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sitemap / every page / every product host
This is the complete index of what I publish on this domain: nine pages and the seven product hosts I operate. Nothing is listed here that does not resolve. If a link on this page is dead, that is a bug and I want to hear about it.
[01] PAGES
Every page that exists on distributedledgertechnologies.com, with the job it does. The home page also carries the sections linked from the main navigation.
The front door: my mission, network proof, the product stack, the community, and where careers are headed.
Who I am, what I am convinced of, and the core values I hold myself to.
Open now: the Chief of Staff & Investor Relations seat, the xCoin-paid internship cohort for social media marketing and brand awareness, and influencer partnerships.
The form and the email address that reach me directly.
Ten slides on xCoin and the studio, with the numbers I stand behind.
How this website handles personal data.
The terms that govern use of this website and its content.
Which cookies and analytics run on this website and how to control them.
This page. Every page and every product host, in one place.
[02] PRODUCT HOSTS
Each product lives on its own host. These are the canonical addresses; anything else claiming to be one of them is not mine.
Post-quantum layer-one money with a 100,000,000 XID hard cap, ML-DSA signatures, and MetalDAG proof-of-work.
Block explorer and network dashboard for blocks, transactions, and mining activity.
A zero-install way to learn real MetalDAG mining from a browser.
A native Metal miner built to put Apple Silicon hardware to work.
A post-quantum xCoin wallet where signing keys stay on your device.
Bank-style online access to your own XID wallet, locked to your hardware security key. Self-custody: your keys never leave your device.
A practical home for miners to compare methods, share knowledge, and move together.
[03] FOR CRAWLERS
Search engines and crawlers get the same index in XML, plus a robots file that allows everything and points to it.
Every page on this domain and every product host, with last-modified dates and crawl priorities.
View the XML sitemap →All user agents allowed, with the sitemap location declared so crawlers find the index without guessing.
View robots.txt →STILL LOOKING
If something you expected is missing from this index, it either does not exist yet or I have not published it. Either way, the fastest answer comes from me.