NVXO · The documentation

The documentation of chain 299792

The NVXO chain

Every figure on this page is read from the chain by your own browser, at the moment you see it, and marked with that moment. Every rule is an article of the order’s Register, with its source. Whatever is not true yet says so, in the same place.

“A constitutional substrate that captures value from productive economic exchange and routes it to the participants who produce the activity. It is not a payment system, not a smart-contract platform, not a speculation. It is the layer beneath those things.”

The Whitepaper, page 4

It does three things: it settles productive exchange, at ten basis points, routed by AEGIS; it attests identity and quality; and it runs contracts. “The protocol is a substrate. What it becomes is determined by use, not by description.” The Whitepaper, page 30

The network

The network, read now

The figures below are read by this page from the chain’s public door every ten seconds. Each shows the moment it was read, and the call that read it, which you can make yourself.

Chain ID
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read in your browser when this page’s script runs

The call, as this page makes it

The law 299792, or 0x49310 in the form a wallet asks for

Network name

nvxo-testnet-1, the name the chain carries today. It takes a mainnet’s name only as article 17 of the Register says.

The chain’s door (RPC)

https://rpc.nvxo.network

Explorer

https://explorer.nvxo.network

Currency

NVXO, with 18 decimals

Supply
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The call, as this page makes it

The law 1,000,000,000 NVXO, fixed: no burn and no mint (articles 2 and 5)

Height
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The call, as this page makes it

The law the latest block the chain has sealed

A block every
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The law measured over the last sixty blocks

Validators
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The call, as this page makes it

The law one validator today; a mainnet’s name needs seven (article 17)

Fingerprints in the Covenant
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The call, as this page makes it

The law the order’s seals written on the chain

For builders

Build on the chain

Connect

The chain speaks the Ethereum JSON-RPC at its public door. A wallet adds it with these values:

{
  "chainId": "0x49310",
  "chainName": "nvxo-testnet-1",
  "nativeCurrency": {
    "name": "NVXO",
    "symbol": "NVXO",
    "decimals": 18
  },
  "rpcUrls": [
    "https://rpc.nvxo.network"
  ],
  "blockExplorerUrls": [
    "https://explorer.nvxo.network"
  ]
}

Your first call, exactly as this page makes it:

The chain answered this page: —

From code

viem

import { defineChain } from 'viem'

export const nvxo = defineChain({
  id: 299792,
  name: 'nvxo-testnet-1',
  nativeCurrency: { name: 'NVXO', symbol: 'NVXO', decimals: 18 },
  rpcUrls: { default: { http: ['https://rpc.nvxo.network'] } },
  blockExplorers: { default: { name: 'Explorer', url: 'https://explorer.nvxo.network' } },
  testnet: true,
})

ethers

import { JsonRpcProvider } from 'ethers'

const provider = new JsonRpcProvider('https://rpc.nvxo.network', 299792)
console.log(await provider.getBlockNumber())

Foundry

cast chain-id --rpc-url https://rpc.nvxo.network
cast block-number --rpc-url https://rpc.nvxo.network

The methods the order’s own pages call

The chain’s home and the explorer read the chain with these methods, and the public door answers each of them today. Other methods are not described here yet.

  • eth_chainId
  • eth_blockNumber
  • eth_getBlockByNumber
  • eth_getBlockByHash
  • eth_getTransactionByHash
  • eth_getTransactionReceipt
  • eth_getBalance
  • eth_getTransactionCount
  • eth_getCode
  • eth_call
  • eth_getLogs
  • eth_gasPrice

Contracts and doors

The Covenant

0x4727f349a2bb9bbe193c1ee12e8decfb9e7c9095

The order’s seals: each fingerprint written here stays. The page reads how many it holds and the last one sealed.

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The call, as this page makes it

The Charter Lock

0x919286b99219d8fb3d2305d0808c8ca7c38283b3

A contract of the order. The page reads that it stands and how much code it holds. It does not read its state yet.

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The call, as this page makes it

The staking door

0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000800

The chain’s own door to its validators, answered by the chain’s engine. The page asks it for the validators that are bonded.

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The call, as this page makes it

The bank door

0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000804

The chain’s own door to its ledger of coin, answered by the chain’s engine. The page asks it for the supply.

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The call, as this page makes it

Network parameters

Finality

A block is final when it is sealed: the chain’s engine seals and makes final in one step (article 6).

