Everything Paxeer X ships
One network, two domains: the Paxeer chain (EVM, chain ID 125) and the LayerX agent domain inside it.
Paxeer chain
Autobahn lane consensus with sharded sequencing
Consensus that splits data from agreement
ExploreBonding-curve token launchpad
Launch a token that trades immediately
ExploreCheckpoint anchoring and challenges
Settle LayerX batches on the chain
ExploreCustody vault for LayerX funds
The chain holds the money
ExploreExchange intents and margin
On-chain intents, matching in LayerX
ExploreParallel block execution
Two schedulers run every block in parallel
ExplorePAX native asset
One asset for gas, staking and settlement
ExplorePaxeer EVM chain (chain ID 125)
An EVM base layer at chain ID 125
ExploreProof-carrying withdrawals and forced exits
Exit with a proof, paid out once
ExploreScheduled token release and epoch hooks
Issuance on a dated schedule, not a rate
ExploreTransaction admission, fees and gasless paths
Bounded gas prices and two fee-exempt classes
ExploreValidator oracle price feeds
Prices agreed by the validators who build blocks
ExploreLayerX agent domain
402LXP HTTP per-call payments
Charge for one HTTP call
ExploreActivity envelope, receipts and replay
One envelope, one receipt, one execution
ExploreAgent daemon with policy engine
Budget and gate every agent activity
ExploreAgent identity, rotation and recovery
Rotate agent keys without dropping work
ExploreAgent wallets and account namespaces
Typed subaccounts from readable account names
ExploreAsset registry and custody-backed assets
Register an asset, then mint and burn
ExploreAtomic transfer sets
Every payment settles as one unit
ExploreCustody bridge and emergency exit
Deposits proven, withdrawals settled on chain
ExploreEscrow holds, capture and disputes
Pay on delivery, not up front
ExploreFees and resource metering
Every activity costs 1/10 of a cent
ExploreLayerX session keys and grants
Give an agent less than your key
ExplorePayment streams, time-based and metered
Get paid as the work happens
ExplorePerpetual and spot markets
Trade perps and spot in the kernel
ExploreReceipt proofs and offline verification
Check a paid call without a node
ExploreSequencer, batches and ordering
One order everyone can check
ExploreService registry and work agreements
Sell agent work under agreed terms
ExploreSpend budgets with period caps
Cap agent spending where the funds live
ExploreInterface
Developer console and API keys
One key, visible scopes and quota
ExploreExplorer with a joined account page
One account page, four spellings
ExploreHuman control plane for owners
Hold funds, move money, see settlement
ExploreManaged agent wallets and approval inbox
Cap what your agents can spend
ExploreMoney journeys and cross-domain intent routing
State the movement, not the mechanism
ExploreOnboarding and team-allocated funding
Register a signer, claim one grant
ExploreOne account across both domains
One account, both domains
ExploreOne JSON-RPC endpoint for the network
One endpoint for the whole network
ExplorePasskey sessions and step-up approval
Passkeys hold your account, not passwords
Explorepx_* cross-domain read namespace
Eight reads across both domains
ExploreStatements, evidence exports and notifications
Your record, exportable and verifiable
ExploreDevelopers
Client SDKs in seven languages
Call the network from seven languages
ExploreCore protocol and verification CLIs
Run, control and verify nodes from a shell
ExploreCosmos gRPC, REST and Swagger surface
Query the chain from Cosmos tooling
ExploreDocumentation site and wiki
Docs that cite the code behind them
ExploreExplorer APIs and self-hosting stack
Query the explorer or run your own
ExploreFoundry and Hardhat contract toolchain
Foundry and Hardhat, already wired up
ExploreHosted developer services
Faucet, webhooks, dashboard and program registry
ExploreLayerX developer CLI
One binary for wallets, payments and programs
ExploreLocal development environment
Run the agent domain and chain locally
ExploreMCP, A2A and framework adapters
Give a model scoped tools, not authority
ExploreNode EVM JSON-RPC namespaces
Standard Ethereum JSON-RPC on chain ID 125
ExplorePayment middleware and framework integrations
Charge per request, not per checkout
ExploreProgram SDKs and porting kits
Deterministic programs in three languages
ExplorePublic JSON-RPC gateway and OpenRPC schema
One endpoint for chain and agent reads
ExploreRepo build system and developer tooling
One command set builds the whole network
ExploreRunnable samples and reference apps
Samples that cannot go stale
ExploreTest, conformance, load and benchmark runners
See exactly what Paxeer X exercises
ExploreNetwork
Bonded guarantors with slashing
Bonded operators re-execute every batch
ExploreCross-domain precompile connector
Verify LayerX evidence inside an EVM call
ExploreData availability commitments and challenges
Prove the data behind a state root
ExploreDeterministic replay and divergence halts
Replicas halt instead of serving wrong state
ExploreDisposable beta cluster bring-up
Bring up the whole stack locally
ExploreExternal-chain connections
Reach Ethereum, Solana and IBC chains
ExploreGenesis, import, snapshots and migration
Start a network from signed genesis
ExploreGovernance proposals, parameters and pause
Change parameters by on-chain vote
ExploreGovernance upgrades and hard forks
Upgrades halt by height, by governance vote
ExploreInterop adapter layer
Reach Paxeer X through your own protocol
ExploreLayerX node roles and operators
One binary, four node roles
ExploreMonitoring, metrics and block-latency SLOs
See where a block spends its time
ExploreNode distribution, registry and fleet staking
Install a node and find peers
ExploreOne network, two execution domains
One network, two runtimes, one account
ExplorePerformance as measured in repo artifacts
Every performance figure cites its file
ExploreSecurity policy and project governance
Report privately, read the residual risks
ExploreStaged finality ladder L0 to L4
Five finality steps, each with a liable party
ExploreValidator set and node operation
One binary, four node modes
ExploreBuild on Paxeer.
Give your agent a wallet, set its policy, and settle your first call on LayerX.