Candle Hunter 📈 Web3 Creator • Builder Building On @arc :- LinkPay
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Can you check @RaylsLabs fees and burns yourself, without trusting anyone?
I tried with just the public explorer and the Axyl code. Fees and who gets the tip: checked on 7 real blocks. The daily payout and the 50% burn: not yet.
Video below. Each claim is labeled.
What I couldn't confirm [unconfirmed]
Daily payout to validators: no distribution event on the aggregator in the explorer data (6 logs, no token transfers). System calls may not be indexed.
Burn totals: the transparency portal wouldn't show me its numbers.
Sources
Docs: docs.rayls.com/docs/public-c…
Code: github.com/raylsnetwork/axyl…
Block: explorer.rayls.com/api/v2/bl…
Totals: explorer.rayls.com/api/v2/st…
Sender: explorer.rayls.com/api/v2/ad…
Same URL for blocks 12627733, 536, 510, 444, 315, 278 (prefix 12627)
Data: 16-18 Oct 2026
I built LinkPay on @arc and it's now LIVE on Mainnet.
Testnet ✅
Mainnet ✅
What is it?
Pay anyone with just a link. No copy-pasting long wallet addresses. Create a link, share it on WhatsApp, Telegram or X, and they pay.
"Why not just use a normal wallet?"
Fair question. Wallets work great if you know addresses. Most people don't. A link is something everyone already understands. Perfect for freelancers, creators and small shops.
What's next 👇
🔹 Applying for the Arc grant
🔹 If approved, building my own MetaMask-style wallet with payment links built in
🔹 2 more unique features dropping very soon (can't reveal yet 👀)
Try it on Mainnet :- linkpay-lilac.vercel.app/
Please start with small amounts while we're early.
Honest feedback welcome
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Why does deterministic finality matter for settlement?
short answer:- a bank needs a moment it can call final. "probably final" is not enough. the bis describes legal settlement finality as the point where a transfer becomes "irrevocable and unconditional"
so i read the axyl code behind the @raylslabs public chain and pulled live mainnet blocks to check what "sub-second finality" means in practice
every claim below is tagged: documented, verified in code, measured, or unconfirmed 🧵
The part nobody tweets about: deterministic finality has a price. when it breaks, it stops
on 21 jun 2026 mainnet halted after a bug at the epoch 52 boundary. the postmortem is in the public repo with the cause and the fix (3a71a1a). all 7 validators froze. it doesn't say how long it lasted
credit where due: the postmortem and the halborn audit reports are public
and the guarantee depends on who holds the votes. at launch the committee is run by the rayls foundation. with 7 validators, 2 faulty is survivable, 3 is not (my calc)
holds up: deterministic commit rule, fork halts the engine, ~1.36s block cadence
unconfirmed: sub-second under real load
evidence: github.com/raylsnetwork/axyl @1afb0b4, explorer.rayls.com/api/v2/bl…
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