Parano1d ① Proof-native Layer 1 ordered by PoW

[fieeuan]

Interesting project — it would be even better if we could find a concrete place for it to land.

[IgnotusNemo]

Try to Break Parano1d ① Let the Bug Hunt begin!

500 NOID for a confirmed non-critical bug with material impact on the current mainnet release.

10,000 NOID if you can prove that the unmodified current mainnet release can accept an invalid State or proof, allow unauthorized spending or issuance, disclose a wallet secret, execute attacker-controlled code remotely, or deterministically split or halt the network. These are the boundaries Parano1d is built to hold. If you can break one, prove it.

Reports must be submitted privately. Raw AI output, scanner dumps, speculation and improvement proposals are not bug reports.

Bug Hunt discussion - https://github.com/ignotusnemo/parano1d/discussions/24
Full rules - https://github.com/ignotusnemo/parano1d/security

[GofyGofy]

I have build Parano1d community explorer and it is now online:

https://noidscan.com

You can track:

Latest blocks and block details
Recent transactions
Mempool activity
Network / peer / mining information
Current chain and State statistics
Rich List
Address balances and UTXOs
State usage and State Pressure
24h / 7d / 30d State created, destroyed and net flow
Top State Savers
Proof of State Reduction events
Verified UTXO consolidation / State reduction activity
Progress toward the next State expansion trigger

The explorer reads Parano1d public chain data and also keeps its own historical State analytics, so we can track how the live State changes over time.

More features and analytics will be added as the network grows.

[GofyGofy]

Interesting project — it would be even better if we could find a concrete place for it to land.

I think that’s fair. The strongest “landing place” for Parano1d is probably not another generic payments coin, but infrastructure for applications that care about bounded state, pruning, and long-term node sustainability.

Things like lightweight financial apps, state-efficient DeFi, long-running autonomous services, or systems where you want verifiable history without forcing every node to keep unlimited data forever.

The protocol innovation is already there. The next big step is proving one or two real applications where those properties matter enough that people actually need them.

[IgnotusNemo]

I have build Parano1d community explorer and it is now online:

https://noidscan.com

You can track:

Latest blocks and block details
Recent transactions
Mempool activity
Network / peer / mining information
Current chain and State statistics
Rich List
Address balances and UTXOs
State usage and State Pressure
24h / 7d / 30d State created, destroyed and net flow
Top State Savers
Proof of State Reduction events
Verified UTXO consolidation / State reduction activity
Progress toward the next State expansion trigger

The explorer reads Parano1d public chain data and also keeps its own historical State analytics, so we can track how the live State changes over time.

More features and analytics will be added as the network grows.

Nice work. This goes far beyond a basic block explorer. State Pressure, State Flow, State Savers and Proof of State Reduction are genuinely useful Parano1d analytics.
ONETHICS says verify for yourself, not that useful tools should not exist Use the explorer for visibility, but verify anything important with your own node.

Good to see independent development growing around Parano1d.

UPD: I need to find a good way to give community-built tools and infrastructure visibility on the main site. We already have pools, independent mining software and a community-built block explorer. The site source is open, so builders will also be able to submit pull requests to add links to their own work. I think that is the right way to do it.

UPDUPD: Done. The new Links directory is live on the main site: https://parano1d.org. Builders can now submit their work through a focused pull request. Every addition is reviewed before publication.
Contribution rules: https://github.com/ignotusnemo/parano1d-site/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md

[ocean1223]

I have build Parano1d community explorer and it is now online:

https://noidscan.com

You can track:

Latest blocks and block details
Recent transactions
Mempool activity
Network / peer / mining information
Current chain and State statistics
Rich List
Address balances and UTXOs
State usage and State Pressure
24h / 7d / 30d State created, destroyed and net flow
Top State Savers
Proof of State Reduction events
Verified UTXO consolidation / State reduction activity
Progress toward the next State expansion trigger

The explorer reads Parano1d public chain data and also keeps its own historical State analytics, so we can track how the live State changes over time.

More features and analytics will be added as the network grows.

Nice work. This goes far beyond a basic block explorer. State Pressure, State Flow, State Savers and Proof of State Reduction are genuinely useful Parano1d analytics.
ONETHICS says verify for yourself, not that useful tools should not exist Use the explorer for visibility, but verify anything important with your own node.

Good to see independent development growing around Parano1d.

UPD: I need to find a good way to give community-built tools and infrastructure visibility on the main site. We already have pools, independent mining software and a community-built block explorer. The site source is open, so builders will also be able to submit pull requests to add links to their own work. I think that is the right way to do it.

and the Discord Community Link, i think Discord is very important for peoples talking about noid. if official discord is better, I will transfer ownership when you are willing to hold the server.

