Core Concepts
This section explains the fundamental ideas behind the XChain Protocol. Each document is self-contained and scales from high-level overviews to technical depth — start with what you need and follow the cross-references.
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| Metalayer | How XChain runs above existing blockchains without sidechains or bridges |
| Actions | What ACTIONs are and how they drive every state change on the platform |
| Tokens | The XChain token model — supply, decimals, ownership, and locking rules |
| Ledger | Double-entry accounting model underlying all balance and ownership tracking |
| Encoding | How ACTION data is embedded in blockchain transactions via AES-128-CTR obfuscation |
| Cross-Chain | How XChain coordinates token swaps across Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin |
| Gas | The XCHAIN fee token — what it is, how it works, and why it exists |
| Security Model | Threat model, trust assumptions, and protocol-level security guarantees |
| Smart Contracts | Programmable contract layer — sandboxed JavaScript VM with gas metering that orchestrates existing ACTIONs |
| Block Hashes | Per-block cryptographic hashes (ledger, actions, contracts) for state verification and integrity checking |
| Scope and Non-Goals | What XChain deliberately is and is not — design boundaries, current limitations, and when to choose it |
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