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NBTC – NewBitcoin | SHA-256 Blockchain | Built for Small ASICs, Bitaxe & Solo Mining

NewBitcoin (NBTC) is an open-source SHA-256 blockchain focused on making small-scale mining accessible to individual miners.

The project is designed around a simple idea:

A small ASIC should still have a meaningful role in a decentralized blockchain.

Bitcoin demonstrated that decentralized mining could work on a global scale. However, today, finding a Bitcoin block with a small ASIC such as a Bitaxe is practically impossible because of the enormous network hashrate.

NewBitcoin takes a different approach by operating on a much smaller SHA-256 network, making solo mining with small ASIC hardware an interesting possibility.

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🔹 What is NewBitcoin?

Name: NewBitcoin
Ticker: NBTC
Algorithm: SHA-256
Blockchain: Proof-of-Work
Source code: Open source

NewBitcoin is based on the principles of the original Bitcoin protocol while aiming to create an environment where individual miners can participate directly in securing the network.

The project is particularly interesting for hobby miners, developers and owners of small SHA-256 ASICs.

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⚡ Why Bitaxe?

The Bitaxe is an open-source SHA-256 ASIC mining project designed to make ASIC mining accessible to individuals.

NewBitcoin and Bitaxe share an important characteristic:

Both are designed around open-source principles and accessible hardware.

A Bitaxe cannot realistically compete with the Bitcoin network in terms of total hashrate.

But that is exactly where NewBitcoin becomes interesting.

With a smaller network hashrate, a Bitaxe can contribute a measurable amount of work to the network and can potentially participate in solo mining.

The objective is not to claim that a Bitaxe will frequently find blocks.

The objective is to make solo mining technically meaningful and accessible to individual miners.

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🎯 Solo Mining

NewBitcoin provides a dedicated SOLO mining endpoint for miners who want to attempt to find a complete block themselves.

NewBitcoin SOLO

Stratum:

stratum+tcp://newbitcoin.ddns.net:3334

Coin:

NBTC

Using SOLO mining means that when your miner finds a valid block, the block reward goes to your configured wallet, subject to the network and pool rules.

As with any Proof-of-Work blockchain, finding a block is probabilistic.

There is no guarantee that a particular Bitaxe will find a block.

Your probability depends on factors such as:

* Your hashrate
* Network hashrate
* Network difficulty
* Block frequency
* Time spent mining

This makes NewBitcoin particularly interesting as a hobby and experimental mining project.

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🛠️ How to Start Mining with a Bitaxe

Getting started is simple.

Step 1 — Get a SHA-256 ASIC

A Bitaxe such as the Bitaxe Gamma 602 can be used as a small SHA-256 mining device.

Step 2 — Install/configure your firmware

Connect your Bitaxe to Wi-Fi and open its mining configuration interface.

Step 3 — Configure the NewBitcoin pool

Step 4 — Enter your NBTC wallet address

Configure the wallet address where you want your mining rewards to be sent.

Step 5 — Start mining

Your Bitaxe will begin submitting SHA-256 work to the NewBitcoin network through the SOLO endpoint.

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🖥️ CPU Mining

NewBitcoin also provides software for users who want to experiment with mining using a CPU.

CPU mining is primarily interesting for testing, development and experimentation.

For serious SHA-256 hashing, dedicated ASIC hardware is significantly more appropriate.

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🔍 Blockchain Explorer

You can monitor the NewBitcoin blockchain, blocks and transactions through the project explorer:

Explorer:
https://newbitcoin.ddns.net/

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💻 Official Resources

Website

https://newbitcoin.fr/

Whitepaper / Project information

https://newbitcoin.fr/fr/index.html

Wallet & Downloads

https://newbitcoin.fr/fr/telecharger.html

GitHub – NewBitcoin Core

https://github.com/newbitcoin2024/newbitcoin-core

Blockchain Explorer

https://newbitcoin.ddns.net/

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⛏️ Mining Pools

NewBitcoin SOLO Pool

stratum+tcp://newbitcoin.ddns.net:3334

Recommended for miners who want to attempt to find a complete block themselves.

