ZERONE
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01 The mainnet record

The record
is live.

Read the chain as it is. Hold your own keys. Watch each ZRN issuance, block by witnessed block.

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Block — Finding the chain…
Chainzerone-1
StateChecking
Issued supplyON-CHAIN
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ZRN issued of 222,222,222 hard cap

Validators02
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Reading the active set

Node peers03
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Reading the public node

Liquidity pools04
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Reading the AMM module

02 Your keys, your ZRN

Wallet

Connect Keplr to see your mainnet balance. Your seed never touches this site; every transaction is shown and signed inside your wallet. Passport-issued accounts began as shared custody because the onboarding operator retained a copy of the key.

Bring your own key.

Connect an existing zrn1… account. This site takes no custody and needs no login.

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03 On-chain markets

Liquidity

Constant-product pools, protocol-native and fully readable. Governance grants one-shot counter-denom admission and controls lifecycle status; allowlisted creators sign and fund pool creation.

Default swap fee—
Protocol skim—
Minimum initial ZRN—
Maximum open pools—
Minimum reserve / side—
Billing oracle — Reading quote allowlist
Pending one-shot denom grants — Consumed after successful creation
Approved pool creators — Reading creator allowlist

Reading the query-reported TWAP retention/default and oracle boundary.

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04 The chain keeps

Latest blocks

Fresh headers from the public CometBFT node. No indexer in between.

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05 Verify, don't trust

Network

Zerone began with a disclosed 13,555 ZRN genesis. New supply is minted through participation-gated work and bootstrap claims, under a fixed cap.

zerone-1
Native denom
uzrn · 6 decimals
Address prefix
zrn
Minimum gas price
1 uzrn / gas
Target block time
≈ 2.5 seconds
Consensus
CometBFT 0.38
Network started
8 July 2026
Observe network ↗ Read the paper ↗
06 Constructive intelligence · 技能樹

Constructive intelligence

Trace the mathematics, cryptographic primitives, assurance work, and industrial protocols behind Zerone’s experimental curriculum. This static standard grants no qualification and activates no reward.

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v0 Life sciences overlay · 生命技能樹

Molecules → folds → expression.

A separate, digest-bound shadow graph for biomolecules, protein folding, and gene expression. It is Green-only, creates no reward or KARMA magnitude, and treats every inference boundary as part of the skill.

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Q1 Quantum physics · Season 1

Decoder garden

A hash-bound extension from proofcraft to quantum error correction, with exact BB fixtures and per-cell confidence gates, retrospective breakthrough evidence, a founderless unfunded reward template, and KARMA held outside money and voting power.

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Math Frontier · experimental v0

Where proofcraft reaches the frontier.

Follow a mathematics-first research path from constructive foundations to independently checkable frontier work. This is a static map: rewards, recognition, ranking, and governance power are all inactive.

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07 Life science · epigenetics · 技能樹

The living garden

Grow from consent and experimental integrity through molecular measurement, causal challenge, independent reproduction, and bounded breakthrough quests. KARMA recognises relationships; it grants no rank, ownership, reward, or governing power here.

Growing the reviewed epigenetics graph…

FC-0 Frontier Commons

The Reversible Hello

An invitation, not enrollment. Inspect Zerone without creating membership, endorsement, voluntary research-data submission, wallet dependency, a score, or a governed subject. FC-0 is set—and honestly not yet met.

Membership0
Money0
Authority0
FC-0 checks passed0 / 4
The promise

Come closer without surrendering agency; leave without losing ordinary public access; contribute without gaining or surrendering governing authority.

FC-0’s normative rule is that declining, pausing, remaining silent, protecting privacy, or exiting creates no negative KARMA or loss of ordinary public access. Independent remedies are not yet available.
Progressive consent

Each step is separate.

  1. 01 · available now Observe

    Read the public source and standards. Closing ends active interaction; ordinary hosting and security logs may persist.

  2. 02 · available now Verify & fork

    Hash-check and fork licensed repository works without creating membership or a service relationship.

  3. 03 · separate diligence Public source contribution

    No complete institutional contribution, confidentiality, IP, or appeal lane exists yet.

  4. 04 · standard only Reproduce or challenge

    Inspect the evidence vocabulary; no live case intake, adjudication, or reward service exists.

  5. 05 · inactive Sponsor

    FC-0 accepts no money. Funding can never buy truth, naming rights, KARMA, or voice.

  6. 06 · inactive Govern

    Founding, funding, tokens, usage, lab size, and KARMA create no office or vote.

Reasoning ladder

Being → institution → person

  1. R0Being & agency

    Beings are ends, not acquisition targets. Inspection transfers no agency to Zerone.

  2. R1Epistemic pluralism

    Reproduction, contradiction, correction, negative findings, and uncertainty strengthen knowledge.

  3. R2Artifacts over status

    Declared evidence outranks prestige, wealth, popularity, employer, or lab size.

  4. R3Commons & provenance

    Reuse public works without seizing private inputs, data, weights, prompts, or IP.

  5. R4Interoperability & optionality

    A useful interface adds options, avoids custody, and keeps exit cheap.

  6. R5Institutional science

    Consent, safety, ethics, and authorization precede evidence, recognition, or funding.

  7. R6Corporate risk & value

    Begin with a measurable, no-enrollment inspection before contracts, integration, or exposure.

