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What XE is in one line, fifty words or a hundred. The mark, the colours and the type, ready to download. And who to write to.
What XE is, in three lengths.
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- One line
XE is the network machines run on: every machine gets its own account, and can find, pay, rent and talk to any other, with nobody in the middle.
- Fifty words
XE is a Layer 1 network built for machines and AI agents. Every machine holds its own account, finds others through the network, pays them in fractions of a cent, rents their compute and talks to them directly. Four services, Contracts, Images, Nets and Machines, put it to work.
- A hundred words
XE is a Layer 1 network built for machines and AI agents. Instead of one chain that every payment waits on, XE Lattice gives every account a chain of its own, so payments never queue and cost no fees. On top of that, the network gives every machine an identity it owns, a way to find other machines, a way to rent and lease compute, and a way to message by account. Businesses use four services built on it: XE Contracts, XE Images, XE Nets and XE Machines. XE is open source, runs on machines its owners operate, and is live on testnet.
The facts,
ready to quote.
What XE is and where it stands today, as the docs and the network have it.
- What it is
- A Layer 1 network built for machines and AI agents
- Company
- XE L1 Ltd.
- Founder
- Joseph Denne
- Status
- Live on testnet
- Source
- Open source, on GitHub
- Finality
- 300ms. An agent never waits for a block
- Fee to move value
- Zero. Work is paid for, not the transaction
- Capacity
- 1M+ TPS. With XE Lattice, capacity grows with the network
- The network does
- Identity, Discovery, Payment, Compute and Messaging
- Press contact
- hello@xe.network
One mark, three backgrounds.
White on black, black on orange, orange on white. Give it room, keep it upright, and don’t recolour it.
- White on black
- Black on orange
- Orange on white
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- Don’t recolour it
- Don’t crowd it
Orange, on black and white.
The orange marks the one thing that matters. Everything else is black, white and the greys between.
Geist, and Geist Mono.
Geist for everything people read. Geist Mono, in capitals, for labels and anything a machine would say.