Kalyx explorer
Quantum proof · proof of stake · this machine
The chain,
as the node tells it.
Blocks, accounts, and the stake allowed to propose. There is no price on this page. The node stays on localhost.
How to read a row
A block is one turn that made it into the execution chain. The slot clock is about ten seconds, and eight slots make an epoch. If a validator misses its turn, that slot is empty. An empty slot has no row here.
The fee recipient is the address paid the tip. Nobody mined the block. Stake picked the speaker. Burned is the gas that was used, times the base fee. That part of the fee is destroyed. The tip is separate, and it goes to the fee recipient.
An account is written KAL, then 40 hex characters. That is 20 bytes. One KALYX is 1018 of the integer the node returns. Validator keys are ML-DSA-87: a public key of 2,592 bytes and a signature of 4,627 bytes. An ordinary account can still sign with XMSS. The transaction page shows the length the node actually returned.