  8. R7Personal agency & craft

    People retain dignity, dissent, attribution choice, rest, privacy, and freedom from scoring.

15 constituency lenses · many roles have a reason to inspect

These are non-exhaustive lenses, never identity boxes or ranks. Rights do not depend on role.

  • Affected beings & publicsConsent and welfare cannot be replaced by lab participation.
  • Boards & fiduciariesBounded inspection with no commitment, transfer, or endorsement.
  • Executives & strategyOptionality without exclusivity or ecosystem dependence.
  • Research leadershipComparable provenance, replication, challenge, and prior-art structures.
  • Scientists, evaluators & correctorsPositive, negative, contradictory, and reproduced results without scalar reputation.
  • Software & research engineersVersioned schemas, digests, validators, and fixtures without wallet lock-in.
  • Safety & securitySee refusal and disclosure limits before exposing a system.
  • Ethics, biosafety & human-subjects reviewersEvidence never supplies its own permission.
  • Data & privacy stewardsNo FC-0 form, account, research-data intake, or participant registry.
  • Legal, IP & complianceExplicit non-membership boundaries and an honest list of missing agreements.
  • Finance, procurement & fundersNo token exposure, payment, treasury dependency, or purchased influence.
  • Operations, communications & policyNo partnership claim, league table, or recruiting obligation.
  • Early-career staff, contractors & techniciansNo unpaid obligation, employer control of KARMA edges involving them, or retaliation for dissent.
  • Independent & smaller labsThe same public surface as the largest institutions, without a membership tax.
  • AI systems, agents & accountable operatorsProvenance without automatic authority, reward balance, or accountability laundering.
11 objections · never rhetorically erased

“Resolved” means resolved for read-only inspection only. A valid objection may remain deferred, out of scope, or a lasting no.

  • Read-only resolvedLock-in & exclusivity
  • Read-only resolvedWallet, token & money
  • Read-only resolvedEndorsement & reputation
  • Separate reviewIP, confidentiality & licensing
  • Separate reviewSecurity & vulnerability reporting
  • Separate reviewPrivacy, hosting & logs
  • Separate reviewData, genomics & research records
  • Out of scopeResearch, clinical & biological authority
  • Separate reviewAntitrust, export, sanctions & law
  • Separate reviewProcurement, sponsorship, insurance & SLA
  • Separate reviewGovernance, capture & control

Static machine-readable specification · 4 FC-0 checks and 9 active-participation gates remain closed · no lab is named as a participant · sha256:322faf0eec5ab22a040fe69545b23bece990e626bca77baf96b101f8f7325862

zerone-1

Send ZRN

Network fee: 0.20 ZRN (200,000 gas × 1 uzrn). Keplr will show the exact recipient, amount, and fee before anything is signed.
Cosmos SDK feegrant

Fee sponsorship

A grant pays network fees only. It cannot sign for you or transfer the sponsor’s ZRN. Sponsored sends always require your Keplr signature.

Available to you

Revoke a known grant

Granter-wide enumeration is deliberately disabled because the current Cosmos query scans the full feegrant store. Enter the exact grantee instead.

Create a bounded grant

Sponsor another account

Allowed transaction types

Creation and sponsored spending remain disabled until the live validator enforces frozen fee granters before fee deduction and direct access to the unindexed issued query is restricted.

Maximum 100 ZRN and 30 days. This transaction costs up to 0.25 ZRN from your wallet and is reviewed in Keplr.
Separate optional phase

Prove address control

Keplr will be asked to sign a text-only challenge using the draft ADR-036 format for the exact connected zrn1… address. No transaction fallback exists.

What this can demonstrate

Control of one Zerone address at the time of signing, bound to this Pi pilot session and a short-lived, single-use challenge.

What this cannot demonstrate

Pi KYC, unique humanity, a Zerone identity, ongoing wallet control, qualification, reward eligibility, or ownership of any Pi wallet.

Check the exact address and challenge in Keplr. Declining leaves both accounts and the dashboard unchanged.

Privacy control

Delete subject-linked pilot data?

This ends every Zerone Pi pilot session associated with the current app-specific subject and removes its active address proof and outstanding challenges. This cannot be undone from this session.

What is deleted

Subject-linked session usernames and token digests, active Zerone address binding, outstanding proof challenges, their challenge-request rate records, and subject-key aliases used during pepper rotation.

What can remain separately or in provider recovery

A keyed subject guard blocks older in-flight authorization for exactly 12 minutes; its row may remain until operator cleanup. Minimal bearer replay commitments are not subject-linked or selectable by this account action. Promoted markers are not eligible for ordinary cleanup and may be retained indefinitely unless a separately approved purge policy replaces that rule. Account-unlinked challenge tombstones remain behind separate security-retention controls. They contain no raw Pi UID, username, bearer, wallet address, or KYC data. Logical deletion may also remain provider-recoverable for up to 30 days on a Workers Paid plan or seven days on a Workers Free plan; the deployed plan decides the window.

A later fresh Pi Sign-in is a new choice and may create new pilot data after the deletion guard accepts that newer authorization. This action addresses only the currently authenticated app-specific subject. If Pi later replaces that UID after app permission is revoked, Zerone will not merge old records by username; inactive records remain governed by the operator retention gate.