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Design your club’s trust stack. Anchor fast, pay liquid.

Map every workflow to the chain that does it best: Solana for high-frequency anchors, Base for payouts and SocialFi liquidity, Polygon and Ethereum for settlement, and Rubix for zero-gas private clubs.

1,000 anchors ≈ $0.25 Solana Firedancer pricing
Soft finality < 2s Base and Polygon payouts
Zero-gas privacy lane Rubix Proof-of-Pledge nodes
Live benchmark snapshot

Where each protocol shines for Fexr Clubs

Solana, Base, Polygon zkEVM, Ethereum, and Rubix each excel at different steps—from anchoring to payouts to private silos. Use this table for one-glance clarity before you orchestrate APIs or club flows.

Chain Practical TPS Simple data anchor Token payout fee Hard finality Soft finality Daily active users What it means for Fexr
Solana (L1) 2,000 - 4,500+ ~$0.00025 ~$0.00025 ~400 ms ~400 ms 2.7M - 2.9M Firedancer parallelization keeps anchoring predictable even under bursty mission loads.
Base (L2) 100 - 400+ ~$0.01 ~$0.03 ~12 minutes (Ethereum) ~2 seconds ~650k+ Great UX and SocialFi liquidity, but anchor fees are 40x Solana.
Polygon zkEVM 150 - 300 ~$0.02 ~$0.04 ~10 minutes (Ethereum) ~2 - 5 seconds ~350k+ AggLayer makes sense for enterprise loyalty bridges, less so for rapid-fire anchors.
Ethereum (L1) 12 - 18 ~$0.35 ~$1.20 ~12.8 minutes N/A ~450k - 500k Reserve for annual treasury events where $50k+ payouts justify the fee.
Rubix (P2P) Unverified 10,000+ Zero (credit model) Zero (credit model) Near-instant Near-instant Inference <5k Proof-of-Pledge removes gas but requires operating a validator-grade Rubix node.

All numbers reflect the verified 2026 network snapshot. Hard finality is the time until irreversible settlement; soft finality is the UX-ready confirmation time.

What the data means

Translate throughput into moves

Execution speed

Confirm payouts without confusing users

Base and Polygon offer sub-5-second sequencer confirmations, but remember that final settlement is still tied to Ethereum L1 (~12 minutes). Communicate clearly inside the Club UI.

Ecosystem density

Follow the liquidity

Base now hosts 80% of OP Superchain TVL and most SocialFi clubs. Polygon still anchors enterprise loyalty and AggLayer subnets, making it a solid partner for brands with legacy deployments.

Private clubs

Experiment with Rubix responsibly

Proof-of-Pledge eliminates gas but shifts the cost to infrastructure. Budget for a dedicated Rubix node, pledge management, and asynchronous messaging when pitching zero-gas private clubs.

Orchestration playbook

Match the workflow to the best-fit chain

Most Clubs run three concurrent rails: a high-frequency scoring engine, a payout layer tied to user wallets, and a privacy-first tier for enterprise requests. Use this stack to keep each cost center predictable.

Primary integration
Solana

Primary integration (Solana): Anchor oracle attestation, scoring proofs, and leaderboard deltas at ~$0.00025 per write.

Secondary integration
Base

Secondary integration (Base): Leverage SocialFi liquidity pools, run payouts that need to interop with the OP Superchain, and surface 2-second UX confirmations.

Experimental integration
Rubix

Experimental integration (Rubix): Offer zero-gas private clubs where clients accept the Proof-of-Pledge requirement and run their own validation node.

Escalation path
Ethereum

Escalation path (Ethereum): Reserve for treasury moves over $50k, where $1+ fees are negligible compared to the assurance.

Operational checklist

  • Automate Solana fee management with a replenishing signer vault.
  • Stream Base payouts through a sequencer-aware webhook so users see soft finality instantly.
  • Model Rubix Proof-of-Pledge as CapEx (hardware + pledged tokens) rather than OpEx gas.
  • Document failover rules: Solana downtime reroutes anchors to Base with throttled frequency.
Rubix reality check: Zero gas does not equal zero cost. Account for validator uptime, token pledges, and asynchronous data propagation when drafting SLAs.