlying protocol it runs on (initially just $SOL, but could expand to $ETH, $BTC, $DOT and beyond). ‌ 

The community is invited to decide on the best path forward to sustainably grow and maintain Eno.