Private.
Quantum-Resistant.
Equitable.
Sound money for everyone. Private by default, secured for the future.
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Sound money for everyone. Private by default, secured for the future.
Designed for broad participation with fair rules, sensible defaults, and no privileged classes.
Hold your own keys with BIP-39 backup on mainnet. Signing, refresh, and key handling live in Rust engines — the inherited C++ wallet core is gone.
FCMP++ full-chain anonymity, stealth addresses, and confidential amounts keep your transactions private by default.
Work lands on the development branch first and reaches stable releases on a tagged promotion, so each item below says which it is. The current release is v3.1.0-alpha.8.
The inherited C++ wallet from the Monero lineage has been deleted outright rather than wrapped. Signing, refresh and key handling now live only in the Rust engines.
Learn moreThe wallet submits the emission-claim transaction once each reward epoch settles. There is no claim button and no claim RPC. Rewards below the fee floor wait until they cover it.
Learn moreWhen a Tor binary is installed, the node publishes an ephemeral onion address by default — minted in memory, discarded on shutdown, with no durable identifier across boots.
Learn moreThree independent censuses walked the block and transaction acceptance path and merged into one 171-rule instrument. The first rule ratified out of it — block-timestamp validation — now has a single implementation, pinned by shared test vectors.
Learn moreBlock, sync and peer RPC endpoints are served natively from Rust with unchanged reply shapes — and without reproducing four value bugs found in the C++ they replace, including elapsed times that wrapped into centuries when a clock moved backwards.
Learn moreDandelion++ moved from inherited C++ into Rust. The inherited 39-second propagation embargo did not follow from its own published derivation; the replacement is solved exactly, at 190 seconds.
Learn moreStart with the resources page for wallet, mining, and node setup guidance.
Mine with CPU-friendly tooling, run a node, or stake. Participation is open to everyone.
Use private, quantum-aware digital money without centralized gatekeepers.
Built with NIST PQC standards to withstand quantum computing threats. Your funds are safe for decades.
FCMP++ full-chain membership proofs, stealth addresses, and confidential amounts hide who spends, who receives, and how much.
CPU-friendly participation and equitable incentives are designed to keep the economy accessible.