Abstract

PezkuwiChain is a sovereign public blockchain built to carry the functions of a state: a citizen register, elected institutions, a treasury, a currency, and courts. It is not a company issuing a token. Its constitution is its runtime, its statute book is its pallet set, and its separation of powers is enforced by the type system rather than by promise.

Two properties distinguish it. First, there are two electorates and they are deliberately different. Matters of the state — citizenship, offices, the register — are decided by counting citizens, one person one vote, on a chain where a token balance buys nothing. Matters of the network — parameters, upgrades, the treasury of last resort — are decided by stake, on the relay chain. Neither can vote in the other's house.

Second, money and the authority to move it live on different chains. Every fund sits on the Asset Hub. Every authority to draw from it sits on the People chain. A payment is a cross-chain message from an office to a vault, and the vault's own configuration names the one chain it will listen to. An officeholder cannot reach the money by holding a key; they reach it by holding an office, and the office is an entry in a register that citizens elect.

This document describes the system as it is written. Every figure in it is taken from the source.