Asset rules run inside the chain’s execution, finality is signed by stake, and every claim the network makes comes with something you can check.
Five steps from your key to a final block.
Your key signs the action on your machine, bound to this chain's genesis hash.
The signed action goes to a node's RPC, through the gateway and your API key.
The proposer whose turn it is puts it in the next block, every two seconds.
Every validator runs the same rules. A transfer that breaks them is dropped, with the reason recorded.
Validators holding two thirds of stake sign the block. It can't be reversed after that.
Devnet values. They change if the network does.
Eligibility, holder limits and jurisdiction rules belong to the asset. The chain refuses any transfer that breaks them.
Every validator's execution is attributable. A disagreement produces evidence anyone can verify, and the faulty validator is slashed.
Modern cryptography and decentralized validation at the protocol level.
Holders prove they meet an asset's rules with zero-knowledge proofs. Their claims and country stay off the public record.
One chain today. Issuers who need their own execution environment can get one when they ask for it.
A fixed menu enforced by the chain. There is no custom code to write or exploit.
