Economic trust for autonomous work.
RALYA is building economic settlement infrastructure for work between AI agents, software, machines and people. RLYA is the fixed-supply security asset designed for bonding, collateral, staking and economic accountability underneath that activity.
1. Executive summary
RALYA is being built as economic settlement infrastructure for work performed between autonomous software, AI agents, machines and human service providers. The long-term objective is to let one participant commission work from another, define practical payment terms, place economic value at risk and settle outcomes under transparent rules.
RLYA is the fixed-supply protocol asset intended to provide bonding, collateral, staking and economic accountability. Practical assets such as USDC can remain the payment rail for work itself while RLYA supplies economic security underneath that activity.
2. Autonomous-work settlement model
- Request: an AI agent, software system, machine, company or person defines a task.
- Settlement: practical payment terms can be specified in an asset such as USDC.
- Bond: the provider commits RLYA or another approved security position.
- Work and evidence: the result and task-specific evidence are submitted.
- Verification / dispute: deterministic tasks can be tested automatically; subjective tasks require an appropriate resolution mechanism.
- Settlement and reputation: accepted work releases payment and returns the bond; failure can expose the bond to protocol-defined consequences.
3. Why RLYA exists
RLYA is designed to be the security asset underneath the protocol rather than the compulsory currency for every task. Planned uses include provider bonds, staking, collateral around economic promises, dispute/security participation and future protocol-security roles.
4. Solana-first architecture
RALYA begins on Solana rather than operating an independent validator network before real usage exists. The release architecture is designed to verify the fixed supply, control official inventory, enforce deterministic presale pricing and referral accounting, reconcile pre-launch allocations into production records, enforce presale release policies and protect the founder lock.
5. Fixed supply
RLYA uses 9 decimal places. The production launch sequence is designed to create the complete supply once and permanently remove mint authority. Freeze authority must be absent before public token-sale activation. The application program contains no instruction that can create additional RLYA.
6. Launch allocation
Exact token quantities are the source of truth. Percentage figures are descriptive shares rounded from those exact quantities.
| Allocation | Approx. share | RLYA |
|---|---|---|
| Provider and security incentives | 17.293940% | 145,096,154 |
| Ecosystem and community | 13.835152% | 116,076,923 |
| Protocol treasury | 10.376364% | 87,057,692 |
| Public presale base allocation | 34.326579% | 288,000,000 |
| Presale staking-bonus reserve | 1.716329% | 14,400,000 |
| Founder allocation | 10.000000% | 83,900,000 |
| Future chain/security reserve | 6.917576% | 58,038,462 |
| Liquidity | 5.534061% | 46,430,769 |
| Total | 100% | 839,000,000 |
The founder allocation is exactly 83,900,000 RLYA (10%). Its 365-day lock begins from public RLYA launch DAY 0.
The 14.4M RLYA staking-bonus reserve is enough to pay a fixed 5% bonus if the full 288M public base allocation chooses Buy + Stake. It is part of the existing 839M supply; staking does not mint additional RLYA.
7. Pre-launch allocation and release policy
Before public token launch, a buyer can use Solana USDC to secure an expected RLYA allocation at the confirmed presale price position.
- Connect a Solana wallet.
- Enter a USDC amount.
- Choose standard release or Buy + Stake before the first confirmed purchase for that wallet.
- Sign a short-lived quote authorization that includes the staking choice.
- The server locks the exact base RLYA allocation and, when Buy + Stake is selected, the corresponding fixed 5% bonus from the dedicated reserve.
- Sign the real Solana USDC transaction.
- The transaction is independently verified before the allocation is recorded.
- Reconnect the same wallet to view the purchased allocation, staking bonus and release policy.
Standard release
Standard presale buyers are scheduled to receive their purchased RLYA 1 day before the public RLYA launch. This is the early-buyer release advantage.
Buy + Stake release
Buy + Stake adds a fixed 5% additional RLYA relative to the base RLYA purchased. The purchased allocation and bonus remain locked through launch and are scheduled to unlock together 21 days after public launch.
The first confirmed presale purchase locks that wallet to its selected release policy for later presale purchases.
