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http://www.x42.tech A blockchain for entrepreneurs
x42 is an implementation of the Bitcoin protocol in C# on the .NET Core platform.
The node can run on the Bitcoin and x42 networks.
x42 Bitcoin is based on the NBitcoin project.
.NET Core is an open source cross platform framework and enables the development of applications and services on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Join our community on discord.
A Modular Approach
A Blockchain is made of many components, from a FullNode that validates blocks to a Simple Wallet that track addresses. The end goal is to develop a set of Nuget packages from which an implementer can cherry pick what he needs.
- NBitcoin
- x42.Bitcoin.Core - The bare minimum to run a pruned node.
- x42.Bitcoin.Store - Store and relay blocks to peers.
- x42.Bitcoin.MemoryPool - Track pending transaction.
- x42.Bitcoin.Wallet - Send and Receive coins
- x42.Bitcoin.Miner - POS or POW
- x42.Bitcoin.Explorer
Create a Blockchain in a .NET Core style programming
var node = new FullNodeBuilder()
.UseNodeSettings(nodeSettings)
.UseConsensus()
.UseBlockStore()
.UseMempool()
.AddMining()
.AddRPC()
.Build();
node.Run();
We plan to add many more features on top of the x42 Bitcoin blockchain: Sidechains, Private/Permissioned blockchain, Compiled Smart Contracts, NTumbleBit/Breeze wallet and more...
Our full node is currently in alpha.
git clone https://github.com/x42protocol/X42-FullNode.git
cd X42-FullNode\src
dotnet restore
dotnet build
To run on the Bitcoin network: x42.BitcoinD\dotnet run
To run on the x42 network: x42.x42D\dotnet run
More details on getting started are available here
Up for some blockchain development?
Check this guides for more info:
There is a lot to do and we welcome contributers developers and testers who want to get some Blockchain experience. You can find tasks at the issues/projects or visit our C# dev discord channel.
We use AppVeyor for our CI build and to create nuget packages. Every time someone pushes to the master branch or create a pull request on it, a build is triggered and new nuget packages are created.
To skip a build, for example if you've made very minor changes, include the text [skip ci] or [ci skip] in your commits' comment (with the squared brackets).
If you want get the ✨ latest ✨ (and unstable 💣) version of the nuget packages here: