DecentralChainDecentralChain
  • Technologysubmenu
    Why DecentralChainWhat sets this chain apartHow the chain worksPublic blocks, public validatorsBlockchain featuresWhat is on, what is being voted onFinalityThe rollback bound, and what is unverifiedRIDEContracts that cannot run foreverFor machinesUnsigned transactions and RIDE in processSolana bridgePhantom and Solflare, mainnet onlyNetwork statusHeight, sync and peers, read live
  • Ecosystemsubmenu
    DCC public saleOpens 26 SeptemberDecentralCoinSupply, allocation and tokenomicsDecentral.ExchangeexternalDecentralPropDecentralScansoonCubensis ConnectDecentralAmericasoon
  • Developerssubmenu
    QuickstartRead, compile and composeREST APIEvery endpoint, no key, no accountSDK packages19 on npm, 5 in the workspaceSigningAuthorising without custodyMCP & AgentsThe chain, and the tools we have builtDecentralChain NodeRun a validator, and what LPoS pays
  • Communitysubmenu
    ChannelsTelegram, X and the reposDCC AirdropAllocated, not yet arrangedGovernanceWho can actually decide anythingBrand kitThe mark, and how to use it
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DecentralChainDecentralChain

An open Layer-1 with Leased Proof of Stake.

Native token: DecentralCoin (DCC)

Fixed supply 100,000,000 DCC
Minted at genesis, never inflated

  • X
  • GitHub
  • Telegram

Build

  • Quickstart
  • REST API
  • SDK packages
  • Signing
  • MCP & Agents
  • Documentation

Ecosystem

  • DCC public sale
  • DecentralCoin
  • Decentral.Exchange
  • DecentralProp
  • DecentralSwap
  • Cubensis Connect

Network

  • Blockchain features
  • Finality
  • RIDE
  • Solana bridge
  • Run a node
  • Network status

Project

  • Community
  • DCC Airdrop
  • Governance
  • Brand kit
  • GitHub
mainnetHeight—Node—read from your browser
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Community

Where the work
happens in the open

Every channel below is public and every repository is readable without an account. Governance is settled on chain rather than in a chat room, but this is where the arguments happen first.

Channels

Six places, and
none of them gated

No application, no allowlist, no token gate. Report a vulnerability privately instead — that one goes to info@decentralchain.io, never to a public channel.

Telegram

t.me/decentralchain

The main channel. Announcements, questions, and the fastest route to someone who can answer.

Telegram

t.me/decentralexchange

Trading and the exchange specifically, rather than the protocol.

X

@decentralchain

Release notes and short updates.

GitHub

Decentral-America

The monorepo, the SDKs, the node, and every issue thread. Licences differ per repository.

Documentation

Decentral-America/docs

The RIDE reference and chain concepts, localised into eleven languages.

One thing that does not belong in a public channel

Security vulnerabilities. Posting one publicly puts every holder at risk during the window before a patch ships. Email info@decentralchain.io instead — acknowledgement inside 48 hours, and the full policy is on the security page.