A block every
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Gas price
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The call, as this page makes it

Not yet

  • Nothing of the order is audited: no report of any audit of this chain’s contracts is in the record (article 12).
  • No contract verifier stands: the explorer reads what code an address holds, not the source it was built from.
  • The chain does not carry a mainnet’s name (article 17).
  • The name of the chain’s consensus engine is written here only on the word of the team that runs it.
  • Sending transactions through the public door is not described here yet.

For validators

Validators

Validators bonded today
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The call, as this page makes it

Enforced by consensus. A limit on validators that the order has ratified is enforced by consensus itself. A limit kept only on paper is not yet a limit. Today: the count of 180 only; no floor and no cap of the bond are set (record of 10 September 2026) (article 11).

Before a mainnet’s name. The chain takes a mainnet's name with no fewer than seven validators, on at least three machines under at least three operators. The path from seven to twenty-one by the first halving is written into the law with its dates. Today: one validator on one machine (read 12 November 2026) (article 17).

Law, not yet enforced. Consensus enforces the bond's floor of 280,000 and cap of 2,800,000, and holds the top quarter of validators to at most 40% of all stake. The bond's term is not set by this article: it is researched and brought on the validators' day. Today: the count of 180 only (record of 10 September 2026) (article 18).

How a new validator joins is written when the set opens beyond one.

The record

What stands

One line for each thing the order has achieved, with its date, its proof and its state, in four words only: STANDS proven, and read again live where it can be; IN TRIAL on the testnet or in rehearsal; LAW, NOT YET ENFORCED ruled, and not yet kept by the chain; RETIRED no longer so. A line whose proof stops answering falls to IN TRIAL, or out of the record.

DateWhat standsProofState
read nowChain 299792 answers at its public door.—eth_chainId, made by this page in your browserSTANDS
read nowThe supply in the chain’s bank is 1,000,000,000 NVXO.—totalSupply at the bank door, made by this page (article 2)STANDS
read nowA block is final when it is sealed, about once a second.—the last sixty blocks, read by this page (article 6)STANDS
read nowThe Covenant holds the order’s fingerprints.—count() and latest() at the Covenant, made by this pageSTANDS
September 2026The chain’s inflation is 0: no coin is minted.the order’s print of September 2026 (article 5); its public form is owedSTANDS
24 September 2026TEKTON, 80,000,000 NVXO for those who build, stands in the genesis under that name.the order’s print of 24 September 2026 (article 8); its public form is owedSTANDS
17 September 2026The agent registry of PROOF-3 stands on the chain as its seed.the order’s record of 17 September 2026 (article 4)STANDS
10 September 2026Consensus holds the count of validators at 180.the order’s record of 10 September 2026 (article 11)STANDS
12 November 2026The chain’s home stands at chain.nvxo.network, and the explorer at explorer.nvxo.network, each a page of its own under its own rules; HELIOS answers on both, and every answer carries a receipt.the walk of 12 November 2026: both pages served at their pins, nothing they need refused, HELIOS answering on eachSTANDS
todayThe chain runs as nvxo-testnet-1, with one validator on one machine.—the validators read now; a mainnet’s name needs seven validators on three machines under three operators (article 17)IN TRIAL
ruledThe fee’s split among the four streams, and HARVEST’s four shares.articles 2 and 3: no fee is routed on the chain todayLAW, NOT YET ENFORCED
ruledThe Foundation’s lock: never less than 352,000,000 NVXO, checked by consensus at every block.article 16: today a plain accountLAW, NOT YET ENFORCED
ruledThe bond’s floor of 280,000 and cap of 2,800,000, and the top quarter of validators at most 40% of all stake.article 18: only the count of 180 is enforcedLAW, NOT YET ENFORCED
ruledThe founders’ vesting, the pools’ halvings, and The Halving’s release by witnessed missions.articles 7, 9, 10 and 19: the genesis holds plain accountsLAW, NOT YET ENFORCED

Not yet true

  • Nothing of the order is audited: no report of any audit of this chain’s contracts is in the record (article 12).
  • No contract verifier stands: the explorer reads what code an address holds, not the source it was built from.
  • The chain does not carry a mainnet’s name (article 17).

The law

The Register

THE REGISTER is the order’s one file of record. Every matter has one line: what it says, its state, its source, and what on the chain enforces it today, or that nothing does yet. This is edition 1, of 12 November 2026. No article here is enforced by being written: each names what keeps it.

