Your CPU. Your contribution.
Run a node on a modest Linux server. CoinHash uses memory-hard proof of work designed with ordinary CPUs in mind.
Explore the requirements ↗An open digital currency built for everyday computers. Send payments, run a node, and help shape a network that belongs to its participants.
CPU-friendly proof of workNo premineOpen source
Maximum TCN supply
Target block time
Minimum RAM, with swap
Premined coins
The Coin keeps the essentials simple: accessible hardware, predictable supply, and useful payments.
Run a node on a modest Linux server. CoinHash uses memory-hard proof of work designed with ordinary CPUs in mind.
Explore the requirements ↗No premine or founder allocation. New TCN comes from mining, with rewards that halve every 625,000 blocks.
Understand the supply ↗Built-in contracts support escrow, vesting, subscriptions, atomic-swap building blocks, and shared multisig vaults.
Discover payment contracts ↗Every node checks the same rules independently. Here’s how a signed payment becomes part of the shared chain.
Your wallet signs the transaction locally. Your private keys stay with you.
Illustration of the protocol · not live network activity
The initial reward is 40 TCN per block. It halves every 625,000 blocks, gradually slowing new issuance. The supply cap and emission schedule cannot be changed by an on-chain vote.
Read the monetary policy ↗93.75% issued over the first four eras — roughly 4.75 years at the target block time. Issuance continues at decreasing rates afterward.
Checking network data…
Live data is read directly from the node API.The Coin is an open-source, peer-to-peer digital currency. Independent computers verify payments and use proof of work to agree on a shared transaction history. Its currency is called TCN.
The node is designed for ordinary CPUs on Linux, starting at 1 vCPU and 1 GB RAM with swap. Mining rewards depend on your share of the network’s work; running a node does not guarantee rewards.
Yes. Run a validating node with the installer’s
--no-mine option, build a wallet or integration,
contribute code, or take part in governance if you hold TCN.
Version 0.1 provides a command-line reference wallet. Graphical and web wallets are roadmap items. This website does not create wallets or hold your private keys.