VINE technical paper
The original 27-page architecture document covering the ledger, contracts and synchronization.
Read the PDFThe resource library
A clearer view.
A deeper understanding.
The architecture, the ecosystem and the paths to building. Find your way into Grape.
The visual protocol guide
Explore the VINE architecture through diagrams, interaction and concise technical chapters.
Explore the protocolThe Grape network
A clear view of scalability, EVM compatibility and the roles behind the network.
Meet the networkDeveloper starting points
Choose a development path, explore a Solidity example and prepare for network integration.
Start exploringGGT governance
Understand the purpose of GGT and the framework needed for informed participation.
Explore governanceDaxly autonomous AI
Build software, games and Web3 experiences with ongoing autonomous assistance.
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Before the next step.
Operational tools need verified destinations and current network parameters. This directory makes those requirements explicit.
Protocol researchAvailableVINE technical paper v.02
DaxlyOfficial destinationdaxly.ai
Network & wallet setupAwaiting verified detailsRPC, chain ID, wallet instructions and official asset identifiers.
Block explorer & statusAwaiting verified detailsOfficial explorer and live network telemetry.
GGT governance portalAwaiting verified detailsProposal portal, voting rules and participation requirements.
Node operationsAwaiting verified detailsHardware, enrollment, installation and current node releases.
Security & auditsAwaiting verified detailsPublished audits, disclosure contacts and security program.
Token specificationsAwaiting verified detailsSupply, issuance, distribution and fee mechanics for GRP and GGT.
Quick answers
A little clarity.
A lot of possibility.
How is Grape different from a linear blockchain?
VINE uses a graph of connected transaction sites that can grow in parallel. A separate commit sequence coordinates a shared view of ledger state.
What does “2,000 TPS per user node” mean?
It describes Grape’s stated capacity specification per user node. It is not a live throughput reading or an independently verified benchmark, and real-world scaling depends on implementation and network conditions.
Are GRP and GGT the same?
No. GRP is the core currency that powers the chain. GGT powers governance decisions across much of the chain.
What is Daxly’s role?
Daxly is Grape’s AI engine. It helps build software, games, media and Web3 applications, and supports ongoing project and business work through autonomous agents.