Validate your own history
A single Layer 1 carries the proof-of-work chain, KELY, Bitcoin World assets and contract state. Seed nodes help you find peers; they do not decide what is valid.
PERMISSIONLESS / P2PKELYRIUM NETWORK / OPEN DESIGN
Kelyrium is a proposed programmable proof-of-work Layer 1: one shared history for payments, 24 native Bitcoin World assets, self-custody, smart contracts, NFTs and the tools to actually use them.

The blue-violet signal is Kelyrium's primary system color. The ember spectrum is the alternate campaign palette for explorers, marketplaces and community drops.


Kelyrium is designed for the person who wants to do more than hold a token. Run the node. Mine a world asset. Swap directly. Deploy a contract. Mint an NFT. Keep the keys.
A single Layer 1 carries the proof-of-work chain, KELY, Bitcoin World assets and contract state. Seed nodes help you find peers; they do not decide what is valid.
PERMISSIONLESS / P2PThe planned Kelyrium wallet combines node sync, balances, coin control, mining schedules, signed orders, contract calls, NFT ownership and recovery tools.
WALLET / NODE / MINERSmart contracts and NFTs are a launch requirement. The selected direction is deterministic EVM execution with KELY gas, ERC-721/1155 support and explicit resource limits.
EVM / ERC-721 / ERC-1155Bitcoin World is the family of native BTC-* assets defined at genesis. These are distinct mineable assets, not fiat-backed stablecoins. Every asset uses 8 decimal places, its own fixed cap and the same independently verified chain.
Initial accrual is the accepted allowance per global block before halving. Caps are whole native units. Asset names are protocol branding and do not promise redemption for sovereign currency.
The product is larger than a coin. Each surface below is designed to remain self-custodial and independently checkable, with launch scope separated from later roadmap work.
KELY is the primary asset, miner reward and contract gas asset. 21 million nominal cap, 8 decimals, 3% disclosed genesis allocation and integer-only monetary rules.
One planned desktop experience for balances, syncing, coin control, backup, CPU/GPU mining, schedules, contract simulation, NFT signing and P2P orders.
Signed P2P quotes, self-custody and atomic settlement. Partial fills reserve inputs before signatures leave the wallet; no operator balance or guaranteed liquidity.
Solidity can be compiled in Remix and sent through the future EVM RPC. The wallet asks for approval and signs; it cannot inject privileged code into consensus. ERC-721 and ERC-1155 are the launch NFT standards.
Privacy-aware P2P messaging and a richer NFT marketplace are planned ecosystem surfaces. Launch NFT scope covers mint, hold, transfer and explorer visibility; full marketplace mechanics follow validation.
The same chain connects the security model to the user experience. The wallet is a client, the explorer is a window, and the seed node is only a door.
The public surface is larger than a coin. This ledger maps the accepted design, the launch direction, and the dependencies that still need implementation evidence before mainnet.
One master proof-of-work chain validates blocks, transactions, asset conservation, native issuance and contract state. Rust is the planned node, consensus and wallet-core language, using reviewed cryptographic libraries.
Planning targets include a 60-second combined rhythm and 192,000 serialized bytes per block. Headers commit the version, parent hash, transaction root, timestamp, target, algorithm identity and work proof. Reorg, activation, timestamp and fee rules remain consensus work.
CPU and GPU are independent valid tracks. Yespower 1.0 is evaluated first for CPU; KAWPOW is evaluated first for GPU, with Verthash as a comparison. Either class can produce the next block.
Every winning block can pay the KELY base reward plus at most one selected eligible Bitcoin World reward. CPU and GPU workers can target different assets at the same time. Schedules divide finite compute; they never multiply hashpower or guarantee profit.
Run an archival full node, pruned full node, wallet node, headless server, seed/DNS seeder or explorer indexer. P2P includes handshake, network identity, service flags, peer discovery, headers, blocks, transactions, compact relay, ping/pong, inventory and misbehavior handling.
The mainnet planning target is six geographically spread archival project seed/full nodes across US West, US East, Germany, Singapore, Brazil and Australia, with at least three providers. Two DNS seed endpoints, learned peer gossip, reviewed fallback addresses and manual peers provide discovery. Seeds may disappear after bootstrap; they do not validate for users, choose consensus, or receive special fees. RPC exposes node status, peers, chain status, wallet operations, mining, scheduler, exchange orders and diagnostics. The explorer is a read-only window into independently verified state.
The planned Kelyrium wallet is the user-facing control room for all 25 native assets. Windows and Linux desktop builds pair with Ubuntu headless CLI nodes. The GUI remains a presentation layer over independently verifiable wallet-core, node-RPC and miner-controller components.
The DEX is a hybrid signed-order system. Quotes relay P2P without a central matching authority. Inputs are reserved before signatures leave the wallet; accepted trades settle atomically across native assets.
Same-chain deterministic EVM execution is the selected launch direction, with KELY gas. Remix compiles Solidity and talks to a future Ethereum-compatible JSON-RPC; it cannot inject privileged consensus code. ERC-721 and ERC-1155 cover mint, ownership, balances and transfers.
Encrypted peer channels can carry payment requests, signed quotes, contract addresses and NFT previews without custody of funds. The marketplace builds on the same signatures and settlement path for listings, offers, transfers and explicit metadata or royalty policy.
KELY is the 21,000,000-cap gas and miner asset with eight decimals. The disclosed genesis allocation is 3% KELY only: founder and operations schedules are locked and public. The 24 secondary assets have distinct caps, zero secondary premine and zero genesis balances; BTC-PESOM and BTC-PESOP distinguish Mexico and the Philippines.
Reviewed signature primitives, secure randomness, authenticated encryption and a modern KDF protect wallet and messaging storage. Coin control, fresh receiving addresses and optional Tor are launch directions. I2P, stealth receiving, Dandelion relay and collaborative privacy protocols remain separately reviewed later work.
There is no governance token, hidden admin key, privileged seed node or remote consensus override. Releases require public proposals, reviewed activation heights, reproducible payloads and independent signers. Mainnet requires a 90-day public testnet with a final stable 30 days, independent protocol/economic review, implementation audit, remediation verification and a published readiness decision.
Asset Wars launches as read-only statistics for per-asset selected-block activity and issuance, with CPU and GPU counts separate; it adds no prizes or consensus rewards. Proof-of-Send rewards are excluded from v1. Android and iOS target later payments and DEX participation, phone mining is outside v1, and macOS follows the first desktop release. I2P, stealth receiving, Dandelion relay and collaborative privacy protocols require separate review. Rollup feasibility continues as a post-mainnet design track; no L3/L4, bridge, VM or production rollup is selected today.
Status labels are deliberate. Accepted policy is not the same as implemented production behavior; candidate parameters and open dependencies remain subject to experiments, review and launch gates.
Issuance, caps, vesting, calendar locks and branch arithmetic pass on Windows and Ubuntu.
Canonical transactions, signatures, genesis bytes, state commitments and reorg behavior are next.
EVM revision, KELY gas denomination, receipts, resource limits and NFT conformance must be frozen and tested.
At least 90 days, including a stable final 30 days, followed by independent review and audit gates.
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The white paper explains the economics, premine, 24-asset registry, self-custodial exchange, mining, EVM, NFTs, launch gates and what is still unfinished.