Shekyl Stats

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Network

Connected
Seed Nodes Active
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Chain

Current Block
0
Target Height
0
Top Block Hash
--
Block Time Target
2 min

Rewards

Last Block Reward
0.000000 SKL
Difficulty
0
Estimated Hash Rate
0 H/s

Supply

Circulating Supply
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Remaining Supply
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Total Burned
0.000000 SKL

Economics

Release Multiplier
0
Burn Rate %
0

Staking

Stake Ratio
0
Staker Pool
0.000000 SKL
Staker Emission Share
0
Total Staked
N/A
Staking Height
N/A
Tier 0 Lock Blocks
N/A
Tier 1 Lock Blocks
N/A
Tier 2 Lock Blocks
N/A

Protocol

Transaction Format
TransactionV3
Membership Proof
FCMP++
Spend Auth
Ed25519 + ML-DSA-65
Confidentiality
Stealth + BP+
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Node

TX Pool Size
0
Database Size
0 B
Node Version
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Sync Status
Syncing

Resources

Download wallets, node software, and developer tools for the Shekyl network.

Active development on dev

Major work in progress — Rust wallet engines, BIP-39 recovery, LWMA-1 difficulty, and staking shard visualization — lands on the dev branch first. Stable releases, downloads, and the documentation browser here track main.

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Shekyl GUI Wallet

Send, receive, mine, and stake — all from one app. No command-line required.

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Private by default

Post-quantum protected

Mine & stake from the app

User Guide
Advanced

Node & CLI Tools

Run your own node, use the CLI wallet, or set up wallet RPC for integrations.

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Full node daemon

CLI wallet

Wallet RPC server

Installation Guide

Wallet & Security Improvements

The wallet stack is being rebuilt for stronger safety and clearer recovery — without changing Shekyl's privacy-by-default promise.

  • Wallet signing, refresh, and key handling move into Rust engines, replacing inherited C++ paths over time.
  • BIP-39 mnemonic backup on mainnet and stagenet — the same 24-word standard used across the industry.
  • Secrets are handled with modern wipe-on-drop discipline as engines land on the development branch.
GUI wallet user guide Wallet RPC reference (integrators)

Build From Source

Shekyl can be built natively on Linux, macOS, and Windows (MSYS2), with support paths for Raspberry Pi and BSD systems.

  • Clone recursively: git clone --recursive https://github.com/Shekyl-Foundation/shekyl-core.git
  • Build default release: make
  • Build static release: make release-static
  • Install the Rust toolchain for PQC-enabled builds; wallet and consensus work on the development branch depends on it.

Helpful references

Installation GuideBuild Targets (Makefile)Documentation Index

Additional Tools

Blockchain Utilities

Advanced command-line tools are available for importing/exporting chains, gathering stats, and pruning blockchain data.

shekyl-blockchain-import / export / stats / prune

Docker

Prefer container workflows? Build and run Shekyl in Docker for reproducible node environments.

docker build -t shekyl .

Quick Links

Start Mining

Learn what mining does for Shekyl and start step-by-step with your own node.

Open mining guide

Start Staking

Understand claim-based staker rewards, activation phases, and how staking economics are tracked.

Open staking guide

Run a Node

Set up `shekyld`, synchronize safely, and operate with proper RPC and network settings.

View node guide

Documentation

Browse technical docs: protocol design, cryptography, RPC references, economics, and contributor guides.

Browse documentation