Name: Aztec parameters
Creator: BitBasic

Rollup contract The canonical rollup's address on Ethereum, as Aztec's registry names it. An upgrade moves the network to a new rollup.: 0xe37a2663cc9c119ba41572c40fab0bbb23a5402f
Rollup version The rollup's version number in the registry.: 2070860440

Slot length How long one slot lasts. Each slot has one sequencer picked to propose a checkpoint.: 1 minute and 12 seconds
Epoch length How many slots make an epoch. Each epoch gets a newly drawn committee.: 32 slots; About 38 minutes and 24 seconds
Committee size How many sequencers sit on each epoch's committee and attest to its checkpoints.: 48 sequencers
Proof window How many epochs a proof of an epoch's checkpoints may take to land on Ethereum. Unproven ones are then dropped.: 1 epoch
Mana target The mana (Aztec's gas) a checkpoint aims to use. Fees rise while checkpoints use more and fall while they use less.: 75,000,000

Stake per sequencer The stake one sequencer needs to join the set.: 200,000 AZTEC
Ejection threshold A sequencer whose stake falls below this is removed from the set.: 100,000 AZTEC
Ejection after a slash A slash that leaves a sequencer with less than this removes it from the set.: 190,000 AZTEC
Exit delay How long a sequencer's withdrawn AZTEC waits before it can be claimed.: 4 days
Joining at once How many queued sequencers join the set each time the entry queue moves.: 4 sequencers

Slashing Whether slashing votes can take effect now.: Enabled
Votes to slash How many votes in a round a slash needs.: 65 votes
Slashing round How many slots a slashing round lasts.: 128 slots; About 2 hours and 33 minutes
Committee voting How many sequencers of each committee vote on slashes.: 48 sequencers
Execution delay How many rounds a slash waits before it can be carried out, so it can be vetoed.: 28 rounds
Slash lifetime How many rounds a slash can still be carried out once it may be.: 34 rounds
Small slash The smallest amount one slash takes.: 2,000 AZTEC
Medium slash The middle amount one slash takes.: 5,000 AZTEC
Large slash The largest amount one slash takes.: 5,000 AZTEC

Signalling round Sequencers signal for a payload over a round of this many slots; enough signals put it to a vote.: 1,000 slots; About 20 hours
Signals to propose How many of a round's slots must signal the same payload for it to become a proposal.: 600 signals
Voting delay How long after a proposal is made its vote starts.: 3 days
Voting period How long voting on a proposal lasts.: 7 days
Execution delay How long a passed proposal waits before it can be executed.: 2 days
Grace period How long a passed proposal can still be executed once it may be; after that it expires.: 7 days
Quorum The share of all voting power that must vote for the result to count.: 20%
Yea margin How far Yea must be ahead of Nay, as a share of the votes cast, for a proposal to pass.: 33%
Minimum votes The least voting power that must vote, whatever the quorum.: 100,000,000 AZTEC
Lock to propose directly What anyone may lock to make a proposal without the sequencers' signals.: 258,750,000 AZTEC
Lock period How long that lock lasts.: 90 days

Checkpoint reward What each proven checkpoint pays, shared between its sequencer and the provers.: 500 AZTEC
Sequencers' share The share of each checkpoint's reward paid to the sequencer that proposed it; provers get the rest.: 90%

No value has changed since Nov 7, 2026.

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