Question 1

Which Proof of Integrity activities consume STRX?

Accepted Answer

In StrikeX's Proof of Integrity (PoI) mechanism, every proof commit and every batch anchor consumes STRX. The tokens are deducted from the provider's on-chain credit vault. Both commits and batch anchors are metered events, so consumption should not be understood as applying to only one of them.

Question 2

Where does a provider keep STRX used to pay for protocol consumption?

Accepted Answer

Each provider has its own dedicated on-chain STRX credit vault. When a PoI commit or batch anchor occurs, the protocol deducts the applicable STRX from that provider's vault to account for the consumption of those activities.

Question 3

Can one provider's activity draw down another provider's STRX credit?

Accepted Answer

No. Credit vaults are segregated by provider, so one provider's activity is not funded by another provider's vault. This rule maps each activity to the party responsible for its consumption.

Question 4

How can someone review a provider's STRX credit-vault balance and usage?

Accepted Answer

Credit-vault balances and STRX consumption history are publicly readable. These records can be used to review the balance in a vault and token consumption that has already occurred; no particular access interface is implied here.

Question 5

What happens to STRX consumed by the PoI process?

Accepted Answer

STRX used for PoI commits and batch anchors is deducted from the provider's on-chain credit vault and then burned. This describes token consumption within the Proof of Integrity process; it does not mean every STRX transfer burns tokens.

Question 6

Does the underlying chain's gas charge still apply after paying STRX?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Gas pays for transaction execution on the underlying blockchain, whereas STRX is consumed by the integrity layer that records and anchors material tokenisation events. The two pay for different functions, and STRX consumption is accounted for in addition to gas.

Question 7

Are STRX consumption rules identical for every asset and provider?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily. The STRX consumption rules for PoI commits and batch anchors can be configured by provider, asset, and operation. A rule for one type of activity therefore should not be assumed to apply to every asset or provider.

Question 8

What checks occur before asset mint and burn operations that create integrity records are executed?

Accepted Answer

Before execution, the StrikeX tokenisation engine checks signed provider instructions, attestation hashes, replay controls, and supply rules. The minting and burning here concern supply operations for assets handled by the engine; they do not state that STRX itself can be newly issued.

Question 9

What public-verification tool has the project planned?

Accepted Answer

The stated normal tool is the StrikeX Verify browser. It is described as having been built and as planned for a later public launch. That wording retains the pending launch step and does not establish that the public can already use it.

Question 10

Does ecosystem supply verification combine all tokens into one calculation?

Accepted Answer

No. The verification model handles each token and provider separately: it derives expected supply from committed PoI operations and compares it with the corresponding live on-chain supply. This is a verification method for relevant tokenised assets, not a measure of STRX total supply.

Question 11

Was there a presale or private raise before STRX launched?

Accepted Answer

STRX was fair launched, with no presale and no pre-launch private raise. This statement concerns the launch arrangement for the STRX token and should not be extended to mean that an associated company never received financing.

Question 12

Can an engine batch finish only partially when processing asset operations?

Accepted Answer

Under the disclosed batch-execution mechanism, the on-chain execution path first checks whether the whole batch can be applied consistently. If it cannot, the batch does not partially complete, avoiding a result in which only part of the batch was executed.

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