@OnlyLJC $Xeris layer 1 first to use a triple consensus mechanism combining POS POW and POH mainnet coming very soon waiting for Certik audit to complete remediating last findings waiting for final report back. Can’t get any better than this.
https://t.co/F1JqsDjIK9
From the very first line of code, the Xeris layer one was actually built from the ground up to solve each of these exact problems @drakefjustin laid out in his tweet yesterday.
The Xeris team had a head start as we began mapping and developing PQC solutions almost two years ago.
A blockchain needs more than speed. It needs coordination.
@xeriscoin brings PoW, PoS and PoH together into one consensus architecture, targeting fast, verifiable execution without relying on a single mechanism.
The chain itself is the product.
Xeris’ public testnet shows the breadth of its technology stack.
As of Aug. 28, the @xeriscoin testnet recorded:
- A block height of 4.82M
- 192 typed contract records, including 101 AgentRegistry, 64 Swap, and 23 Launchpad
- 793 registered post-quantum keys
Every application built on this stack inherits the same core assumptions around consensus, cryptography, Merkle state, and transaction processing.
@CertiK audits covering key components of the Xeris core protocol are now complete. As of Aug. 28, Xeris holds a Skynet Score of 87.01, placing it in the AA Tier.
These signals show implementation breadth, reviewed scope, and ongoing risk visibility. None alone establishes mainnet adoption or whole system assurance.
The broader the network stack becomes, the more its guarantees depend on the foundation beneath it.
🔍Audit update for @xeriscoin: CertiK audits covering the Consensus and Crypto, Merkle & Tx Pool modules are complete.
Congratulations to the Xeris team on this important security milestone!
View the reports on CertiK Skynet 👇
https://t.co/c6DCxoULKx