A read-only ledger you can check yourself.
This explorer reads the EgalChain chain over public RPC and shows it back to you. It asks for no keys it does not need. Where a number can be recomputed from the chain itself, you can recompute it here, in your own browser. This is testnet — the numbers below are real chain data from a test network, not a production launch.
Reserve ratio
EGL reserve … backing ES in circulation ….
How to read this number 333% is the lending floor the protocol holds against the loan buffer — not a cap, and not a fiat peg. There is no fiat peg. Every ES is backed by EGL at the moment it is converted; an earlier two-class accounting has been retired, and the ISU fee counters that remain are kept only for the audit trail. Supply approaches roughly 551M EGL as an asymptote, never a hard cap. This is testnet.
Emission & supply
Block reward splits 33% finder / 52% community / 10% dividend / 5% humanitarian matching — an immutable constitutional ratio. Supply approaches ~551M EGL asymptotically (tail emission never stops). No 3D curve here: the numbers reconcile against the protocol's own constants.
Recent on-chain activity
Signed operations are credit, governance and settlement instructions executed at each block. On testnet, blocks are often empty.
Composite state root
This single hash commits the whole chain state — ten Merkle Sum Trees (mining, reserve, credit, guarantee, poll, witness, fund, bridge-reserve, constitutional, entity) folded into one SHA-256 root. Any change to any record, however small, changes this root. Verify it yourself in Miners →
Blocks
Recent blocks, newest first. Heights, rewards and transaction counts are right-aligned monospace; each hash is truncated in the middle and copies in full on click.
| Height | Time | Reward | Txs | Hash |
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Miners
Look up a miner by 64-character spend public key to see its community balance, claimable reward, shares and credit position. This is a public on-chain identifier — no private key is ever asked for.
Don't take the chain's word — or this page's word — for your balance. EgalChain commits every record into a Merkle Sum Tree, and ten of those trees fold into one composite state root per block. Pick a tree, fetch its proof, and the page recomputes the root in your browser with plain SHA-256. If the recomputed root matches the block's published root, the record is genuinely in the chain.
Enter a miner public key above, then verify that its rewards are recorded in this tree.
Copy-paste verification recipe
curl -s https://testnet.egalchain.xyz/json_rpc -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":"0","method":"egalchain_get_mst_proof","params":{"tree_type":"mining","miner_spend_pub":"<64-hex>"}}'
# Then in any SHA-256 tool, reproduce:
node = SHA256( leaf_hash || u64le(leaf_sum) )
for elem in path: node = (elem.direction=="right") ? SHA256(node.h||u64le(node.s)||elem.h||u64le(elem.s)) : SHA256(elem.h||u64le(elem.s)||node.h||u64le(node.s)) ; node.s = saturating_add(node.s, elem.s)
composite = SHA256( concat(root_i.h || u64le(root_i.s) for i in 0..9) )
# It must equal proof.composite_root. This page does exactly this — read the source.
What this does NOT prove
Egal-Credit
Cooperative credit, in numbers. The reserve ratio headlines as a dated, falsifiable figure; the rest are plain mono numbers you can reconcile against the protocol's constants. No gauges, no dials.
Reserve ratio?
Methodology 333% is the lending floor the protocol holds against the loan buffer — not a cap, and not a fiat peg. There is no fiat peg. Every ES is backed by EGL at the moment it is converted; an earlier two-class accounting has been retired, and the ISU fee counters that remain are kept only for the audit trail. Supply approaches roughly 551M EGL as an asymptote, never a hard cap. This is testnet.
Credit statistics
Merkle Sum Tree roots?
| Tree | Root |
|---|---|
| Mining | |
| Reserve | |
| Credit | |
| Guarantee | |
| Poll | |
| Witness | |
| Fund | |
| Bridge reserve | |
| Constitutional | |
| Entity | |
| Composite (SHA-256, 400B) |
World Poll?
An on-chain registry of opinion. One passport equals one vote — a Sybil-resistant identity layer counts each person once, without storing who they are.
EgalWitness
Citizen testimonies committed on-chain. Each carries a document fingerprint, not the document itself — a proof that a file existed, not a viewer for sensitive material. Authors are never shown and never exported.
EgalFund
Humanitarian projects funded by quadratic matching: many small contributions count for more than a few large ones, so breadth of support outweighs depth of pockets. The matching pool is funded by 5% of every block reward.
ES Staking
Stake ES to earn a share of three yield streams — the P2P guarantee fund, the treasury, and matching-pool overflow.
P2P Credit??
Borrowing for non-miners, backed by up to six miner sponsors and priced at the median of their offers. Repayment follows a 90/10 waterfall — principal first, then interest split 90% to sponsors and 10% to the guarantee fund. A four-of-six sponsor vote can close a request (the CUT mechanism). Borrower keys shown here are public on-chain identifiers.
Settlement Layer?
Licensed bridges settle institutional flows over a dual path — cooperative ES or institutional-grade ISU.
Dormant on testnet The settling-institutions registry is empty. Institutional settlement is not live; the machinery exists and is exercised in tests, but no real institution settles here. Treat any rows below as test fixtures.
ISU — Institutional Settlement Unit??
The institutional settlement unit: a settlement instrument minted and burned by a 2-of-3 acquirer multisig, designed to be backed by a custodian's fiat reserve, its fees amplified ten-fold into the community pools.
Dormant on testnet No custodian fiat backs anything here, and no institution settles in ISU. The counters below are forensic test data, not a live settlement system.
Entity Mining
Large operators (masters) link several machines and mine collectively, audited by the acquirer. Their credit base consolidates the master and its linked machines.
Constitutional governance?
A handful of constitutional parameters can only change under a 75% supermajority, a 50% quorum, a 30-day timelock and an acquirer veto — and here the vote is one miner, one vote.
Governance?
Standard parameters change by quadratic voting, where voting power is the square root of shares — a deliberate brake on concentration. Below: active proposals, whether a governance key is set, and the effective parameter table (default versus effective versus pending).
| Parameter | Default | Effective | Overridden | Pending |
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