“Install Brisvia and help sustain an open monetary network from your own computer.”
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An open, transparent monetary network designed so an ordinary computer can take part.
BrisviaBrisvia uses RandomX so mining can be done with ordinary processors, without depending on specialized mining hardware.
Transactions, issuance and consensus rules can be audited publicly in the open-source code and on the network.
There is no premine or private sale. From block 1, the same published rules apply to the creator and every other participant.
It is not just about having a coin. The core experience is simpler: my computer takes part, the rules are the same for everyone, and the network does not depend on one person or one central server.
“Install Brisvia and help sustain an open monetary network from your own computer.”
“You are not watching someone else's network. You are part of the network.”
“No premine. No private sale. No special permissions. The same rules from the first block.”
BrisviaNo coins reserved for the creator before the public network opens.
There is no investor-only round, preferred allocation or early purchase.
Mainnet opens for everyone at the same time: August 1, 2026 at 15:00 UTC.
From block 1, everyone participates with the same public software, information and consensus rules.
Code, issuance, validation and network activity are visible and independently verifiable.
“Made by an ordinary person, designed to stop depending on that person.”
Knowing who started Brisvia does not weaken decentralization. Trust comes from something more concrete: the founder receives no technical, economic or access privilege.
BrisviaBrisvia Desktop brings the wallet, node and miner together in one application. It is built for Windows, macOS Apple Silicon and Linux, with signed in-app update verification.
Miner: choose how much CPU to use, mine SOLO or through a pool, and follow the real state of your session.
Wallet: your encrypted seed and keys remain on your computer, protected by your password and 12-word backup.
BrisviaBitcoin Core v30.2 provides a proven UTXO model and an auditable base for transaction, block and network validation.
RandomX v1.2.2 CPU mining, ASERT difficulty adjustment, finite issuance rules and block validation are integrated and tested.
A shared test network now synchronizes several nodes, validates the same chain and recovers from interruptions and reorganizations.
BrisviaThe shared test network, release candidates, upgrades and operating procedures are being validated with real multi-platform artifacts.
Desktop wallet and miner, console miner, official 0% fee pool, block explorer, guides and signed update verification.
The public network opens for everyone at the same time on August 1, 2026 at 15:00 UTC, starting from block 1.
Future goals include a Brisvia web wallet, mobile access, QR payments, community tools and integrations, and possible exchange listings subject to independent third-party decisions.
A person should be able to install, protect a wallet, choose a CPU limit and participate without becoming a protocol expert.
That is why public opening follows testing, reproducible evidence and clear tools to verify what is happening.
BrisviaEach mined block follows public consensus rules. The reward halves at fixed block intervals until no further subsidy can be created. No one receives spendable coins in advance.
BrisviaGet Brisvia Desktop for Windows, macOS Apple Silicon or Linux from brisvia.com or the official GitHub release. Advanced users can also use the console miner.
Write the recovery words down and store them safely. Anyone with those words controls the wallet; Brisvia cannot recover them for you.
When mainnet opens, mine SOLO or connect to the official 0% fee pool. Select the CPU intensity that fits your computer and electricity use.
Brisvia plans to explore a non-custodial web wallet, mobile access, QR payments, more developer and community integrations, and possible exchange listings. These are development goals without a promised date and depend on security, resources and third-party acceptance.
Brisvia is an experimental open-source project. Mining consumes electricity and computer resources. Mainnet does not guarantee price, liquidity, profitability, adoption, exchange listing or individual mining rewards. Verify downloads and signatures, protect your 12 words, and never share private keys.