Everything looks good. The only question is why users would need this. There are many popular private coins out there, including those with no premine and those that can be mined on a CPU. Where do you think the demand for this new coin could come from? What user needs are not being met by other coins in this niche that Zerqavon actually satisfies?
That is a fair question. Zerqavon does not claim to have invented a new privacy primitive, and being CPU-mineable or having no premine is not enough by itself to create lasting demand.
The project is intended to offer a specific combination of trade-offs: CryptoNote-derived privacy, CPU-oriented RandomX mining, a fixed maximum supply of 18 million ZQV with no tail emission, no private allocation, and publicly auditable wallet, daemon and miner code from launch.
The initial audience is therefore CPU miners who prefer an early fair-launch network with a capped monetary policy, as well as users and operators who want a smaller, independently run CryptoNote network where they can participate directly by mining, operating nodes and contributing to its infrastructure.
We also understand that these characteristics do not guarantee adoption. Zerqavon must earn demand through reliable software, accessible infrastructure, useful integrations, liquidity and consistent development. An exchange listing alone would not create a real use case.
The honest answer is that demand is still a hypothesis to be tested. If the project cannot build an active community and provide practical reasons to hold, mine or use ZQV, then its technical specifications alone will not make it successful.
