Network facts
This section states how the network is configured and how to check it yourself. It makes no claims about price or future value.
Configuration
Section titled “Configuration”- Nexus tokenomics: block time, issuance schedule,
and supply as configured. The values that define Nexus have one canonical
home,
NexusGenesis.swiftinlattice-node. - Fees and majority-reorg cost: how fees are set and what reversing history costs an attacker.
- Specification: the normative consensus rules.
Security evidence
Section titled “Security evidence”- Adversarial security: the no-finality attack analysis.
- Reproducible builds and release verification: how to check that a binary matches its source.
- Correctness invariants: what the node guarantees, each with the check or test that enforces it.
Live state
Section titled “Live state”The explorer reads chain heights, blocks, and transactions directly from public nodes. Any node’s HTTP API answers the same questions.
Status
Section titled “Status”Lattice is pre-1.0 software. Chains have no finality, and a launched chain’s rules cannot be changed.