Paxeer-X-Network

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The Paxeer X chain runs EVM execution on Tendermint consensus and carries the , , and modules, which contracts reach through the precompiles at , , and . The LayerX kernel executes and accounts for agent activity deterministically and returns a signed receipt for each activity; its checkpoints settle on the chain through the precompile at . This repository is the Sidiora Labs monorepo for Paxeer X Network: the Paxeer X chain and the LayerX kernel in one repository. Co-location keeps the kernel, the chain

, contracts, and developer surfaces auditable in one place. Each subsystem keeps its own build, release, deployment, and trust boundary. The governing specification is , rendered as ; release notes are in . Try the network The limited beta has not opened yet. The gateway API becomes available when it does. This is a mainnet beta on real value, so there is no faucet for general use; approved developers receive test allocations from the team. To connect to the Paxeer X chain (chain ID

125), use one of the public JSON-RPC names listed in . The wallet, funding, and payments path is . Kernel developers start at the hosted documentation at docs. Build from source The Paxeer X chain node is Go 1. The LayerX kernel is C17 ( in the root ). Agent, human, and platform workspaces use Rust 1. The kernel settlement contracts in use Solidity 0. Replay qualification needs GCC 13, Clang 18, Docker, an amd64 musl runner, and an AArch64 cross-compiler plus

QEMU; see . LayerX kernel targets: Paxeer X chain targets ( , defined in ), without changing directories: runs , kernel tests, a two-build archive comparison, consensus symbol checks, and sanitizer suites. A local pass is not authorization to deploy contracts, move custody, or handle real assets. The developer CLI in installs those transports with and . Architecture Paxeer X Network is one network with two execution domains: the Paxeer X chain node ( , Go) and the LayerX kernel ( , C17), joined by EVM precompiles on one

side and hosted platform services on the other. Rounded boxes are running services, cylinders are durable stores, hexagons are contracts and EVM precompiles (labelled with their address), and plain boxes are modules inside a state machine. Arrows follow the direction data moves: solid arrows submit or write, dotted arrows carry reads, events and proofs. The bridge to Ethereum in detail: each relayer instance holds one attestor key behind a remote signer, journals every observed event and signed transaction before broadcast

, and meets a signature threshold above one by exchanging signatures with other instances. Contributing Read before opening a pull request. Do not disclose a suspected vulnerability in a public issue; follow . Security Report vulnerabilities through GitHub private reporting, as described in . License Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2. Paxeer X Network is developed by Sidiora Labs.