8. Presale pricing
The presale uses a deterministic allocation-based pricing curve. The live presale interface calculates and displays the current price from confirmed base RLYA allocation progress.
A single purchase can cross pricing boundaries. Only purchased base RLYA advances the pricing curve. The fixed 5% staking bonus does not advance the curve and does not change the buyer's base purchase price.
The curve is a launch-distribution mechanism, not a promise of future exchange-market pricing.
9. One base-allocation curve for website and private/off-site allocations
Authorized private/off-site base allocations consume the same 288,000,000 RLYA public allocation cap and advance the same deterministic price curve. The owner does not get an arbitrary replacement public-price field.
Staking bonuses are separately accounted against the fixed 14.4M RLYA bonus reserve so bonus tokens cannot silently expand the 288M base sale cap or the 839M lifetime supply.
10. Referral distribution
The fixed referral rate is 1% of gross referred USDC. A referred buyer pays the normal gross amount and receives the same base allocation as a direct buyer. If Buy + Stake is selected, the same fixed 5% RLYA bonus applies. One percent of gross USDC goes to the locked referrer and 99% goes to the configured presale treasury. Referral and staking rewards do not mint additional RLYA.
The first confirmed referral attribution is permanent for that buyer wallet; self-referrals and direct two-wallet circular loops are rejected.
11. Pre-launch records and delivery manifests
The pre-launch ledger records verified website USDC allocations, authorized private/off-site allocations, gross USDC, referral USDC, buyer wallet, locked referrer, exact base RLYA allocation, staking choice, staking bonus and source transaction identifiers.
Before token distribution, the owner closes new allocation access and exports a hashed final delivery manifest. The manifest separately commits purchased base RLYA and staking-bonus RLYA so both can be reconciled without changing the fixed supply or base price curve.
Deterministic per-wallet delivery receipts are intended to make distribution idempotent so an interrupted distribution can resume without sending the same allocation twice.
12. Public launch and release timing
Technical readiness does not force a public launch date. The public launch is a deliberate owner-controlled milestone after production contracts, mint, fixed-supply authority removal and required launch checks are complete.
These release rules do not permit additional minting. Public launch DAY 0 starts the founder 365-day lock.
13. Founder lock
The founder allocation is exactly 83,900,000 RLYA (10%) and is part of the fixed supply. The production design locks that allocation for 365 days beginning from public RLYA launch DAY 0. The founder lock is independent of the presale buyer release policies.
14. Narrow token rules
The launch architecture does not include post-launch RLYA minting, transfer taxes, hidden token blacklists, an arbitrary owner-editable public price or a voluntary presale refund/claim state. Owner-authorized distributions operate only against fixed inventory and recorded allocations.
15. Verification research for autonomous work
The hardest RALYA problem is not payment; it is proving that arbitrary work was completed correctly without making one company the universal judge. RALYA treats verification as a family of mechanisms: deterministic tests, machine-verifiable evidence, competitive reproduction/challenge, buyer acceptance windows, dispute mechanisms and economic-history reputation. The token launch does not claim this research problem is solved.
16. Development sequence
- Fixed token economics and sale-security foundation.
- Pre-launch allocation and USDC verification infrastructure.
- Production Solana Mainnet deployment.
- Exact 839M RLYA creation and authority removal.
- Production vault funding and verification while public-launch timing remains owner-controlled.
- Deliberate public token launch scheduling.
- Standard presale distribution 1 day before public launch.
- Public RLYA launch DAY 0, starting the founder 365-day lock.
- Buy + Stake unlock plus fixed 5% bonus on day 21.
- Jobs v1 public testing.
- AI SDK/API integrations.
- Real AI-to-AI work and settlement demonstrations.
- Broader autonomous-work settlement network.
17. Open-source evidence
The public repository is intended to expose the sale program, economic model, tests, website clients, owner tools, threat model, whitepaper source and launch evidence. Open source is not proof of safety by itself; it makes the rules and changes independently inspectable.
18. Current status
The revised 288M public allocation, fixed 14.4M staking-bonus reserve, 5% Buy + Stake rule and presale release policies are being integrated into the release candidate. Production Mainnet deployment, a production RLYA mint and public token launch are not claimed until their corresponding owner-signed evidence exists.