Parano1d mainnet is live

[ignotusnemo]

Parano1d mainnet launched at the scheduled genesis timestamp on August 21, 2026, at 16:00 UTC.

The v1.0.0 mainnet release provides binaries for Linux, Windows and macOS. Nodes can join the live network immediately.

Mainnet is a separate network with its own genesis. Testnet balances and mining rewards did not carry over.

Thank you to everyone who stress-tested the public testnet. Those tests exposed real peer discovery, synchronization and liveness problems, and the networking layer was redesigned before mainnet.

Mainnet consensus parameters

Genesis timestamp: August 21, 2026, 16:00 UTC (1787328000)
Block target: 20 seconds
ASERT epoch: 6 blocks
ASERT half-life: 120 seconds
Median-time-past window: 11 headers
Maximum future timestamp drift: 120 seconds
Transaction epoch: 144 blocks
Hard finality: 18 blocks
Recent block and reorganization suffix: 18 blocks

Initial State domain: 2^24 slots
Maximum State domain: 2^32 slots
State segment: 2^16 slots
State expansion threshold: 75%, requiring 10 of 18 finalized headers

Default HistoryStep class: B25, m=22, up to 25 effective page positions
Large HistoryStep class: B255, m=24, up to 255 effective page positions

Transaction page: 8 inputs, 2 outputs, 323 bytes
Maximum PagedSpend: 128 pages, 1,020 inputs, 256 outputs
Block body limit: 256 fixed bodies
Maximum ordinary user pages per block: 255
Maximum user inputs per block: 1,020
Maximum user outputs per block: 510
Maximum distinct State segments touched per block: 256

Proof of work: Poseidon2b with a 128-bit nonce
PoW role: canonical ordering of already proof-valid State transitions

Monetary parameters

Unit: 1 NOID = 1,000,000 μNOID
Initial block subsidy: 50 NOID
Launch-period allocation: 90% miners, 5% O(1) Network Fund and 5% Parano1d Lab
Allocation period: first three target-time years
After the allocation period: 100% of the subsidy goes to miners
Reward schedule: halves when the State domain expands
Permanent subsidy floor: 1 NOID
Premine: none

Base transaction fee: 5,000 μNOID
Input fee: 100 μNOID
Output fee: 700 μNOID
Base State-growth fee: 2,500 μNOID per net-new slot

Production proof profile

Committed trace field: GF(2^128)
Wide challenge field: GF(2^256)
Challenge support: 2^255
Poseidon2b: width 4, x^7, 8 full rounds, 58 partial rounds

Wallet queries: 65
History and BaseFold queries: 133
B25 codeword: 2^19 at rate 1/4
B255 codeword: 2^21 at rate 1/4
Maximum serialized authorization: 92,696 bytes

Target FRI security: 128 bits
Provable Block–Tiwari FS-FRI security: 127 bits
Conjectured Block–Tiwari FS-FRI security: 127 bits
Sequential ideal-QROM half-success boundary: 64.707407428576 bits
End-to-end post-quantum target: NIST PQC Category 1 resource envelope
Dominant Category 1 gate-depth floor: 173.273866314232 bits
Margin over the 2^170 reference: 3.273866314232 bits

[MrGodzillaa]

i don't see discord and x account so please make discord first

[qq129]

When will it be released?

[badminer]

We are waiting!

[qq129]

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[ignotusnemo]

The v1.0.0 mainnet release build has started. Binaries for Linux, Windows and macOS should be available within an hour. You can start your nodes as soon as they are published. Mining unlocks automatically at 16:00 UTC.

Build progress: https://github.com/ignotusnemo/parano1d/actions

[ignotusnemo]

The Parano1d v1.0.0 mainnet release is now available

https://github.com/ignotusnemo/parano1d/releases/tag/v1.0.0

Binaries for Linux, Windows and macOS are ready. Mainnet seed nodes online, so you can install and start your node now.
Mining unlocks automatically at the genesis timestamp, August 21 at 16:00 UTC. No restart is required.

[ignotusnemo]

The network started at the scheduled genesis timestamp. In the first six minutes it passed height 50 under much heavier load than our controlled tests, with around 65–70 live peers connected to each seed. Several miners produced competing branches at the first heights. The nodes handled the expected atomic reorganizations and agreed on the same canonical hashes.