[Grumo]

Follow-up: lower fees, NOID-GPU v1.1.0, Pool upgrade and Explorer are now live

This is the follow-up to my previous post. The updates announced there are now live.

Both fees reduced

Code:

                         Previous     Now
Parano1d Pool fee           10%        7.5%
NOID-GPU developer fee      10%        7.5%

Each fee has been reduced by 25%.

The pool dashboard displays the 7.5% current-round fee. NOID-GPU v1.1.0 also prints its 7.5% developer fee at startup. The two fees remain separate and fully disclosed.

NOID-GPU v1.1.0

Measured performance:

Code:

RTX 5090      104.526 MH/s at 453.69 W
RTX 4090       70.492 MH/s at 280.14 W
RTX 5070 Ti    41.130 MH/s wall-rate

The controlled same-GPU RTX 5070 Ti test improved from 34.566 to 41.130 MH/s: +18.99%.

The older public figures of approximately 62, 42 and 26 MH/s came from shares delivered to the pool, while the new figures are offline wall benchmarks. They show the progress of the complete release but are not a controlled kernel-only comparison.

The optimized Poseidon2b path now performs 448 instead of 502 GF(2^128) multiplications per permutation, reducing arithmetic work by 10.76%.

Windows, Linux and HiveOS builds are available. The HiveOS package supports Ubuntu 20.04 / GLIBC 2.31.

Supported GPUs: NVIDIA RTX 30, 40 and 50 series. RTX 20-series cards are not currently supported.

Download NOID-GPU v1.1.0

Pool upgrade

The pool now uses persistent HTTP connections, reducing TCP connection churn when fast multi-GPU rigs submit many shares.

The dashboard has also been updated with separate measured/reported hashrate, worker statistics, address lookup and clearer block status.

I am not claiming a lower orphan rate yet. I will publish a before-and-after comparison only after enough live data has been collected.

Parano1d Pool

New Parano1d Explorer

The new read-only explorer includes block headers, recent block details, transaction and address search, balances, UTXOs, rich list, supply, difficulty, mempool and peer information.

Open the Parano1d Explorer

Mining requires only your public o1... payout address. Never put a seed phrase, private key or wallet file on a mining rig.

Thanks again for the feedback. The faster miner, lower fees, pool upgrade and explorer promised in my previous post are now available.

[GofyGofy]

The explorer has received a mobile formatting update and now works much better on phones.

The Blocks tab has also been redesigned and now shows protocol block capacity together with live mempool load, so you can see how many ordinary transaction pages are waiting for the next block.

https://noidscan.com

[alt_x]

Honestly, the fees on this coin are crazy.

There’s a 10% protocol development allocation, a 10% miner dev fee, and another 3–10% pool fee, depending on the pool.

For a new PoW coin trying to attract miners, those fees are a serious handicap.
The overall fee structure really needs to come down.

[aria.devcode]

FYI: the pool https://pool.ariabrain.com/noid.html has a 3% fee
https://github.com/hashborn72/noid_miner/releases has a 5% fee
Consistent with a new project.
I am the developer of the ARIA pool.

I would have appreciated the opportunity to communicate with you privately and seamlessly.

To contact me:
Discord (though I am certain you are already there): https://discord.gg/ErZbx9eWsP
Or via email: aria.devcode@gmail.com

[Grumo]

Fee reduction update

Following feedback from miners, both fees have now been reduced again:

• Parano1d Pool fee: 7.5% → 3%
• NOID-GPU Miner developer fee: 7.5% → 5%

The new NOID-GPU Miner v1.2.0 is available here:

https://github.com/lucasan123/noid-gpu-miner/releases/tag/v1.2.0

Pool: https://parano1d-pool.fun/
Explorer: https://parano1d-pool.fun/explorer/

Thank you to everyone testing the miner and providing honest feedback.

[GofyGofy]

NOIDSCAN Explorer Update

A fairly large explorer update is now live at noidscan.com.

The goal is to make NOIDSCAN useful not only as a basic block explorer, but also as a way to inspect the parts of Parano1d that are specific to its live-state architecture.

