What is XYO Layer One?

And why does it matter?

XYO Layer One is a blockchain built specifically for data. While most blockchains are designed for financial transactions, XYO Layer One focuses on handling large amounts of information—fast, efficiently, and at scale.

In the XYO Ecosystem, data comes from millions of nodes that capture and verify real-world activity. From the COIN App on smartphones to other devices for XYO partners, this network produces constant streams of data. A standard blockchain would slow down if it tried to process or validate all of that. XYO Layer One was created to solve that problem.

At its core, XYO Layer One is where verified data becomes permanent. It is the chain that anchors information coming from nodes, applications, and services across the ecosystem. It also introduces a dual-token model:

• $XYO is staked to secure the network and support governance.

• $XL1 is used for transactions, gas, and activity within XYO Layer One.

Together, these tokens balance security with utility, giving users and developers a stable foundation for building applications in areas like artificial intelligence, real-world assets, and other data-heavy use cases.

Most blockchains struggle with “bloat,” a slowdown that happens as chains grow larger. In the next section, you’ll learn why this happens—and how XYO Layer One takes a different approach.