Decks
Two briefings, one set of facts. The investor deck makes the argument in twenty-one slides, one diagram or table each: why a settlement chain has to be permissionless, private and post-quantum at once, the markets that confidentiality opens, what the testnet measures, and where demand for the token comes from. The technical deck is the same argument with the architecture, the cryptography, the proof system and the token design in full, for due diligence. Every figure is measured on testnet chain 17 or cited to its source, and dated.
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Investor briefing
12 slides · Version 4
The investor briefing: the problem with public blockchains, how Rand answers it, what runs on testnet chain 17 today, the markets confidentiality opens, the token, the risks and the seed ask, in 21 slides.
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Technical briefing
19 slides · Version 4
The technical briefing for due diligence: what runs on chain 17 at v0.6.3, architecture, cryptography, the zkVM, consensus, the reserve, who operates what, security posture, delegated proving, the markets, the token design, the risks, the raise, and an appendix of the 48 design rulings with their sources, in 56 slides.
- 01The thesis
- 02The protocol
- 03The markets
- 04The token
- 05Execution
- 06Appendix
- 07Design FAQ
Reading online
The arrow keys move between slides, g shows every slide at once and f fills the screen. On a phone the deck reads as one page, top to bottom. Printing gives one slide a page.
Sharing a slide
Each slide has its own address: the number after the hash. /decks/investor#13 opens the allocation, and the link a reader copies from the address bar opens the slide they were on.
The files
The PDF is the reference rendering, with the fonts embedded. The PowerPoint is native and editable; it renders as designed once Inter, Departure Mono and JetBrains Mono are installed, and falls back to Arial otherwise. Web, PDF and PowerPoint are generated from one source.