A chain for every account
The XE Lattice gives every account a chain of its own, so accounts never wait on each other. Blocks are written in one exact format on every node and sealed with XE Signatures.
How the lattice worksThe XE Lattice, signed blocks, a first explorer
The first build of the network: a chain for every account, every block sealed by its owner, and representatives who vote only when an account contradicts itself.
16–22 Feb 2026Week 8 · 2026TestnetBy XE Protocol
Consensus only when it’s needed
When an account signs two conflicting blocks, representatives vote with the weight delegated to them, and the block with two thirds of it wins. The rest of the time, nobody votes at all.
How XE agreesEverything else this week
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- ProtocolXE Proof of Work on every block, to keep the network free and spam expensive
- ProtocolDelegation, with voting weight tracked per representative
- NetworkBlocks and votes shared across the peer network, and local peers found on their own
- NetworkSync that brings a new node up to date from the tip of every account
- CLI & APIA REST API for accounts, blocks and pending sends, and a CLI to send, receive and check a balance
- ExplorerA first block explorer and wallet in the browser
WHAT’S NEXT
Coming to this log.
The next doors on the roadmap. The week each one ships, it moves from here into the log.
See the whole roadmap
- Building nowQ2 2027XE Images
Package a workload once. Anyone boots it in one click, and you earn on every boot.
- Building nowQ2 2027Back an operator
Operators publish the share they give backers, paid from real, settled work.
- PlannedQ3 2027XE Nets
Your own network: the same app on your own machines, scheduled by your key alone.
- PlannedQ4 2027Trusted machines
A named operator and a signed contract on the listing, and you can require it.
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