Technology
Why DecentralChainWhat sets this chain apart How the chain worksPublic blocks, public validators Blockchain featuresWhat is on, what is being voted on FinalityThe rollback bound, and what is unverified RIDEContracts that cannot run forever For machinesUnsigned transactions and RIDE in process Solana bridgePhantom and Solflare, mainnet only Network statusHeight, sync and peers, read live
Ecosystem
DCC public saleOpens 26 September DecentralCoinSupply, allocation and tokenomics Decentral.Exchange DecentralPropDecentralScansoonCubensis ConnectDecentralAmericasoon
Developers
QuickstartRead, compile and compose REST APIEvery endpoint, no key, no account SDK packages19 on npm, 5 in the workspace SigningAuthorising without custody MCP & AgentsThe chain, and the tools we have built DecentralChain NodeRun a validator, and what LPoS pays
Community
ChannelsTelegram, X and the repos DCC AirdropAllocated, not yet arranged GovernanceWho can actually decide anything Brand kitThe mark, and how to use it
Documentation

DecentralChain

An open Layer-1 with Leased Proof of Stake.

Native token: DecentralCoin (DCC)

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

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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Manual

RIDE language

7 sections of the DecentralChain manual, converted from the source in the docs repository.

Sections7

Syntax BasicsEvery Ride script should start with directives for the compiler. The directives define the script format and available functions, structures and…
Data TypesFor each value, depending on the data type, the weight is determined. The weight is used in limitations on creating and comparing values. For more…
FunctionsFunctions in Ride are declared with func, function must be declared above the place of its usage. When declaring a function to the right of the "=" sign…
Script TypesThere are three types of scripts: Features of each script type are described in the table. dApp script enables you to define callable functions that can…
StructuresAll structures in Ride are built-in — you cannot create your own structures. All structures have constructors. Let's see an example of a code that creates…
Iterations with FOLD<N>FOLD<N> macro makes it possible to implement operations on a list of values such as sum, filter, map, zip, exists, etc. The macro behaves like the fold or…
dApp-to-App InvocationA dApp callable function can invoke a callable function of another dApp, or another callable function of the same dApp, or even itself. The invocation is…

Elsewhere on this site

RIDE on DecentralChainWhat the language guarantees, and why a script is priced before it deploys.SDK packagesThe compiler and the SDKs, published to npm and runnable in a browser.