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The Onchain Stack, Mapped

From consensus to agents: what each piece does, how they depend on each other, and who builds them. Tempo is one reference implementation.

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Categories

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Components

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Dependencies mapped

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Flows to trace

Exploded view · click a category7 categories
01Settlement3 components · Where transactions become final02Blockspace2 components · How transactions get in, and what they cost03Scaling & Interop3 components · Many chains, one network of money04Data & Tooling4 components · Reading, pricing and building on chain05Assets & Trust4 components · What moves, and who may hold it06Access3 components · How people and businesses get in07Markets & Payments3 components · What the stack is for

How It Fits Together

Lines point from a component to what it builds on.

Trace
Markets & Payments
Access
Assets & Trust
Data & Tooling
Scaling & Interop
Blockspace
Settlement

How to read it

Each line means “builds on”.

Hover a component to light up what it depends on and what depends on it. Pick a flow to trace a transaction through the stack.

Most depended on

7 Categories, 22 Components

Each component opens its own page.

Top of the stack · what users touch

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Markets & Payments

What the stack is for

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Access

How people and businesses get in

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Assets & Trust

What moves, and who may hold it

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Data & Tooling

Reading, pricing and building on chain

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Scaling & Interop

Many chains, one network of money

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Blockspace

How transactions get in, and what they cost

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Settlement

Where transactions become final

Foundation · settlement

Same Stack, Different Choices

How four chains fill the same components.

ComponentEthereumSolanaBaseTempo
ConsensusPoS, final in ~13 minPoS, ~400ms slotsInherits EthereumBFT, final in ~0.5s
ExecutionEVMSVM, parallelEVMEVM + payment precompiles
Data AvailabilityIntegrated + blobsIntegratedEthereum blobsIntegrated
Gas & FeesETH, EIP-1559SOL + priority feesETH, L2 + L1 data feeStablecoins, bounded
Blockspace & OrderingPBS via MEV-BoostLeader + JitoCentral sequencerPayment lanes
Wallets & AccountsEOA + 4337 / 7702KeypairsEOA + smart walletsNative passkey accounts
Exchange & LiquidityApps (Uniswap, Curve)Apps + JupiterApps (Aerodrome, Uniswap)Enshrined stablecoin DEX

Reference Stack: Tempo

Tooling and shipping cadence of one payments-first chain.

tempo CLI

$ curl -fsSL https://tempo.xyz/install | bash

$ tempo wallet login

$ tempo wallet services

discover paid APIs

$ tempo request --max-spend 0.10 https://api.example.dev/forecast

402 → paid $0.01 → 200 OK

$ tempo download

chain snapshot for faster sync

SDKs

TypeScript · Viem/WagmiRust · AlloyGoPythonFoundry

API

REST · api.tempo.xyzSQL indexerWebhooksJSON-RPC

AI tooling

MCP · mcp.tempo.xyzDocs pluginllms.txtSKILL.md

T1

Mainnet gas params

T2

Compound policies

T3

Access keys v2 · virtual addresses

T4

Consensus in header

T5

Enshrined MPP channels

T6

Receive policies · admin keys

T7

Dynamic base fee · storage credits

T8

DEX V2 orders

T9

Provable policy bindings

T10

Enshrined ZoneFactory

T11

5-min expiring nonces

T12

MPP for closed-loop coins

Named hardforks land on the Moderato testnet first, then mainnet. T12 went live Oct 13, 2026.