Article 1 · Ruled by the Sovereign

The chain of record

The order's chain is chain 299792. The next edition of the papers describes that chain as it stands, from its own readings.

Enforced today
the chain answers 0x49310 at its public door (read 12 November 2026)
Source
The Sovereign's ruling
What earlier papers say that is not so
every paper that names chain 393, a Geth fork, twelve seconds or "mainnet since April 2026"

Article 2 · Ruled by the record

The four that cannot be amended

Four things no procedure can amend: the split of the fee among the four streams, 25, 35, 25 and 15; the cycle structure; the supply of 1,000,000,000; the Foundation's lock.

Enforced today
the supply: the chain's bank answers exactly 1,000,000,000 (read 11 November 2026). The split: nothing, no fee is routed on the chain (print of September 2026). The lock: nothing, see article 16
Source
the order's record
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Final Architecture, section 12: the clause that lets HARVEST fall to 30 and SHIELD rise to 20 under stress

Article 3 · Ruled by the record

HARVEST's four

HARVEST is shared 40 to validators, 25 to Bookers, 20 to LMMRS and 15 to the agents of PROOF-3. A supermajority may adjust these four; they are not among the four of article 2.

Enforced today
nothing on the chain; the organs keep the shares in their own books (verdict of 17 September 2026)
Source
the order's record
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Final Architecture, section 12.3: the table that sums to 120

Article 4 · Ruled by the record

The names of three PROOFs

PROOF-2 is Issuer Onboarding. PROOF-3 is the KYA Registry. PROOF-5 is Quality Scoring. Witnesses are a class of their own and not the holders of PROOF-3's share.

Enforced today
PROOF-3: the agent registry stands on the chain as its seed (record of 17 September 2026). PROOF-2 and PROOF-5: nothing on the chain
Source
Final Architecture, section 13.1, first in the bundle's own rule; the order's record; the ruling of 23 July 2026
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Declaration and the Sphere Architecture's annex (bridge attestation; transparency log); the board of Hall IV of 26 August 2026; the Whitepaper, section 2.4 (witnesses in the 15% share)

Article 5 · Ruled by the record

Where a yield comes from

A yield comes from fees and from nothing else. No paper of the order says mint. The one figure the order shows is fees settled divided by what is bonded, taken from receipts and never projected.

Enforced today
the chain's inflation is 0 (print of September 2026); the gauge reads fees settled over what is bonded
Source
the order's record; the doctrine of 5 July 2026
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Order's "protocol-mint"; the Sphere Architecture's 5.76% a year, struck from every public use

Article 6 · Ruled by the record

When a block is final

A block is final when it is sealed.

Enforced today
the chain's engine seals and makes final in one step; a block about every second (read 11 November 2026)
Source
the order's record: the seventh of the thirteen primitives
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Final Architecture, section 11: thirty confirmations, then one hundred

Article 7 · Ruled by the record

How a halving pool ends

A halving pool ends. The builders' 80,000,000 is released 40, 20, 10 and 5 million in four epochs of four years, and its last 5 million across years 17 to 48. The contributors' 60,000,000 is released 1 million on the first day, then about 29.5, 14.75, 7.4 and 7.35 million. After that the fee carries the same work.

Enforced today
nothing on the chain; the pools are plain accounts (print of 24 September 2026)
Source
the order's record; resolution SC-2026-002, ratified; Heliarch Architecture v1.2
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Whitepaper's tail that halves without end

Article 8 · Ruled by the record

TEKTON

TEKTON is 80,000,000 NVXO, for those who build.

Enforced today
the genesis holds 80,000,000 under that name (print of 24 September 2026)
Source
resolution SC-2026-002, ratified; the order's record
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Declaration's row of 120,000,000; the three descriptions of what a Tekton does, made one in the next edition

Article 9 · Ruled by the record

The founders' part

The founders' part vests by a cliff of one year and then by the halving of sixteen years.

Enforced today
nothing: the genesis holds it in plain accounts with no vesting (print of 24 September 2026)
Source
the bundle's own rule of precedence: the Declaration v1.9 stands above the Sphere Architecture
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Sphere Architecture's twelve months and forty-eight linear

Article 10 · Ruled by the Sovereign

The Master Licensees' reserve

The Master Licensees' reserve of 150,000,000 is two halves. One half, 75,000,000, stands behind the licences, one for each country, and is earned by milestones. The other half, 75,000,000, is The Halving: it serves each region's missions and is released only when three independent kinds of witness agree that a mission was delivered.