No consensus, database or synchronization failures so far. P2P queues remain near zero, slower nodes are catching up through exact suffix sync, and difficulty is adjusting from the launch level. One external miner currently dominates the canonical chain. The wider P2P mesh is already starting to form. Seeds carry most of the bootstrap traffic at launch, but as nodes discover each other and begin serving headers, snapshots and exact objects, that load spreads across the network. The topology becomes less seed-centered as the network grows. I am continuing to watch network logs.

[ageorge95]

I noticed that a handful of miners have mined all the blocks so far. My node keeps toggling between Mining ON and Syncing Tip with very low CPU usage. What kind of CPUs do those guys have - how come they are dominating the entire network ?

[Arttemkaaa]

me too

[Arttemkaaa]

got block

[ignotusnemo]

I cannot see their CPU models. The protocol exposes payout addresses, not miner hardware.
At height 136, the last 100 canonical blocks were split between six addresses: 66, 16, 15, 1, 1 and 1. By "dominates" I meant the largest current block share, not control over network validation or consensus. Our own server miner has found zero canonical blocks)
The Mining ON / Syncing Tip switching happens because blocks are still arriving much faster than the 20-second target. The last 100 averaged 9.9 seconds. Each new tip cancels obsolete work, then your node verifies the new parent and starts another HistoryStep. ASERT is already raising difficulty.

[Arttemkaaa]

I think things will sort themselves out as the difficulty increases.

[BloodMaryDev]

Is there a Discord or Telegram for the project ? It seems important and interesting for building a community.

[trokl1]

When is the exchange listing?

[Beurerr]

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Gets all the blocks.

[ageorge95]

They have some sort of advantage - most likely some GPU miners; Otherwise it would be impossible for those few that have mined all the blocks to do so with the standard codebase.

[tapenumbra]

This is total nonsense; I have good equipment, but I haven't caught a single block—that shouldn't be possible at this difficulty level.

[BloodMaryDev]

Everything is working, but yes, it's likely GPU-related. It's not necessarily cheating, we now know it's possible on the GPU. I'm going to work on it.

[Arttemkaaa]

We need to solve the problem with the video cards and do a new launch.

I think a new start and reset is needed.

You have already nullified my coins several times, and now the cheater is taking everything.

[BloodMaryDev]

He's not a cheater; unfortunately, that's just how the game works. There are projects that start out running on CPUs and evolve to use GPUs or even ASICs. He isn't exploiting a loophole. Need just communauty build

[stefancrypto68]

There is a pool with a community behind it.
https://pool.ariabrain.com/noid.html

[ignotusnemo]

Ive been watching the network since launch. It has now crossed 1 GH/s on the short window. Over the last 100 blocks it averaged around 0.79 GH/s, with a 21.2 second average block time and a 19 second median. The target is 20 seconds, so difficulty is tracking the load well.
At this level of competition, several blocks are often produced at the same height. The deepest reorg happened near launch at height 56 and was three blocks. There were a few depth 2 reorgs after that. During the last hour they were all depth 1. Every node I checked converged on the same block hash and State root.
P2P also looks healthy. The nodes I checked have between 26 and 93 peers. Queues are small, there is no starvation, and nodes that briefly miss a tip recover through exact suffix sync. Even slower machines may fall one block behind for a moment, but they catch up automatically.
No consensus, database or proof verification failures so far. Scaling looks really good. Now I can finally congratulate all Parano1ds on a successful launch!

[tapenumbra]

Please create a group.

[stefancrypto68]

https://discord.gg/Mf8k6bayw7

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[ignotusnemo]

Quick update

The network briefly touched almost 3 GH/s today. Across the last 100 blocks, actual accumulated work averaged 1.36 GH/s. The latest 30 blocks averaged 19.5 seconds against the 20 second target. More hashrate means more blocks competing at the same height. That is happening, but every reorg during the last 45 minutes was only one block deep. P2P queues never exceeded five objects, all nodes kept converging and even the slowest four core machine stayed synced.

The network has barely noticed the load.

[BloodMaryDev]

Thanks for your update, when you create a discord or Telegram Group for build a communauty and follow the Team announcement ? It's much simpler than here.

[BloodMaryDev]

Need discord ?

[tapenumbra]

yes)