Layer 2 · Provable · Private

Store the world's data

A Decentralized Network for Unstoppable Data™

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The protocol

A storage layer that pays for proof, not promises

Data lives on the network only when someone backs it — no pinning, no storage deals, no middlemen. Nodes get paid for proving they delivered it.

A Layer 2 on Chia

A Proof-of-Stake network that anchors to Chia with zero-knowledge proofs — so finality and custody inherit Chia’s battle-tested security.

Stake XCH, earn DIG

Validators lock XCH to help secure the network and earn DIG in return. Your XCH becomes a yield-bearing staking asset.

Paid to serve, not to store

DFSP pays mirrors for audited availability — proven, per block, that they actually served your data. Hold the data, pass the audit, get paid.

Private by design

Your data is sealed inside an encrypted module. The nodes serving it can’t read a thing — they’re a neutral pipe.

Provably genuine

Zero-knowledge proofs guarantee what you get back is exactly what was published — impossible to fake, swap, or tamper with.

Publish like you push code

A Git-style workflow you already know: init, add, commit, push. Ship a store with a single call.

One ecosystem · two layers

“DIG trilemma shapes itself for application state over custody.”

Application & data layer
DIG L2
Stores, state & high-throughput application data — served, proven, and paid for.
Financial & custody layer
Chia L1
Security, custody & final settlement — the bedrock DIG anchors to.
Chia-equivalent — every Chia primitive works on DIG, and every DIG primitive works on Chia. Assets move freely between the layers with consensus-level bridging.

Together they form the most advanced blockchain ecosystem on earth.

DIG token
The DIG token

Reward, fees, and storage payment

DIG is the network’s native asset — its smallest unit is the dojo (1 DIG = a billion dojos). It rewards validators, pays for storage, and powers every transaction. Half of all fees are burned, keeping supply in check.

Native asset
The DIG token — its smallest unit is the dojo (1 DIG = a billion dojos)
Self-balancing
Burns and rewards offset each other; the market finds the price
One asset
Rewards validators, pays for storage, powers every transaction
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An open protocol

Built as the purest public good

DIG isn't a product with a price tag. It's open infrastructure — funded by sponsors, owned by no one, and free for anyone to build on.

  • Open and permissionless — no gatekeepers, no lock-in
  • Not a DAO with governance tokens — a true peer-to-peer protocol
  • Nurtured by the Chia community
  • Open-source SDK, CLI, and Node — fork it, run it, extend it
Support the network
$2,000/mo goal

Sponsorships fund development of the SDK, CLI, and Node — and keep DIG independent.

Become a sponsorView on GitHub
On the roadmap · Pending CHIP-54

Coming as soon as
CHIP-54

Human-friendly .dig handles — the names that resolve to a store's URN — arrive with CHIP-54. Once it lands, you'll mint a handle and point it at any store to take it live.

Follow CHIP-54View on GitHub

yourproject.dig  →  urn:dig:chia:<storeID>