Alternative endpoint

stratum+tcp://newbitcoin.ddns.net:3333

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📊 Why Mine NewBitcoin?

NewBitcoin is not presented as a replacement for Bitcoin.

The idea is different.

Bitcoin has become dominated by industrial-scale mining infrastructure. NewBitcoin aims to provide an environment where individual miners and small ASIC devices can still participate directly in Proof-of-Work mining.

A Bitaxe running at home can therefore become more than a demonstration device:

it can become an actual participant in the network.

More independent miners can potentially mean:

* More distributed hashrate
* More individual participants
* Greater geographic distribution
* More experimentation with decentralized mining
* A stronger community around small-scale ASIC mining

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🔬 An Open-Source Experiment

NewBitcoin is also intended as an open-source project for people interested in:

* Bitcoin technology
* SHA-256 Proof-of-Work
* ASIC mining
* Solo mining
* Blockchain development
* Open-source hardware
* Decentralized networks

Developers and miners are welcome to inspect the code, test the network and contribute to the ecosystem.

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📊 Technical Specifications

Parameter   NewBitcoin (NBTC)
Name   NewBitcoin
Ticker   NBTC
Algorithm   SHA-256
Consensus   Proof-of-Work
Maximum Supply   21,000,000 NBTC
Halving   Every 4 years
Mining   ASIC / SHA-256
Solo Mining   Supported
Target Hardware   Bitaxe and other SHA-256 ASICs
Source Code   Open Source

🪙 Fixed Supply & Halving

NewBitcoin follows a monetary model inspired by Bitcoin.

The maximum supply is limited to:

21,000,000 NBTC

NewBitcoin also uses a halving cycle of approximately 4 years, reducing the mining reward over time.

The purpose of this model is to provide:

* A predictable monetary supply
* Long-term scarcity
* Transparent issuance
* Reduced block rewards over time
* A familiar economic model for Bitcoin miners and users

The combination of SHA-256 Proof-of-Work + 21 million maximum supply + 4-year halving makes NewBitcoin familiar to Bitcoin users while targeting a different mining environment focused on individual miners and small ASICs.

⛏️ Mining Emission

NewBitcoin’s block reward is distributed to miners who successfully produce valid Proof-of-Work blocks.

As each halving occurs, the block subsidy decreases according to the protocol rules.

Important: Mining remains probabilistic. A miner’s chance of finding a block depends on its hashrate relative to the total NewBitcoin network hashrate and the current network difficulty.

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🎯 The NewBitcoin Concept

Bitcoin introduced a fixed-supply, Proof-of-Work monetary system.

NewBitcoin keeps several recognizable principles:

SHA-256
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Proof-of-Work
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21,000,000 NBTC maximum supply
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4-year halving cycle
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Open-source blockchain
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Individual & small ASIC mining

The difference is the scale of the network.

NewBitcoin aims to give individual miners and devices such as the Bitaxe an opportunity to participate meaningfully in Proof-of-Work mining.

NewBitcoin — Bitcoin principles, accessible mining.

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🚀 Join the NewBitcoin Community

If you already own a Bitaxe or another SHA-256 ASIC, you can experiment with NewBitcoin today.

Website: https://newbitcoin.fr/
Explorer: https://newbitcoin.ddns.net/
GitHub: https://github.com/newbitcoin2024/newbitcoin-core
Algorithm: SHA-256
Coin: NBTC

NewBitcoin — SHA-256 mining for individual miners.

Small ASIC. Real Proof-of-Work. Decentralized participation.

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📱 BlueWallet Configuration

NewBitcoin can also be configured in BlueWallet using the NewBitcoin Electrum-compatible server.

This allows users to connect their wallet directly to the NewBitcoin server to access blockchain data and wallet functionality supported by the server.

🔧 NewBitcoin Server Settings

Server:
newbitcoin.ddns.net

Port:
50001

BlueWallet Setup

1. Open BlueWallet.
2. Create or import your NBTC wallet, if supported by your BlueWallet setup.
3. Open the wallet settings.
4. Select the option to configure or change the Electrum server.
5. Enter:

Server: newbitcoin.ddns.net
Port: 50001

6. Save the configuration.
7. Restart/reconnect the wallet and verify that it successfully synchronizes with the NewBitcoin network.

