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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

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Build

  • Quickstart
  • REST API
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  • Signing
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Ecosystem

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

Network

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

Project

  • Community
  • DCC Airdrop
  • Governance
  • Brand kit
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Documentation

The DecentralChain
manual

The protocol written out in full: the language, the data structures, the transaction formats and the rules a node applies. This is the source of truth for how the chain works, and it is published here rather than on a separate documentation site.
Chapters3Pages18

Introduction

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DecentralChain

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  • Blockarrow
  • Nodearrow
  • Orderarrow
  • Oraclearrow
  • Mainnet, Testnet, Stagenetarrow
  • Protocolarrow
  • Binary Formatarrow

RIDE language

  • Syntax Basicsarrow
  • Data Typesarrow
  • Functionsarrow
  • Script Typesarrow
  • Structuresarrow
  • Iterations with FOLD<N>arrow
  • dApp-to-App Invocationarrow

Reference

Pages that answer what the network is doing now rather than how it is specified. The ones marked live read their figures from a mainnet node while you look at them.

REST APIliveEvery endpoint, called against mainnet.SDK packages19 on npm, 5 in the workspace.Blockchain featuresliveWhat is on, what is being voted on.Network statusliveHeight, sync and peers.Run a nodeHardware, install, ports and peers.GovernanceWho can actually decide anything.

For agents

Every page here is also served as Markdown at the same URL with .md appended, without the site around it. /llms.txt indexes the whole manual, and /llms-full.txt is all of it in one document.

The manual is converted from the reStructuredText in the Decentral-America/docs repository, which is where it is edited. Corrections belong there, and this site is regenerated from it.

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