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May 14, 2026, 04:57:38 PM
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HIDERING (HRG)
  Privacy first. Premine zero. CPU-only.

  Website | GitHub |
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  What is HIDERING?

  HIDERING is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency forked from Monero v0.18.1 with hardened defaults and additional privacy primitives
  baked in at the consensus layer. The chain launched as a 100% fair-launch proof-of-work network: no premine, no presale, no team
  allocation, no instamine — block 0 contains a NUMS (Nothing-Up-My-Sleeve) coinbase that is cryptographically unspendable (see
  GENESIS_PROOF.md in repo).

  Specifications
 
  • Ticker: HRG
  • Algorithm: RandomX (CPU-only, ASIC-resistant)
  • Block time: 120 seconds
  • Initial reward: 42.86 HRG / block
  • Halving interval: 210,000 blocks (~2.66 years)
  • Max supply: 18,000,000 HRG (hard cap)
  • Premine: 0
  • P2P port: 19740
  • RPC port: 19741
  • Address prefix: addresses start with "B"

  Privacy enhancements over Monero
 
  • Ring size 32-64 — dynamic, vs Monero's fixed 16. Larger anonymity set per spend.
  • Transaction padding — fixed 2500-byte transactions hide spend pattern fingerprints.
  • Native mixnet — mandatory 3-hop network-level routing for all P2P traffic.
  • Amount normalization — amounts quantized to 0.1 HRG to defeat amount-correlation analysis.
  • Stealth addresses V2 — with time-bounded view keys.

  Downloads — v1.0.2 (current)

  Linux x64: hidering-v1.0.2-linux-x64.tar.gz
  SHA256: da92781f5e0d085a08a656b48ea49be3d54201b3db32b736204266ea89fd2b8b

  Tarball contains: hideringd, hidering-wallet-cli, hidering-wallet-rpc, README, LICENSE,
  GENESIS_PROOF.md.

  macOS and Windows binaries: coming soon. Self-build from source is fully supported in the meantime — same toolchain as Monero
  (cmake + g++/clang).

  Mining

  RandomX is CPU-only by design. Any modern x86/ARM CPU mines HRG. No GPU advantage, no ASIC — by construction.

 
  • Solo mining: available now via hideringd --start-mining <your-B-address> --mining-threads N
  • Pool mining: launching shortly. Stack validated locally on monero-pool (jtgrassie). Public pool stratum endpoint will be
       announced in this thread.

  Roadmap
 
  • Done: Genesis + consensus + privacy patches (ring 32-64, padding, mixnet, stealth V2)
  • Live: Mainnet, seed nodes, block explorer, v1.0.2 binaries
  • Next: Public pool, multi-OS binaries, hardware wallet integration
  • 2027: Post-quantum hard fork — Dilithium3 (signatures) + Kyber768 (key exchange)

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  Disclaimer

  HIDERING is experimental privacy-preserving software. Audit the code before holding non-trivial value. The chain has no premine and
   no founder reward — the developers hold only what they mine, same as everyone else.

 
Fair launch. CPU only. No premine. No bullshit.
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May 14, 2026, 07:28:21 PM
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¿why delete the github?  Undecided Undecided
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May 15, 2026, 05:28:02 AM
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Hi,

Great project — looks like a solid fair launch and I'm interested in getting involved early as a CPU miner.

Before I spin up my rig though, I wanted to flag something I noticed: the live block explorer is currently showing a block reward of 157.14 HRG, but the ANN post and website both state it should be 42.86 HRG for Era 1. Could you clarify this discrepancy? Is it a display issue on the explorer, or does it reflect the actual chain? Just want to make sure I understand the emission schedule before committing resources.

Also, is there a Discord server for the community? Would love to stay up to date and connect with other miners.

Thanks, looking forward to hearing back!
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May 15, 2026, 12:28:47 PM
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  RandomX is CPU-only by design.

You wrong, this is not true already.
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May 15, 2026, 02:42:50 PM
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Thanks for the questions, happy to address them all!

@gall00tech — The GitHub repo was private during early development. It's now fully public:
https://github.com/AB-lab113/hidering
Full source code, commit history, and genesis proof are all there.

@WestHamFan10 — Great catch. The block explorer was showing 157.14 HRG due to a hardcoded value from an earlier version. It's been patched and redeployed today — the explorer now correctly shows 42.86 HRG per block, which matches the actual chain and the ANN. Feel free to verify directly: https://hrgexplorer.app.runonflux.io

The emission schedule is exactly as stated: 42.86 HRG/block, halving every 210,000 blocks (~2.66 years), 18M hard cap. No premine, no dev allocation.

No Discord yet — good suggestion, we'll set one up soon. In the meantime the GitHub is the best place to follow development.

