September readiness note

Mainnet readiness—not a launch claim.

Chronava now has a contract-ready receipt workflow, but this build does not claim that a Chronava contract is deployed or that real users and mainnet transactions have been verified.

What is ready

The product provides a complete local planning flow: deterministic goal decomposition, editable weekly missions, completion tracking, stable SHA-256 receipts, read-only wallet connection, a separate contract-action review, transaction-state handling, explorer links, and receipt-based history refresh.

Current on-chain status

Live anchoring is available only when a verified Chronava contract address, BOT Chain ID, and the audited selector for anchor(bytes32) are configured. Without all three values, the interface explicitly shows Local Demo / Unavailable. It does not create a transaction, fabricate a hash, or claim mainnet activity.

Network references

Users should verify BOT Chain information through the official BOT Chain website and inspect public transactions with the official explorer. Chronava never asks for a recovery phrase or private key.

Operations evidence still required

Chronava has no verified project X account URL in the current configuration. Evidence for five project-authored X posts in the last 30 days is missing. Evidence for at least three distinct real wallets and five successful core anchor transactions during the first two weeks is also missing. These are recorded as operational gaps and are not simulated.

Release gate

A public mainnet launch announcement should be made only after the contract address and source are independently reviewed, the production environment is configured, real transaction receipts are checked in the explorer, the project X account is linked, and the activity thresholds above have evidence. Until then, this page remains a readiness disclosure.

Product documents

Read the whitepaper, privacy policy, and terms of use, or return to the Chronava calendar.

Updated September 20, 2026