Pay-Per-Request
Ask this server for something and it answers 402 with a price. Your browser signs a Zenon transaction and never broadcasts it — the signed block goes out as an HTTP header instead, and only the server being paid publishes it, waits for a Momentum, and then answers. Nothing asks you to approve, connect or confirm: the client reads the price, pays it in ZBTOKEN from the faucet, and carries on. Real blocks on the Alphanet, implementing edgepillar’s zenon-x402-poc.
Instrument Provenance
A simulated solar magnetometer publishing every reading — all sixty-four measurements and their SHA3-256 hash — to its own account chain on the Network of Momentum, signed by the instrument’s own key. A meta.source field is a claim a file makes about itself; a signed commitment is a record anyone can check. At the end, the published reading sits above four copies of itself, three of them altered, and each one can be checked against the hash on the chain.
Plasma Fusion Generator
Zenon charges no gas — transactions run on plasma, which an account gets from a small proof-of-work or from fused QSR. This block fuses it for you: paste an address, or generate a random one, and a funded reserve signs the fusion. The QSR never leaves the reserve’s ownership and is reclaimed once the fusion expires, so the plasma costs the recipient nothing. A reusable content block — it drops into any article or demo page.
Weather Station Fleet
Four simulated IoT weather stations broadcasting temperature, humidity, pressure, battery, and a timestamp to their own account chains on the Network of Momentum every sixty seconds. Each station owns its own Ed25519 keypair, signs its own blocks in-browser (SHA3-256, Ed25519), and publishes feelessly via Plasma. Fuse a small amount of QSR via the ZenonHub Plasma Bot to make a station broadcast for real.