A roadmap we can prove, not one we merely promise. Last change:
Oxyon builds tools that turn claims into evidence anyone can check. On XYO Layer One
that starts with seeing the network clearly: who produces it, how well, and on what
evidence. From there it becomes proof that real-world observations happened, then
real use with the WinLEW community, then communication people can verify.
Every released milestone below links to something you can open and check today.
Planned work is labelled as planned, and nothing here carries a date we cannot show.
Straight from the status board, which labels everything Oxyon has built — public or not.
How to read it
Three phases, five initiatives.
The phases are the order the work builds in, not dates. Each initiative says how high
a priority it is, how far along its milestones are, and whether any of it can be used
today. Open an initiative to see its milestones, what would count as done, and the
evidence for what is already released.
Priority
Now
The current focus.
Next
Builds on what Now delivers.
Later
Starts when its entry condition is met.
Status
Planned
Agreed and scoped. Not started.
Research
Being investigated or designed. Nothing to use yet.
In development
Being built. Not public yet.
Testing
Usable in public, still changing.
Released
Done and public, with evidence.
Availability
Usable foundations
Something this initiative builds on is public and usable now. The initiative itself is not complete.
Preview
Shown publicly, not yet usable.
Private
Built, not public yet.
Not yet
Nothing to use yet.
Three separate questions: how high a priority it is, how far along it is, and whether you can use any of it today. A Later initiative can already have something usable.
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Phase 1 · Intelligence & Research
See XL1 clearly before building on it: who produces it, how it performs, and what the evidence says.
Initiative 1Now
Oxyon XL1 Intelligence
A network is only as trustworthy as what you can see of it. Live intelligence, producer transparency and network health, with every figure traceable to chain data.
Every public endpoint documented with its fields, limits and freshness
A version in every response, and breaking changes announced in advance
ResearchNetwork health: stalls, anomalies and participation changes
Stalls and unusual block intervals are detected from chain data and shown with the blocks they come from
Changes in who is producing are compared against earlier periods
PlannedHistory beyond the newest 10,000 blocks
Long-range producer and block-time history is available without re-reading the chain on each visit
PlannedEmbeddable network statistics
Other sites can embed live XL1 figures that link back to their evidence
Initiative 4Now
XL1 Producer Observatory
Running producers is how Oxyon learns what really decides XL1 performance. The research is published so anyone can reproduce it — and observing a producer must never slow it down.
ResearchNetwork latency and production-cycle study
Measured polling, candidate-arrival and keep-alive timings, published with their method
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Phase 2 · Proof & Adoption
Turn observations into evidence anyone can check, and put it to real use with a real community.
Initiative 2Next
Proof of Reality
Signed observations with a provenance anyone can follow and a receipt nobody can quietly rewrite, so evidence no longer depends on trusting whoever published it.
Telemetry snapshots are anchored on a schedule by a key authorised for that one purpose
Each new record appears in the Evidence Explorer
PlannedAnchoring on XL1 Mainnet
A Mainnet anchor verifies in the Evidence Explorer exactly as Sequence anchors do
ResearchChain of custody for third-party observations
An observation from someone other than Oxyon can be signed, receipted and followed from source to anchor
Initiative 5Next
WinLEW × XL1 Adoption
Technology matters when people use it. WinLEW is where Oxyon's tools meet a real community — games, verification and rewards — while WinLEW and Oxyon stay separate projects.
A WinLEW initiative. Oxyon supplies tools; WinLEW and Oxyon remain separate projects.
A sender can prove a message was delivered, without revealing its content
PlannedIdentity and communication proofs
Two parties can prove who they communicated with, with privacy safeguards by default
PlannedInteroperability with other XL1 wallets
Messages work between wallets that follow a published format
How they connect
Each step stands on the one before.
Seeing the network clearly comes first; evidence and real use build on it; communication
follows the community. Everything runs on infrastructure Oxyon already operates — and
observing a producer must never slow it down.
GeoProof, Oxyon Wallet, GeoJustice, GeoPresence, GeoAgora and GeoForge continue on
their own tracks. Their next step comes straight from the status board.
Builds the tools on this page: the XL1 Chain Viewer, the Evidence Explorer, GeoProof, Oxyon Wallet and the rest, and runs its own XL1 block producers.
WinLEW
Its own project, with its own token and community, launched in 2024 — the proving ground where much of this was first used. WinLEW initiatives, including WinLEW 3.0, are WinLEW's to describe. More
XYO Network
Builds and runs the XYO Protocol and XYO Layer One (XL1), including its Sequence test network. Oxyon builds on them and helps run XL1 as a block producer; using them does not mean owning them. Oxyon and WinLEW are not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by XYO Network. More
Update history
What changed, and when.
Roadmap published. Status board corrected: XL1 anchoring is experimental on XL1 Sequence; XL1 Chain Viewer and Evidence Explorer added. Status board →
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