Current features include:

Direct pages with shareable URLs

• /block/<height>
• /tx/<hash>
• /address/<address>
• /slot/<slot>

Address analytics

• current balance
• live UTXO count
• share of live supply
• live UTXO listing
• recent transaction section
• State Created
• State Destroyed
• Net State Impact
• Proof of State Reduction statistics
• copy buttons for addresses and slots

Exact Rich List

• read directly from Parano1d's persistent MDBX owner_idx
• current balance
• holder count
• UTXO count
• percentage of live supply

State analytics

• global live State atlas
• current State level and utilization
• State Pressure Index
• State Flow for 24H / 7D / 30D
• cumulative NET State chart
• Created / Destroyed / Net statistics
• Proof of State Reduction events
• Top State Savers

State Expansion Forecast

• current State occupancy
• expansion threshold
• slots remaining until expansion
• recent NET State growth rate
• estimated time to the next State expansion

Network / Chain History

• network hashrate
• average block time
• difficulty
• historical charts for 24H / 7D / 30D

Block Capacity view

• protocol page utilization
• ordinary page capacity
• mempool load expressed in block equivalents
• classic block table view with pagination

Transaction / Block search

• block height
• block hash
• transaction hash
• address
• slot

Responsive mobile layout

• State atlas adapted for mobile
• Rich List mobile layout
• Search results
• Address pages
• Network charts
• State Flow charts
• Block views

The explorer stores its own historical telemetry in SQLite, while current balances and live UTXO ownership are read from the node's live data rather than reconstructed from a separate third-party index.

One of the more interesting parts for me is the State section. Instead of only showing blocks and transactions, NOIDSCAN can now show whether the global live State is growing or shrinking over time, State reduction activity, and how far the network is from the next State expansion.

Explorer: https://noidscan.com

More features are still being added, but the current version is already much closer to a full Parano1d explorer rather than just a dashboard.


Feel free to donate NOID if you want to support further development of NOIDSCAN:

Code:

o1pgeng7j7f0aeuwpvrtf4qhkttddkr4xlyhjkjdz0d9rrt859md3sa9zhnn

[IgnotusNemo]

Parano1d v1.0.2 mainnet update

v1.0.2 is published. This is a mainnet security and reliability update. It blocks browser-originated requests to the default wallet RPC, strengthens synchronization and HeaderDAG recovery, stops the external miner before template expiry, keeps scheduled payouts on the correct proof-class boundary and rejects obviously weak Photo Key images.

There are no consensus, wire protocol, proof profile, matrix, port or storage-format changes. v1.0.1 and v1.0.2 remain network-compatible. No data reset or configuration change is required.

I recommend everyone update, especially node operators, pools and miners.

Download Parano1d v1.0.2 - https://github.com/ignotusnemo/parano1d/releases/tag/v1.0.2

UPD: v1.0.2 has been updated with manual network fee control in the GUI and a fix for stale dynamic fee floors after the mempool clears.

_______________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________

Bug Hunt update

The first eight confirmed reports have been fixed in v1.0.2, and 13,500 NOID has been paid.
No consensus, proof-system or cryptographic failure was found. The critical report concerned browser-originated access to the local wallet RPC.

Full report and payment receipt: https://github.com/ignotusnemo/parano1d/discussions/26

The Bug Hunt remains open.

[alt_x]

This is the current status

At 120 MH/s and 450 W, with $0.10/kWh electricity, 60 GH/s network hashrate,
20s blocks, a 50-coin block reward with 5 coins going to dev fees,
plus 3% pool fee and 5% mining software fee.

Estimated mining cost: $0.0033 per coin

[ocean1223]

rsved

[IgnotusNemo]

Parano1d v1.0.3 release is published

https://github.com/ignotusnemo/parano1d/releases/tag/v1.0.3

Wallet synchronization is now faster and more reliable, especially on unstable connections and while the chain tip is moving. Several snapshot and reorganization edge cases have been fixed. The GUI design has been updated and synchronization now shows clear stages instead of one generic status.

P2P peer management has been improved. Seeds are used to enter the network, then regular peers form the active mesh. This reduces dependence on seed infrastructure, spreads traffic across the network and prepares Parano1d for many more nodes.

External mining credentials are now limited to block template retrieval and nonce submission. They can no longer access wallets, control nodes or call other RPC methods. Existing pool setups remain compatible. Pools can also use the new key file options to keep credentials out of process arguments.

The release also improves wallet recovery after reorganizations, fixes stale mempool reservations and removes the obsolete first mainnet cleanup.

Bug Hunt rules have been clarified. The Hunt covers Parano1d protocol, consensus, State, core, P2P, synchronization, proofs, cryptography, wallet, GUI and built in mining. External miner and pool integration problems belong in ordinary issues. Optimization proposals and alternative tuning parameters are not bounty reports without a real correctness or security defect.
https://github.com/ignotusnemo/parano1d/security

Consensus, proof parameters, matrices, ports, wire protocol and storage format are unchanged. v1.0.2 and v1.0.3 remain compatible. No data reset or configuration change is required. Everyone should update.

