Roko Network

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Roko Network is an EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain that makes time and transaction ordering part of its protocol. Smart contracts and external applications can use its temporal records to establish transaction sequences and enforce time-dependent conditions. Built on Substrate and the Polkadot SDK, Roko combines blockchain consensus with Proof of Accurate Time (PoAT), which incorporates validator timekeeping quality into the consensus process. A peer-to-peer timing mesh exchanges clock observations and assesses synchronization, while underlying timing sources provide the physical reference. Transactions receive canonical timestamps, and the network commits temporal metadata on-chain. Explicit ordering rules include fee-based priority, allowing sequencing to be checked against the protocol rather than left entirely to block-producer discretion. Timestamps have nanosecond resolution, but actual clock accuracy depends on timing sources and network conditions. Developers access this information through RPC interfaces and a native EVM precompile. RPC exposes mesh estimates, synchronization quality, and historical records; Solidity contracts can read transaction timestamps and time…