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August 11, 2026, 11:10:48 AM
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Sosaiem (SOSA)
Post-Quantum · Fair-Work PoW · No Premine · Society's Coin

What it is

Sosaiem is a community-run proof-of-work coin written from scratch in Python. No company behind it, no premine, no operator who can flip it off. It's mined and run by the people who use it, full stop.

Two things make it worth a look.

First, the wallets are post-quantum. SOSA signs with ML-DSA-65 (Dilithium), a lattice-based scheme. Bitcoin, Ethereum, basically everything on secp256k1 or ed25519 has signatures that a big enough quantum computer will eventually crack. SOSA's won't. Your keys and your coins stay valid when that day comes.

Second, mining is fair-work, so a small machine still earns. The block reward gets split by how much actual work you contributed across recent blocks, not winner-take-all. No pool needed, no farm needed. A regular CPU that does real work gets a real cut. It's built so the little guys aren't locked out by whoever has the biggest rig.

Specs

  • Algorithm: scrypt PoW
  • Signatures: ML-DSA-65 (Dilithium, post-quantum)
  • Block time: ~60s, LWMA difficulty
  • Reward: 1.66666667 SOSA per block, split by fair-work
  • Max supply: 12,212,010 SOSA
  • Premine: none
  • Feeless transfers, built for tiny amounts
  • Finality: once a block settles it's permanent, no deep reorgs

Why it exists

Society's coin, not the law's. Private, permissionless money with no one sitting in the middle, built to still be standing after the crypto everyone else uses gets broken. It's small right now, a few miners. Check it out if you want something real and join people who want to mine it, run a node, and grow it with me.

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Miners, node runners, anyone who cares about the quantum angle, come build it.
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August 11, 2026, 11:49:37 AM
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Hey — I run Chainquiry, a searchable crypto project directory, and I’d like to invite your team to submit a free listing.  Smiley

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August 12, 2026, 04:08:14 AM
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🔎 Sosaiem (SOSA) is now listed on Chainquiry

Quantum-Ready · Feeless · Fairly Mined



Sosaiem is a community-run, open-source Proof-of-Work cryptocurrency designed around fair mining, feeless transfers, and post-quantum security from its first block.

⛏️ ConsensusScrypt Proof of Work
🔐 SignaturesML-DSA-65 · NIST FIPS 204
💎 Max Supply12,212,010 SOSA
⚡ TransfersFeeless · Client-side Proof of Work
🌐 NetworkIndependent · Community Run

Key Features

• Memory-hard Scrypt mining designed for ordinary computers
• Block rewards distributed proportionally among contributing miners
• ML-DSA-65 post-quantum signatures from genesis
• Feeless transfers secured by client-side Proof of Work
• No premine, company, or central operator
• Fixed 12,212,010 SOSA supply with no mechanism to increase it

🔗 Explore Sosaiem on Chainquiry

https://chainquiry.com/projects/sosaiem/

Official Website:
https://sosaiem.com/

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August 12, 2026, 06:43:26 AM
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  ! Note: block 24377 did not pass the deep check on this build. Keeping the chain.

Not at all mining
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August 14, 2026, 04:27:04 PM
Last edit: August 14, 2026, 09:44:16 PM by garmin
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