“From Origin, With Honor.”
KRAY L2 keeps gas honest forever: 1 KRAY per action, zero decimals, no fee auction. Value comes from utility — creating, moving, verifying — not from draining rewards.
Other chains sell gas in floating dollars. We made the fee a unit of work — so the market finds the true price of using the machine, not a manipulated toll.
Anyone can become a validator. The point is decentralization of verification — not a casino for idle stake.
Mints, collections, posts, apps — actions that leave a signed trail and cost 1 KRAY of attention.
Transfers, swaps, listings, shares — real economic motion that fills blocks with utility, not empty claims.
Re-check Schnorr leaves, Merkle roots, escrow rules, solvency. Anchor sealed truth to Bitcoin. That is the job.
Honor is not a slogan. It is a pipeline you can re-run.
Parent Ordinal binding lives in the signed mint leaf — not as plaintext inside OP_RETURN. Interactive walkthrough →
SOCIAL_ESCROW, DEV_ESCROW,
POOL_ESCROW_* and Treasury are ledger accounts.
Explorer names stay human. Integrity lives in signatures, rules, Merkle roots —
and, over time, published rule hashes so validators can challenge dishonest claims without trusting a label.
Treasury remains valid: it is the eternal fee sink. Gas is not “sent to a random wallet” — it is paid to the protocol fee account.
A checklist for an inevitable, decentralized Origin Layer — reward tied to utility gas, not inflation.
| Leaf | Proven today | Toward fraud-proof |
|---|---|---|
| Gas → Treasury | User signed; +1 KRAY | Fee policy committed on-ledger (1, decimals 0, eternal) |
| Transfer / NFT | Schnorr + nonce + re-verify | Merkle inclusion proofs for light clients |
| Pool swap | User sig + AMM rules in hub | Published AMM transition; challenge bad reserves |
| Social / Dev claim | User signed claim; SYSTEM leaf | rule_hash for escrow predicates |
| Guardian reward | Producer policy from fees | Reward only from Σ block gas; policy hash |
KRAY is not yield.
KRAY is the right to use the machine.
Validators earn by guarding it. Builders make it worth guarding.