A shared foundation, built in Rust.

The AstroLune implementation now lives in a Rust workspace. The earlier C/C++ design and custom contract languages no longer describe the network.

What runs today

Independent validator processes exchange authenticated messages, finalize native-payment blocks with a fixed genesis committee and recover committed state after a restart. Observer nodes verify and relay blocks without holding a consensus key.

The command-line wallet signs payments offline. Explorer reads a connected node's reported finalized blocks and accounts through a bounded, read-only gateway.

What is still being built

Weighted VRF selection, rotating committees, live PoTB weight activation and a production contract runtime remain open engineering work. Existing tests are evidence about implemented behavior, not a claim of independent audit or mainnet readiness.

A network with more than one audience

AstroLune is being built for individuals, developers and companies. The first useful interactions are deliberately concrete: send a test payment, inspect a block, run a node and integrate an application.

Explore the documentation for the current implementation status and a reproducible local-network setup.