Don't trust a promise. Verify it.
Verifiable transparency
Brisvia is a public network: its rules, issuance, and code are in the open and anyone can check them. Here are all the numbers, exactly as they work in the software. The founder and contributors mine under the same rules as everyone else, with no reserved advantage.
Fair launch
No coins reserved for anyone. Issuance begins in public, from the first mined block.
Genesis block
The first block of the main network. Its data is frozen in the source code: a unique, unrepeatable fact that anyone can verify once the network starts.
7f1cf9cfc74095157a6a56f1de75034f0ac514aadffb507040c0351a4db4c1ffIssuance
Finite and predictable, with the same halving schedule that Bitcoin made popular. There will never be more than 100 million BRVA.
Network rules
Bitcoin's proven architecture combined with a Proof-of-Work algorithm designed for ordinary processors.
Open source
All the code is public and reviewable. Brisvia is a fork of Bitcoin Core with RandomX mining.
Downloads and signatures
Each official program has a unique fingerprint (SHA-256) and a signature. The final fingerprint and signature are published together with the final release, before August 1, so they match the signed file exactly.
How to verify the file before installing is explained step by step on the downloads page.
Nodes and explorer
The network starts with seed nodes operated by the project, published in the source code. Over time, the network relies increasingly on community-operated nodes.
How to check it yourself
None of this depends on trusting us. You can review it on your own:
- Read the code on GitHub: the issuance rules, the genesis block, and consensus are written there.
- When the network starts, compare the hash of the first block with the one on this page.
- Verify the SHA-256 fingerprint of the program you downloaded, following the steps on the downloads page.
- Run your own node: you mine and verify against your own copy of the chain, without relying on any server.