Getting started

Welcome. In about five minutes this guide explains two things: what HELIX is, and how to get the most out of this site.

What HELIX is

AWAKE HELIX Protocol (HELIX for short) is a protocol running on the Anubis chain. Its core token is AiLGNS and its rules are set out in the whitepaper. From 15 to 19 September 2026 the official Genesis Plan fundraise took place, and it has now filled. In September 2026 the HELIX protocol contracts (the AiLGNS token, emission, the power ledger, the protocol reserve and so on) were deployed on Anubis, and the official HELIX dApp (awakehelix.io) went live on 2026-09-28. Whether AiLGNS can be bought, the protocol reserve, total power and when the protocol starts are on HELIX on-chain status; the state of the five AiLGNS pools is on market data.

For the protocol in brief, read the HELIX quick reference: what the whitepaper says beside what the chain does, on one page.

What this site is

HELIX Observatory is an unofficial data portal, built and maintained independently by one person. It does three things:

• Reads real data from the chain and turns it into pages you can understand.
• Walks newcomers through the basics in these guides, and explains the whitepaper in the rules section.
• Offers team tools: any address's team report is free; the full member list, notes and groups are free once you register and sign in.

Public chain data and team reports are open to everyone, no sign-in needed. The "Members" view of the Team page (the full member list, notes and groups) is free once you register and sign in; Managing your team explains how. Notes, groups, tracked addresses, your saved address and recent lookups in your account are stored on this site's server, and every sign-in records your IP address and device.

How the site is organized

The tab bar at the bottom (the top navigation on a computer) has five entries, each one tap away:

A few more tools:

• Address search: paste any 0x address into the search at the top and press Enter to open that address's page with its payouts, power, Genesis records and relations. On a computer you can also press / or Ctrl/Cmd + K to open it.
• Language: 简 / 繁 / EN (under Me on phones and tablets, at the top on a computer).
• Theme: dark or light (likewise).
• Block height: on tablets and wide desktop windows the header shows the latest Anubis block number live (it is hidden on phones and narrower desktop windows).
• Account: tap "Sign in" at the top right (on phones too); the page it opens switches between "Sign in" and "Register" at the top. Once signed in, your initial sits there instead and opens My account, where you see your account details and change your passwords. The same entry is also near the bottom of Me.
• Footer: the whitepaper PDF, the official dApp link and the disclaimers.

Checking a number

Under every live number there is a line of small print such as "● Verifiable on-chain · 1 minute ago":

• Status dot: green means the read is fine, yellow means it has not refreshed for a while, red means this read failed.
• Tap the line to open the number's provenance: "Direct chain read" when it comes straight from the blockchain, "Indexer" when it comes from this site's indexer (used for things like community relations that need a lot of history to be aggregated), plus the contract addresses, the block it was read at and when it was updated.
• Every link in there opens the Anubis explorer. Related numbers are read at one and the same block so they agree with each other, and they refresh in the background while you stay on the page.

Tap the "?" next to a term for a one-sentence explanation. To check a number yourself, see Verify any number on the explorer.

Reading the status labels

The principle is simple: what exists on chain is shown as it is, with its source; what does not exist shows "—" and the reason, never an invented value.

Suggested reading order

1. Stay safe

   Staying safe: know the official domains and avoid phishing and fake support.

2. Set up a wallet

   Set up a wallet and add Anubis: the exact network settings, and how to keep your seed phrase safe.

3. Learn to check for yourself

   Verify any number on the explorer: every number on this site can be checked independently.

4. Find your Genesis records

   Find your Genesis records: a look back at the Genesis Plan and how to find each of your own records.

5. Manage your team

   Managing your team: referral basics, how to register and sign in, and how to use a team's Members view.

6. Understand the rules

   After the guides, read the HELIX quick reference for the protocol in brief and what the chain actually does; the official docs have the full rules.