FluxBring a relay.
Configure an approved endpoint with clear service limits and a supported transport.
OPEN TRANSPORT. SHARED CAPACITY.
Keep the connection
moving.
A relay network designed to pay for useful work.
Connect capacity. Measure the service. Keep it moving.
Preparing the view
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CHOOSE A TRANSPORT
THE ROUTEClient → TCP → Exit
A direct transport path. The animation shows the architecture, without opening a connection.
01 / THE NETWORK
Every hop has a job.
A client makes the request. A relay carries the traffic. An exit delivers it. Follow the path from one end to the other.
HOP 01 / CLIENT
A route starts with a request.
The client chooses an available path. Transport settings decide how the connection gets carried to the relay.
Open transportBuilt on OpenFlux
Verified serviceWork before rewards
Shared capacityFees support the network
02 / THE OPERATORS
Put capacity
to work.
Operators bring the infrastructure. Flux is designed to make that work measurable and payable.
The planned token layer connects access and contribution. Payments depend on verified service and published rules.
What operators need to know ↓FROM ENDPOINT TO PAYMENT01 → 03
Keep a record.
Record usage, availability and failed connections so the service can be checked.
Verify the work.
Measured relay work forms the basis of payment. Available capacity alone does not earn a reward.
Operator onboardingNot yet open
03 / THE FEE FLOW
Work paid. Capacity added.
Usage fees are intended to pay verified operators and fund more capacity. One flow, with a clear record of where it goes.
EXPLORE THE ALLOCATIONA share for the people.
A share for the people.
A share for the network.
Adjust the reserve to split 100 fee units after settlement costs.
Planning example. The final split will be set in published terms.100FEE UNITS
AFTER SETTLEMENT COSTS
AFTER SETTLEMENT COSTS
Verified operators75 units
Capacity reserve25 units
Service revenue follows measured work. This allocation does not project a yield or token price.
04 / THE DETAILS
A few things
worth knowing.
What the network is for, where the token fits and what comes before activation.
What does Flux do?
Flux is a relay-network concept built around shared capacity. Its transport foundation comes from OpenFlux; the operator, verification and payment systems are the next layer.
Where does the token fit?
The planned token layer is intended to support network access and operator contribution. The chain, eligibility rules and settlement design need to be defined before activation.
What would an operator earn?
Payments would depend on verified usage and the published fee allocation. There is no fixed return or reward for simply holding the token or leaving capacity idle.
Can I connect a relay now?
Operator onboarding is not open. The relay infrastructure, usage verification and settlement services must be connected before the network accepts operators.
OPEN AT THE CORE
An open foundation.
A shared network.
Explore the transport foundation and the work that connects it to the operator economy.