Alexandria
Real-world assets · Ricardian contracts
Hash-bound to its legal document, with a holder whitelist and on-chain jurisdiction.
A Layer 1 built in Rust, post-quantum signed from block one.
Why it exists
Camp one
High-throughput chains gain speed by narrowing who may produce blocks.
Camp two
Proof-of-work has held for over a decade; applications work around it.
Forging a block takes stake and work inside one slot.
Consensus architecture
No external clock. Each PoW hash commits to the PoH output.
Weighted draw seeded by the previous block hash; unpredictable until mined.
After 3.9 s the slot is forfeit; non-leaders cover stalls at 4×.
Merkle-rooted header, signed twice, both required: no classical-only path.
Protocol datasheet
Native protocols
Real-world assets · Ricardian contracts
Hash-bound to its legal document, with a holder whitelist and on-chain jurisdiction.
Autonomous agents · Bounded delegation
Per-transaction and daily spend caps, whitelists, expiry and a kill switch.
Cryptography · Groth16 · BN254
Proofs verified on-chain without the data. Up to 512 bytes, strictly encoded.
Signatures · Ed25519 + Dilithium3
Permanent from slot 1. Registered keys rotate only with the current one.
Markets · AMM · bonding curves
Constant-product pools, a bonding-curve launchpad, conditional orders and staked oracles.
Upgrades · Stake-weighted
On-chain, 24 hours minimum. Passes on quorum when yes outweighs no.
Independently audited
Patent pending·US #63/887,511
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Nominal total
700,000,000
Mining + staking + attestation · 71.4%
Genesis allocation · 28.6%
10 XRS per block, halving every ~3.17 years, within a 500M cap.
7% yearly every 900 blocks, 1,000 XRS minimum stake. Liquid rewards, manual restake.
Double-signing: 10% of slashable balance. 5% to the reporter, 95% burns.
XRS on Solana—Native, implied—Live tracker
Solana contract
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