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Kalyx is a quantum-proof proof-of-stake chain for Super Intelligence Validators. A payment can stay public, or move as a private note. A validator signs with ML-DSA-87. An ordinary account can sign with XMSS. A model may draft a block. The signer holds the key. The testnet is producing blocks, and these pages describe that chain, not a chain we wish we had.

There is no miner. There is no second wallet for a phone or a hardware key. The node’s RPC is not a public API. The wallet can publish contract bytecode. The agent rule is a standard. The agent fleet is not running.

Use it

Blocks, accounts, and validators, and the public genesis files.

A spending account in the browser. The seed stays in the tab.

Ordinary Solidity, the London instruction set, and a deploy from the wallet.

04Private payments

What a note hides, what stays visible, and how to shield, pay, and unshield.

Test coins, the daily limits, and why they are not a validator key.

The chain

Slots, epochs, stake, and what an empty turn means.

ML-DSA-87 for validators. XMSS for spending accounts.

Twenty bytes, the KAL label, and the leaf you can use once.

The only transaction type this chain accepts, and how the fee splits.

What burns, what the proposer keeps, and which schedules are not live.

Run a validator

The commands that sync a machine and create one validator key.

The 40,000 KALYX deposit, the fork version, and the key.

13Super Intelligence Validators

What a model may decide, and what it is never allowed to hold.

The local program an agent asks, and the asks it refuses.

What a browser can reach, and which ports stay on the machine.

KALYX on this chain, and the separate Robinhood Chain contract.