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Status
LayerX is under active development and release qualification.
| Milestone | Status | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Source publication | ✅ Complete | August 2026 |
| Limited beta opens | 🔜 Upcoming | September 7, 2026 |
| Public RPC endpoint | ⏳ Pending | After qualification |
| Open-source license | ⏳ Pending | After qualification |
- Source code: Open for inspection and security review under temporary source-available terms
- Repository: Full LayerX + Paxeer monorepo at github.com/Sidiora-Labs/LayerX-Protocol
- Documentation: Protocol specifications, design documents, contributing guidelines, and qualification evidence
- Build system: Complete build, test, and qualification infrastructure
This repository contains both LayerX and Paxeer Network as a unified ecosystem monorepo:
- LayerX builds, releases, and qualifies independently at the repository root
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Paxeer Network builds, releases, and qualifies independently under
paxeer-network/ - See
docs/MONOREPO.mdfor details on build boundaries, release tags, and trust separation
- Public RPC endpoint: No public LayerX node is accessible yet
- Production deployment: No mainnet or production environment is live
- Deployment license: Current license permits inspection only, not deployment or redistribution
Limited beta opens September 7, 2026. Limited beta does not mean production-ready. The system remains under qualification, and breaking changes may still occur.
LayerX charges a base fee of 5,000 µUSDX per activity (approximately ½¢) for network operation, sequencing, and data availability. Congestion applies a 1×–64× multiplier measured from network load. This is not zero-fee; it reflects the real cost of operating a deterministic accounting network with data availability and replay guarantees.
LayerX qualification is layered by risk. The authoritative acceptance criteria and current completion state are in docs/QUALIFICATION.md and spec/layerx-protocol/tasks.md.
Paxeer has its own independent qualification gates (make paxeer-ci, make monorepo-ci). Paxeer qualification is separate from LayerX qualification—one does not imply the other.
LayerX is currently available under temporary source-available terms that permit inspection and security review but do not grant deployment rights.
Sidiora Labs intends to publish LayerX under an open-source license after protocol development and release qualification are complete. No timeline has been announced for that transition.
Now:
- Inspect the source code
- Review the specifications and design documents
- Report security issues via SECURITY.md
After qualification:
- Use LayerX in production environments
- Deploy your own nodes (when deployment license is available)
- Build agent applications on top of LayerX
LayerX is developed by Sidiora Labs. For questions or support, see SUPPORT.md.