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Constants worth checking before a launch Chain id 21520. Fork 0x10000038. Slot about 10 seconds, epoch 8 slots. Gas limit 30,000,000. Premine 100,000,000 KALYX. Cap 1,000,000,000. Ergon tail 900,000,000, paid only when an answer is included. First era 30 KALYX to the finder and 6 to the validator. Max effective balance 40,000 KALYX. Ejection balance 20,000 KALYX. ML-DSA-87 public key 2,592 bytes, signature 4,627 bytes. Inactivity quotient 16777216.

The validator path, in order Sync an execution client and a beacon from this genesis on chain id 21520. Create one ML-DSA-87 key for fork version 0x10000038. Set a withdrawal account that is an ordinary KAL address. Deposit 40,000 KALYX once a contract exists for this genesis. Wait in a queue that activates at most eight keys per epoch. Point the validator process at that same beacon. The browser wallet is not a step in this list.

What the fee does Each block has a base fee, and that base fee is burned. It is not paid to a treasury. A sender may add a tip, and that tip goes to the proposer. A n ergon payment is separate: new coins, created in the block, not a fee. This genesis starts at 1 gwei. A plain transfer burns about 0.000021 KALYX. KALYX has 18 decimals. Held coins are not burned.

The user path, field by field A spending account is 20 bytes, displayed as KAL plus 40 hex characters. A transfer is type 0x2, signed over nonce, gas limit, max fee, priority fee, recipient, value, and chain id 21520. XMSS accounts consume one leaf when they sign. The node rejects other transaction types instead of rewriting them. Inclusion is an execution-block receipt. Settlement is a later finalized epoch.

How a block is assembled The beacon assigns the slot from active stake. The assigned validator proposes one beacon block whose body carries the execution payload. Other validators attest to the block root they saw. An ergon can ride in that payload and pay the finder. The search does not assign the slot. If the payload never lands, the slot can still advance on the beacon while the execution head waits, and that empty turn mints nothing. $KALYX CA: 0xc928115d65ba633c806ea14ff6d35b9163e0e2b1

Two layers, one chain $Kalyx splits the record into an execution layer and a beacon layer that have to agree. Execution holds accounts, balances, nonces, and transactions. The beacon holds the validator set and decides whose turn it is to propose. A block in the explorer is a turn that made it into the execution record. Reading only one layer will mis-state whether the network is moving. CA: 0xc928115d65ba633c806ea14ff6d35b9163e0e2b1

Stake is the weight A quantum-proof signature does not choose whose turn it is. Stake does. One validator key counts at most 40,000 $KALYX. A new key must deposit that full effective balance before it can enter. If counted stake falls to 20,000 KALYX, the chain can eject the key. At most eight new validators activate in a single epoch. Those three bounds are the door, the floor, and the crowd control. CA: 0xc928115d65ba633c806ea14ff6d35b9163e0e2b1

The public testnet Chain id 21520 is the network that is running. Genesis created 100,000,000 $KALYX and started two validators. Up to 900,000,000 more can be created, and only when a block includes an ergon. The ceiling is 1,000,000,000. A block may hold 30,000,000 gas. One key counts at most 40,000 KALYX. kalyx.si explains the protocol. testnet.kalyx.si is the explorer, the wallet, the faucet, and the Ergon page.