TXZ is a Proof-of-Work blockchain designed with an emphasis on deterministic behavior, conservative security assumptions, and long-term operational sustainability. The protocol prioritizes correctness, auditability, and resilience against common consensus and network-layer attacks.
This document describes the system architecture, monetary design, treasury mechanism, and security considerations without making claims regarding financial performance or value.
TXZ uses Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus.
PoW was selected due to its long operational history, resistance to Sybil attacks, and independence from identity-based trust assumptions.
TXZ uses a fixed block reward model with no scheduled halvings. Each block reward is enforced at the protocol level:
The treasury is implemented as a consensus-enforced output in each coinbase transaction.
Treasury funds may be used for protocol maintenance, infrastructure, security audits, and open-source development.
Newly mined outputs are subject to a coinbase maturity period before they can be spent.
TXZ nodes operate in a peer-to-peer network with connection limits, misbehavior scoring, and optional privacy routing.
All blockchain data is protected by cryptographic hashes and Merkle trees. Nodes reject invalid blocks and transactions at all stages.
TXZ software is open-source, reproducible, and designed to minimize consensus-critical complexity.
Use of TXZ software involves inherent risks, including software defects, network attacks, consensus failures, and user error. Participants are responsible for understanding and managing these risks.
TXZ is a conservative Proof-of-Work blockchain focused on correctness, transparency, and long-term operational security.
Its design avoids reliance on trust, promises, or discretionary control.
This document is provided for informational and technical purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice, investment solicitation, or a guarantee of any outcome.