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MARBLE

MARBLE

The native token of the MARBLE Blockchain — a Layer 1 with Proof of History and Tower-style BFT, ~400 ms blocks and near-zero fees.

marbleblockchain.homelinux.com


Where to go

Everything lives on one host. These are the entry points:

I want to… Go to
Open a wallet marbleblockchain.homelinux.com/marble-wallet.html
Swap tokens /swap.html
Bridge from Solana /bridge.html
Look up a transaction /explorer.html
Create a token /token-factory.html
Mint an NFT /nft-creator.html
Launch a project /launchpad.html
Run a node and earn /node.html
Get the wallet, CLI or node software /downloads.html
Read the whitepaper /whitepaper.html
Full tokenomics /tokenomics.html

Community: Discord · X / Twitter


The token

Symbol MARBLE
Decimals 9
Max supply 10,000,000,000
Initial circulating 1,500,000,000
Launch price $0.001
Average transaction fee ~0.000005 MARBLE
Minimum validator stake 100,000 MARBLE
Year 1 inflation 5.00%, decreasing 15% per year to a 1.5% terminal rate

Distribution

Category Share Tokens Vesting
Community & Ecosystem 40% 4,000,000,000 4-year linear release
Foundation Reserve 20% 2,000,000,000 Governance controlled
Team & Advisors 15% 1,500,000,000 1-year cliff, 3-year linear
Early Investors 10% 1,000,000,000 6-month cliff, 2-year linear
Public Sale 10% 1,000,000,000 No lockup
Initial Liquidity 5% 500,000,000 No lockup

What it is used for

  1. Transaction fees — every network operation is paid in MARBLE.
  2. Staking and validation — stake to a validator and earn rewards.
  3. Governance — vote on protocol upgrades, parameters and treasury.
  4. DeFi collateral — lending, liquidity provision, yield farming.

Fee burn

Every fee is split 50% burned / 50% to validators and delegators. At high network usage the burn can outpace emission, making the supply net deflationary.


Building a dApp on MARBLE

The model is the same one Solana developers already know:

  • You clone a template from GitHub and build your dApp client-side.
  • Your dApp talks to the network over JSON-RPC and WebSocket.
  • The server-side code is closed. Nothing you write can modify the node, the consensus or the chain state. You are a client, exactly like every other wallet and explorer on this page.

That boundary is the point: the network stays trustworthy no matter what a dApp developer does.

What you get today

Piece Status
JSON-RPC node, 40+ methods Shipping — MARBLE RPC Node v2.1.0, on /downloads.html
WebSocket subscriptions Included in the RPC node
Metrics endpoint Included in the RPC node
Marble Wallet browser extension v0.1.0, Chrome / Brave / Edge / Firefox
Marble Wallet CLI v1.0.0, Windows x64
Stress test tool v1.0.0 — benchmark throughput and RPC endpoints
Token Factory Live — create a token with name, symbol, supply, decimals; mintable / burnable / freezable flags

Creating a token

Through the Token Factory, no code required:

Cost Amount
Token creation 0.01 MARBLE
Account rent 0.002 MARBLE
Network fee 0.000005 MARBLE
Total ~0.012 MARBLE

Decimal presets: 9 (MARBLE standard), 6 (USDC-like), 18 (ETH-like), 0 (NFT-like).

Running your own node

One command, in Docker, in read-only validator mode — it syncs headers, validates signatures and reports uptime, with no access to chain state, private keys or server code:

docker run -d --name marble-node --restart unless-stopped \
  -e WALLET=YOUR_N_ADDRESS \
  -e NETWORK=mainnet \
  -e RPC_ENDPOINT=<see /node.html> \
  marbleblockchain/node:latest

Register the node at /node.html to start earning. Rewards are credited hourly.


Developer reference — coming next

The connection details a dApp needs are being published as a proper reference in this repository. Until then, take them from /node.html and /downloads.html rather than from this file:

  • public JSON-RPC URL and WebSocket URL
  • the full list of RPC methods with parameters and return values
  • address format
  • how the wallet extension is exposed to a page
  • smart-contract model and deployment steps
  • testnet faucet

A starter dApp template will land here once those are pinned down, so the git clone → build → deploy path is a single documented flow.


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Disclaimer

This repository is documentation for the MARBLE token and the MARBLE Blockchain. Nothing here is investment advice, a solicitation, or a promise of future value. Token figures are those published by the project and may change through governance. Verify everything on-chain before acting on it.

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MARBLE - native token of the MARBLE Blockchain. Token spec, tokenomics and where to build dApps on the network.

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