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DeepOnion (ONION) is an anonymous and untraceable cryptocurrency. All transactions are private and sent through the TOR network. The 2.0 and onwards are based on the latest codebase from Litecoin/Bitcoin.

The integration with TOR ensures that users are always on a secure environment. There is no client-side configuration needed. Our client will automatically join the TOR network and connect to available TOR nodes on the network (including our seed nodes). After a successful connection to the DeepOnion network, you may check your displayed IP using the DeepOnion client console, where you will see that your client is assigned a TOR hidden service address (.onion address).

Pluggable Transports

DeepOnion has options for advanced users to configure PTs such as obfs4 & Meek.

Instructions:

Setup OBFS4

Setup Meek

Specifications

Specification Value
Consensus Algorithm PoW & PoS
Mining Algorithm X13
Confirmations 5 tx
Block Confirm. 50 minted confirms
Port 17570
RPC Port 18580
PoW:
  • 240 sec block interval.
  • Difficulty readjustment every block.
  • Initial block reward will be 8 ONIONs per block.
  • PoW block reward will be halved every year, until it reaches 1 ONION/block where it will remain.
PoS:
  • 60 sec block interval.
  • Difficulty readjustment every block.
  • PoS interest will be variable per year: 1st year: 10% 2nd year: 5% 3rd and subsequent years: 1%
  • Minimum holding time before the PoS will be generated is 1 day.
  • Maximum allowed accumulated coin is 30 days.

Resources

📦 For software downloads, please see Downloads

Whitepaper

Roadmap

AirDrop

Community

Support

DeepOnion.conf file

Download DeepOnion.conf (right-click > save link as).

For more info on how setup your .conf file, please visit https://deeponion.org/DeepOnion.conf.php

License 📑

DeepOnion is released under the terms of the MIT license. See COPYING for more information or see https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT.

Development Process

The master branch is regularly built and tested, but is not guaranteed to be completely stable.