Happy mining!
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May 19, 2026, 12:41:46 AM
Last edit: May 19, 2026, 04:53:16 PM by Welsh
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Github isn't returning anything. What's the issue?

Hey everyone,

I was mining Hidering on the v1.x chain before the 51% attack and just read through the v2.0.0 hard fork notes.

What I think I understand:

v1.x mainnet (around height 3577) is officially abandoned.

v2.0.0 has a new network ID, so it’s basically a fresh chain from the same genesis, and the old LMDB has to be wiped.

Rules are the same (RandomX, 120s blocks, 18M cap, etc.), but there’s now a private mining phase where “founding nodes” mine before public peering opens, so it’s no longer a zero‑premine style launch.

A couple of questions as a small v1.x miner:

Are previous v1.x miners included in any way in that private “founding” phase, or is that a separate group?

Is there any plan to recognize early v1.x miners, or should we treat v2.0.0 as a clean restart where everyone starts from zero once it’s public?

For now, is the right thing to do:

stop mining v1.x,

wipe ~/.hidering/lmdb,

upgrade to v2.0.0 and re‑sync,

then wait for the “OK, public miners can join now” signal?

Not trying to stir drama, just want to understand how this looks for people who supported v1.x early on.

Thanks.
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May 19, 2026, 07:57:42 PM
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To the whole community — I have to be honest with you.
This launch has been a mess. The GitHub repo appeared to vanish, the block explorer was showing 157 HRG instead of 42.86, the v1.x chain got 51%-attacked at h≈3577, and the v2.0.0 hard fork raised legitimate questions about premining. You were right to be skeptical. I'm genuinely sorry for the chaos.

@BoozyTalking — You're correct, and I should have been more precise. RandomX can technically run on GPUs — but it's designed from the ground up to favor CPUs (random memory access patterns, L3 cache latency dependency). GPUs work but deliver a much worse hashrate/watt ratio compared to modern CPUs, unlike GPU-native algorithms. No viable ASIC exists for RandomX. Thanks for the correction.

@WestHamFan10 and all v1.x miners — Here's the real situation, no spin:
There is no premine. My developer wallet holds ~2,000 HRG mined under the exact same conditions as any other miner — RandomX PoW competition, zero pre-allocation. That's 2,000 out of 18,000,000 total supply, or 0.011%. The "pre-public" phase existed solely to avoid immediately recreating the 51% attack conditions by reopening public peering too early.
v2.0.0 is live right now. The network is running at height ~3,600+, seed nodes are synchronized, the block explorer is up, and the website is online. Anyone can start mining immediately.
Your questions:

v1.x miners were not included in the private phase — there was no way to do it securely without recreating the vulnerability. That's one of the failures of this launch and I own it.
No formal v1.x compensation plan — I won't promise something I can't guarantee.
On transparency: HIDERING is a privacy coin — by design, no one can verify on-chain which address received which coins. That's the whole point. But the math is fully open: block height and timestamps are public. Anyone can check the explorer, count the blocks mined before public launch, and calculate the exact total emission: blocks × 42.86 HRG. Nothing is hidden there.
How to join v2.0.0 right now:

Stop mining v1.x
Wipe ~/.hidering/lmdb
Download the v2.0.0 Linux binary from GitHub
Run: hideringd --add-peer seed1.hidering.org:19740 --start-mining <your-B-address>
The network is open — mine immediately




A word on what this project actually is:
No team. No funding. No investors. This is a one-person project built on personal time and personal servers. I have no marketing budget, no roadmap backed by VC money, and no guarantees. I genuinely hope HIDERING grows into something solid and long-term — but that depends entirely on whether the community finds value in it and chooses to mine it. If you're looking for a funded team with a whitepaper full of promises, this isn't it. If you're looking for an honest CPU-only privacy coin with no bullshit, maybe it is.

Current infrastructure status:
ServiceStatusOVH seed node (seed1.hidering.org)✅ height 3600+, synced, auto-restartContabo seed node (seed2.hidering.org)✅ onlineBlock Explorer✅ http://explorer.hidering.org:8080Website✅ https://hidering.orgNetwork hashrate~60 kH/s
External miners are already on the network before this post — the chain is live and growing organically.
Resources:

Website: https://hidering.org
GitHub: https://github.com/AB-lab113/hidering
Block Explorer: http://explorer.hidering.org:8080
Seed 1: seed1.hidering.org:19740
Seed 2: seed2.hidering.org:19740


Thank you to everyone still here.
Fair launch. CPU only. No premine. No bullshit.
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@BoozyTalking — No viable ASIC exists for RandomX. Thanks for the correction.

That is not true - Bitmine ASIC miners already exists:
https://m.bitmain.com/?coin=XMR
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