Over the past two years, I’ve been designing a blockchain protocol from scratch — with zk-Rollups, post-quantum encryption (Kyber + Dilithium), AI-based gas optimization, and DAG sharding.<p>It’s called KAELIT.<p>No token. No presale. No VC.
Just architecture, vision, and conviction.<p>Here’s the GitHub architecture repo if you’re curious:
github[dot]com/KAELITcom/-kaelit-research<p>(Replace [dot] with "." — HN blocks GitHub for new accounts)
Sounds like a pretty fun project to build. And bootstrapping it is nice. Hope my feedback doesn't come across as too harsh:<p>Not open sourcing code or fundamentals of the design is a non starter for anyone wanting to get involved. Are validators running your DRMed binary or something? You don't explain the design in enough depth for anyone to seriously evaluate it.<p>Transformer models predicting gas seems far too complicated for something that is not a real problem. And I would be concerned trusting today's AI models with selecting things like epoch cycle parameter. Overall the AI component sounds like both an unnecessary over complication and a security risk.<p>Embedded AI Agent hooks -- are you using some oracle or making this trustless in some way? The later thing would be quite innovative but much harder.<p>My overall feedback is that there appears to be no significant technical differentiator here. In light of this you are holding yourself back by not open sourcing.
Thanks for checking this out — happy to answer any questions or technical feedback.<p>No token, no presale, no marketing.
Just architecture, vision, and conviction.