Aletheia
AletheiaChain is Aletheia’s public ledger, the stablechain that holds its currencies. It runs today as Mainnet Beta and reference implementation, designed for 500 ms slots with deterministic finality, a fixed fee schedule, and native registries for statutes, companies and public spending.
Built for Constitutional Governance
Unlike speculative public blockchains, AletheiaChain is designed as a high-integrity public utility with no congestion pricing.
Fixed Fee Schedule
Fees are execution units at a fixed price per unit, in AEY or ALnT, set by governance and never auctioned. Citizens and enterprises never meet fee spikes in busy periods.
State Validator Consensus
Validators would be physically separated across several sites, with keys held in hardware security modules so that no single party can interfere.
Native Legal Smart Contracts
Standard built-in primitives for commercial arbitration, company incorporation and public-key registration.
Mainnet Beta — Reference Implementation
AletheiaChain runs today as Mainnet Beta, its reference implementation. It carries no real value. No AEY or other asset is issued, sold or offered to the public. Read-only access is provided for transparency and review.
Endpoints
Network identity
Native assets
Identifier formats
Examples shown with valid checksums. Hashes and state roots are 64 lowercase hexadecimal characters. Aletheia never uses the 0x prefix: wallets and the RPC refuse it.