Wallets held by a group of keys
A multisig account needs M of its N keys to spend, and one to receive. Its keys can be rotated without moving the money, and the explorer shows who holds it.
Read the docsMultisig wallets, the testnet token model, a fresh testnet
Accounts can be held by a group of keys, the testnet moved to its token model with a one-time mint of XE, and the network was redeployed on five nodes.
13–19 Apr 2026Week 16 · 2026TestnetBy XE Protocol, XE Team
The testnet’s token model
XE is minted once, in a genesis block, and can’t be claimed any more. The faucet gives 100 XUSD a day per account, and voting weight now follows XUSD, so anyone on the testnet can take part.
About the XE tokenEverything else this week
1breaking4new1improvedNew3
- CLI & APIOpen and rotate a multisig account, and read its keyset, over the API
- ExplorerAn “M of N” badge on multisig accounts, their keysets, and every signature on a block
- NetworkThe testnet wiped and redeployed: three core nodes in London, Frankfurt and New York, and two providers
Improved1
- CLI & API
xe fundclaims 100 XUSD in one go
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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