Enforced today
nothing: the genesis holds 150,000,000 in one plain account (print of 24 September 2026)
Source
The Sovereign's ruling of 12 November 2026
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Whitepaper's glossary, which calls the whole reserve one halving pool; a sentence on the Licensees in an earlier version of the chain's home

Article 11 · Ruled by the record

Limits are kept by consensus

A limit on validators that the order has ratified is enforced by consensus itself. A limit kept only on paper is not yet a limit.

Enforced today
the count of 180 only; no floor and no cap of the bond are set (record of 10 September 2026)
Source
the order's record; the node charter's card of 10 September 2026: "A number ratified is a number the chain enforces"

Article 12 · Ruled by the record

The words audited, live and mainnet

Nothing of the order is called audited, live or mainnet before it is. Audited means the reports are on the desk, pinned, and are of this chain's contracts.

Enforced today
no report of any audit is in the record of either volume
Source
the law of 22 July 2026; the sealing of the Covenant, 5 July 2026: "A rite's banner must never overclaim"; the order's record
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Final Architecture, section 12.5: "external audits completed"; the Order's "mainnet active since 9 April 2026"

Article 13 · Ruled by the record

The two baskets

The AEGIS basket is the four streams and their vaults. BEDROCK's basket is the eight assets of the reserve. They are two things.

Enforced today
neither stands on the chain: no stream has an address and no reserve address exists (verdict of 17 September 2026)
Source
the verdict of 17 September 2026, section VII; the Sovereign's ruling of 10 September 2026
What earlier papers say that is not so
a paper of 12 November that took them for one

Article 14 · Ruled by the Sovereign

What may be said in public

The names and rounds of the thirteen primitives may stand in public. Their mechanisms, the schedule of LMMRS and the mechanics the Compendium restricts do not.

Enforced today
the chain’s home, the explorer and this documentation carry no restricted mechanic
Source
The Sovereign's ruling of 21 September 2026

Article 15 · Held: not yet ruled

Locked NVXO and the vote

NVXO that is locked for ever never votes in the chain's consensus and is never delegated with voting power.

Enforced today
nothing; the chain has one validator, bonded from the bootstrap pool
Source
No paper of the order answers it yet; it is held for the Sovereign's ruling
What earlier papers say that is not so
the Declaration, section 6, if this article is ratified

Article 16 · Ruled by the Sovereign

The Foundation's lock on the chain itself

The Foundation Treasury holds never less than 352,000,000 NVXO. Consensus checks it at every block and no key can make it otherwise. What the chain's rules pay into the treasury above that floor may leave it, and only by a rule of the chain.

Enforced today
nothing: a plain account that its key could move (print of 24 September 2026); the Tabularium watches the floor from outside the chain
Source
The Sovereign's ruling of 12 November 2026

Article 17 · Ruled by the Sovereign

Validators before a mainnet's name

The chain takes a mainnet's name with no fewer than seven validators, on at least three machines under at least three operators. The path from seven to twenty-one by the first halving is written into the law with its dates.

Enforced today
one validator on one machine (read 12 November 2026)
Source
The Sovereign's ruling of 12 November 2026

Article 18 · Ruled by the Sovereign

The limit on concentration

Consensus enforces the bond's floor of 280,000 and cap of 2,800,000, and holds the top quarter of validators to at most 40% of all stake. The bond's term is not set by this article: it is researched and brought on the validators' day.

Enforced today
the count of 180 only (record of 10 September 2026)
Source
The Sovereign's ruling of 12 November 2026

Article 19 · Ruled by the Sovereign

How The Halving is released

The Halving's 75,000,000 is released as the builders' pool is: 37.5, 18.75, 9.375 and 4.6875 million in four epochs of four years, and a last 4.6875 million across years 17 to 48. What an epoch does not release to witnessed missions passes to the next epoch.

Enforced today
nothing; see article 10
Source
The Sovereign's ruling of 12 November 2026

HELIOS

Ask HELIOS

HELIOS answers here on the order’s own glass, with the figures this page has read. His words are his, and marked as his: they are never a reading.