ArxNode is Arxium’s node software — the same code producing blocks on the multi-validator devnet right now. Validator rewards are a design parameter of the protocol, subject to governance.
● proposer · the turn rotates every block
Consensus
Round-robin turns
Signing
ed25519
Networking
libp2p gossip
Validator set
Joins on-chain
Arxium’s devnet is a real multi-validator network, not a simulation: each validator produces blocks on its round-robin turn, signs them, and gossips them to its peers over libp2p. A node that falls behind requests the gap and catches up through the same path that validates a live block.
This has been live-verified past block height 100 across two independent machines converging on an identical tip. Validators can join and leave the set on-chain, with no restart or config edit required.
Status
The same networking and consensus stack every devnet validator runs today.
Fixed-interval blocks, round-robin proposer turn-taking, every block ed25519-signed by its validator.
libp2p gossipsub propagates actions and blocks; mDNS on a LAN, chain-spec boot nodes across networks.
A node behind the network's tip requests the gap and replays it through the same validation path gossip uses.
Join and leave are on-chain actions, not a config edit — the set is recomputed per height, so a syncing node always agrees.
Per-peer bad-gossip banning, connection limits, and a 1 MiB gossip cap keep a misbehaving peer from costing the network anything.
Block and account writes commit atomically and fsync to disk — a hard crash can't leave the tip ahead of durable state.
Now
Live today — blocks produced, gossiped, and synced across real machines.
Next
Stake moving from on-chain bookkeeping into consensus itself.
Ahead
Validator onboarding and testnet access open as the protocol moves toward a public network.
Public validator onboarding opens as Arxium moves toward a public network. It will be announced here first.
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