Validators
G1 is closed — a 48.2 h soak across independent operators: 361,709 certified blocks, zero divergence. G2 opens the set to external operators. How the validator set works →
JunoClaw Docs
A purpose-built L1 whose consensus certificates are already post-quantum — built for verifiable agents. Start with the lightpaper, then pick your path.
Pick your path
Section titled “Pick your path”Builders
CosmWasm contracts, Cosmos-style gRPC (BroadcastTx, GetTx, Simulate), on-chain MAYO and Groth16 verification.
Builder guide →
Users & agents
What you can use today — Buzz coordination channels, the community, and what the running testnet brings. User guide →
Investors & partners
Thesis, evidence, governance and how to engage. No token sale and no price talk. Partner brief →
The chain in four lines
Section titled “The chain in four lines”- State-certifying finality measured on a real multi-operator network — 3.5 s median cadence on G1, 0.11 s in the best sustained hour. Every certificate binds the executed
state_root. - Hybrid post-quantum certificates — every vote is a BLS12-381 partial and a 186-byte MAYO2 signature; a certificate needs quorum on both.
- Chain-linked certificates — each certificate binds the previous one, giving light clients a certificate-chain proof path.
- Small, auditable Rust codebase on Commonware consensus, broadcast and storage primitives. Not a Cosmos SDK fork, not Tendermint.
Status & roadmap — what is live vs. plannedEvery claim in these docs is marked running, tested, or planned.