Rayls has set April 30, 2026, at 23:00 UTC+8 for the launch of its public chain mainnet. On the same day, the project says it will activate RLS staking, turn on USDr as the native stablecoin for gas fees, and put the full RLS tokenomics system into operation.
Mainnet launch moves the network into live use
In its official blog, the company described the date as the point when the network enters full production. That shifts Rayls from a build phase into live network activity. The project presents itself as an EVM-compatible Layer 1 built for financial institutions, allowing Ethereum-style tools to work while also linking institutional private networks to the public chain.
Once the mainnet is active, fees generated across public and private chains will start feeding into the token model. According to the disclosure, part of that flow will be burned, while another portion will be directed to validator support through the Network Security Pool.
RLS supply, vesting, and burn mechanics
Rayls said the total RLS supply is fixed at 10 billion tokens. It also stated that less than 15% of supply entered circulation at the TGE. The vesting schedule is described as strict: most tokens allocated to investors, the team, founders, and contributors are locked for 12 months, then released over more than 36 months.
The project also outlined a deflationary structure. Of the accumulated tokens linked to network fees, 50% will be burned and the other 50% will go to the Network Security Pool for validator rewards. Separately, the foundation said it plans to burn 10% of its monthly unlocked supply starting in April 2026.
Pre-mainnet staking lockup is nearly full
Rayls has also promoted a pre-mainnet staking lockup for users seeking a Day 1 staking position. The lockup page says users can commit RLS before launch, with tokens remaining locked until the network goes live.
The page shows the tranche is almost fully committed: 99,999,999.99 RLS out of a 100,000,000 RLS cap, equal to 99.99% filled. It also lists 106 depositors. Participants in this program are set to receive 50% APY for the first three months after mainnet launch, with rewards distributed monthly.
No verified live price data in the disclosed material
As the launch date gets closer, search interest around a Rayls airdrop, RLS premarket activity, and token pricing may increase. Still, the material reviewed here focuses on launch structure rather than market speculation. The published details cover the date, supply, unlock schedule, and fee-burn design, but do not include verified live market pricing.
Based on the disclosed information, April 30 is the date when Rayls plans to move from preparation into production use. Whether staking, fee burns, and USDr gas payments translate into sustained on-chain activity will only become visible after the network is live.