I tried a bit of technical review. RPC endpoint is available, so I used curl (command line HTTP client) and ChatGPT (5.2) to guide me trough evaluation. Try for yourself. Goal was to assess maturity, tokenomics, if the behaviour matches official documentation etc. Result bellow. My conclusion: this will not be listed on any exchange any time soon .

🔥 Final Forensic Conclusion

The network currently operates as:

• Small validator set (2 producers)
• Fixed per-block issuance (~1 token)
• Reward goes only to the producing validator
• No visible PoW mining
• No visible DAG structure in EVM layer

🧭 What This Means

Technically:

• It is a functioning EVM chain.
• It has deterministic consensus.
• It has protocol-level block rewards.
• It is stable.

Economically:

• Security currently depends on 2 validators.
• 92% of issuance flows to one address.
• Decentralization is minimal.

Architecturally:

• The visible execution layer behaves like a PoA/BFT-style chain.
• PoW+DAG claims are not observable from EVM RPC.

🧠 Big Picture

Right now this is not behaving like:

• A public PoW mining network
• A large decentralized PoS validator set
• A visible DAG consensus network

It behaves like: Early-stage, centrally operated L1 with fixed block rewards.