FAQ

What is Mazze at a technical level?

Mazze is a PoW blockchain with a DAG-based structure (DETS in consensus), epoch-based execution, and native + EVM transaction spaces.

What is the current block production cadence?

Current operational docs use 4 BPS (4 blocks per second) as the network target. In local dev mode, cadence can differ based on dev_block_interval_ms and configuration.

Is "1 block per second" still correct?

No. That value is outdated and has been replaced in this documentation set.

What consensus/mining model is used?

Mazze uses Proof of Work with RandomX hashing. Mining can run in stratum, cpu, or disable mode, configured in run/hydra.toml.

How do I run a node quickly?

Use Docker Compose (recommended in the Setup Guide), configure run/hydra.toml, then start with:

sudo docker compose up -d

How do I mine on Mazze?

Set mining_author, choose mining_type (stratum or cpu), and run node/miner per the Mining Guide.

Does Mazze have privacy features today?

Yes. Privacy is implemented via a shielded pool internal contract with proof-verified shielded transactions.

Which proof system is currently implemented in privacy?

The current privacy implementation uses Groth16 over BLS12-381 with a Poseidon Merkle tree.

Where is privacy documentation maintained now?

Privacy documentation is maintained in the Privacy section: Overview, Shielded Pool, and Shielded Transactions.

Where should I manage wallets and transfers?

Use ./run/mazze-cli.sh (Mazze CLI) for wallet creation/import, balance checks, transfers, and shielded operations.

Where can I find RPC details?

Use the RPC guide for endpoints, namespaces, and examples.

Where are logs stored?

For source builds: run/logs/. For Docker: docker logs -f mazze-node and docker logs -f mazze-miner.

What are the current core tokenomics values?

  • Wrapped MAZZE on Ethereum: 4,900,000,000

  • Native genesis issuance: 3,900,000,000

  • Mining target: 2,500,000,000

  • Theoretical native upper bound: 6,400,000,000

Where should I start reading now?

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