Overview

A block in RYSEN is more than just a list of transactions — it is a complete snapshot of the network state, consensus validation, and reward distribution, produced every 3 seconds and finalized within 51 seconds through the Delegated Random Proof of Stake (DRPoS) system.

1. Block Header

• Block Height: Sequential number identifying the block’s position in the chain
• Timestamp: Precise creation time (every 3 seconds)
• Previous Block Hash: Ensures immutability by linking to the prior block
• Merkle Root: Cryptographic hash summarizing and validating all included transactions
• BP/BO Signatures: Proof that Block Producers (BPs) and Block Observers (BOs) have participated in generation and verification

2. Transactions

• Transfers of RYSEN X3O and RSN23-based tokens
• NFT issuance and trading under the RSN602 standard
• DeFi activities (swaps, lending, staking, etc.)
• Results of smart contract executions

3. Consensus Metadata

• The Block Producer (BP) responsible for creation
• The Block Observers (BOs) validating correctness
• Record of random node selection per round

4. State Changes

• Updates to account balances
• DApp activity logs (token issuance, votes, fund allocations)
• Governance decisions (BP/BO elections, inflation triggers)

5. Rewards & Fees

• Aggregated transaction fees (RYSEN coins + DApp tokens)
• Reward distributions to BPs and BOs
• Incentives allocated to Coin Holders (CHs)
• New blocks produced every 3 seconds
• Finality guaranteed within 51 seconds
• Once finalized, transactions are irreversible

Summary

A RYSEN block = Transactions + Consensus Data + State Changes + Rewards + Finality

• Generated every 3 seconds
• Finalized within 51 seconds
• Delivers both trust and incentives to participants
• Integrates ecosystem activity and governance

In short, each RYSEN block is a self-contained proof unit that anchors network reliability and economic distribution in one place.