[ocean1223]

New parano1d(NOID) POOL ONLINE!

INVminer Release: https://github.com/getrigeos/INVminer-Release

Mining Pool: https://noid.innovlab.cc/

[NurseryPool]

NurseryPool — PARANO1D (NOID) GPU mining

Pool: https://noid.nurserypool.com
Discord: https://discord.gg/uqEJjUeuNX

1% pool fee, PPLNS, automatic payouts from 5 NOID. No registration: your NOID address is your login and your payout address.

Our own CUDA miner is included, 2% dev fee, 20 seconds in every 1000, announced on every start. The checksum is published on the site and the installer refuses to run a binary that does not match.

21.16 MH/s on an RTX 5060 Ti, offline benchmark. The hash is bit-exact against the coin's own share verifier, checked on several nonces including the maximum 64-bit value.

The node runs 1.0.3 and the version is shown on the dashboard, next to the live pool and network figures.

The miner prints your card's real rate and the pool-side rate separately, so you can see how much of the time work was actually available. On Parano1d the node rebuilds a proof after every block, so short gaps are normal and affect every miner equally.

One command, then a menu:

curl -fsSL https://noid.nurserypool.com/dl/install-noid-miner.sh | sh

[GofyGofy]

Parano1d Android Wallet / Mobile Node – First Release

I’ve published the first Android release of the Parano1d wallet/mobile node.

Release:
https://github.com/Aquacongas/Parano1c/releases/tag/v1.0.3

Version: v1.0.3
Platform: Android
Architecture: ARM64-v8a
Minimum Android: Android 8.0 / API 26
Package: org.parano1d.mobile


Important – first experimental release

This is the first public Android release.

KEEP YOUR KEYS SAFE BY EXPORT MASTER KEY

Things might break.

The wallet is still under active development and should currently be treated as an early/experimental mobile build.

There may still be issues related to:

• synchronization
• peer connectivity
• mobile lifecycle / background behavior
• storage growth
• performance on different Android devices
• UI behavior on different screen sizes

Do not treat this release as fully battle-tested yet.

Feedback and bug reports are welcome.


Current functionality

The current Android wallet includes:

• Wallet balance
• Active wallet address
• Send
• Send All
• Receive
• Network status
• Current block height
• Synchronization status
• Peer count
• Recent transactions
• Local mobile node integration
• Native Rust backend through noid_mobile_ffi

Android source

The Android implementation currently consists mainly of:

Code:

android/
noid_mobile_node/

These are not intended to be built as a completely standalone project.

They are designed to be used inside the main Parano1d repository, where the rest of the required Rust workspace and dependencies are available.


MDBX storage limitation

One current Android-specific limitation is MDBX storage.

The original database geometry allowed approximately 1 TB, which is not practical as a default target for the current Android build.

For Android, the maximum MDBX database size has therefore been reduced to:

64 GB

This does not mean that the wallet immediately reserves or consumes 64 GB.

The local MDBX database grows gradually as data is written.

The wallet should continue operating normally while the local database remains below the configured limit.

The 64 GB MDBX limit does not directly limit:

• wallet balance
• number of addresses
• blockchain height
• total number of transactions on the network
• cryptographic security

It only limits the maximum size of the local MDBX database used by the Android application.

If the database eventually reaches that limit, additional database writes may fail.


Future Android storage work

This is not intended to be the final Android storage architecture.

I plan to continue working on reducing the amount of persistent full-node data required by the mobile wallet and/or separating storage dependencies that are unnecessary for a mobile client.

A future Android implementation may use a more mobile-specific storage model.

If future Android devices and platform constraints make significantly larger local databases practical, the MDBX limit could also be increased.


Download

Signed APK:

Parano1c Android Wallet v1.0.3

The release also contains a SHA256 checksum for the APK.


Support the Android work

If you want to support my work on the Parano1d Android wallet/mobile node, donations are welcome.

NOID address:

Code:

o1pgeng7j7f0aeuwpvrtf4qhkttddkr4xlyhjkjdz0d9rrt859md3sa9zhnn

Donations will help me continue working on Android support, testing, storage improvements and future mobile releases.


Status

This is the first public Android release.

It is still experimental.

Things may break, data formats may change, and future releases may require changes to the mobile storage/sync implementation.

More work is planned around:

• sync reliability
• mobile storage
• performance
• peer/network behavior
• Android lifecycle handling
• UI improvements

If you test it on Android, feedback about your device model, Android version, sync behavior, crashes, and peer connectivity would be especially useful. And please, no ancient bricks — the Nokia 3310 has officially failed the compatibility test.