⚠️ Important

The 50001 port is the wallet/Electrum server connection.

newbitcoin.ddns.net:50001

Always verify that the server is online and that the wallet software supports the NBTC network before importing or using a wallet.

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Community / Development

We are looking for:

* Bitaxe miners
* SHA-256 ASIC enthusiasts
* Developers
* Pool operators
* Node operators
* Testers
* Community members

If you are interested in helping test and develop the NewBitcoin ecosystem, join the discussion and share your mining results, hashrate, configurations and feedback.
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August 31, 2026, 01:12:17 PM
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Hi
I would like to mine this through my own node, can I have your peer url list please ?
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August 31, 2026, 01:24:09 PM
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Has anyone ever got a core wallet to sync for this coin? Linux, Windows or MacOS?
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September 01, 2026, 09:09:42 AM
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Has anyone ever got a core wallet to sync for this coin? Linux, Windows or MacOS?

Hi, youll never get an external wallet to work, while this coin purposely stops any output from their site, the wallet will never sync. Thats because the main node (the coins site) has stopped any output from their site, so nobody can sync a daemon or wallet. The listed Node list, which you need and I need for my daemon, no longer is valid, hence my question to the dev guys, who do post here, is publish the node list so both you and me can get what we want ?

Doing this also helps the coin spread a node / seed list out into the world, and would actually help the coin !

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Has anyone ever got a core wallet to sync for this coin? Linux, Windows or MacOS?

Hi, youll never get an external wallet to work, while this coin purposely stops any output from their site, the wallet will never sync. Thats because the main node (the coins site) has stopped any output from their site, so nobody can sync a daemon or wallet. The listed Node list, which you need and I need for my daemon, no longer is valid, hence my question to the dev guys, who do post here, is publish the node list so both you and me can get what we want ?

Doing this also helps the coin spread a node / seed list out into the world, and would actually help the coin !

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Solar

I don't know why they don't share this info. I have asked them on this forum, messaged on X, and emailed them. In English & in French. (Devs seem to be french) They just ignore me. I was surprised to see they started a new thread here.
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October 05, 2026, 12:51:13 PM
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I too couldn't get the Core wallet to sync so I use Bluewallet following these steps:

Downloaded Bluewallet (BW) on my mobile (Android),
Create a new wallet - DON'T IMPORT AN EXISTING ONE - name it,
On the BW homescreen, you'll see 3 dots top right, select then go to Network, select Electrum and enter the following in the preferred server plain:

Server: newbitcoin.ddns.net
Port: 50001
Use SSL: OFF
Save

Go back to the home screen and generate your new address from there. Point your miner to that address and you're good to go.


Only started on Saturday and have found 90 blocks already so the network is functioning, my question is...is it worth it? The project seems to have very little engagement so was wondering what other people's thoughts are on this.

Hope this helps and keen to hear your views.
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Can I add my existing wallet.dat file to bluewallet? I have thousands of NBTC mined to this wallet address. But I have never got this wallet to sync. Just like everyone else !!
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October 05, 2026, 04:07:16 PM
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Hi Guys
So this coin was started in France from a home.

It only has 1x seed built in on launch, the guys home !

I have tried almost everything to get a connection but i came to this conclusion in order to resolve the problem :-

1) The developer opens port 9333 (and adds the listen=1 / externalip lines). Post the note in their Telegram or as a GitHub issue, or here. If he does, we can sync and add it.


2) His node's IPv6 address. His node does accept IPv6 connections; the crawlers got in that way. If he or anyone in the Telegram group, github or here shares that address, the OVH VPS (which has IPv6) could connect to it and pass the blocks to me.

Then i can resurrect the coin, rebuild the wallet, add more wallet options for people that dont want a wallet-qt file, and start mining it again. Its still shows as live, so I cant do anything else, unless someone can knock on his door and ask him ! oh lala !

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Can I add my existing wallet.dat file to bluewallet? I have thousands of NBTC mined to this wallet address. But I have never got this wallet to sync. Just like everyone else !!



You can also simply create a new NBTC wallet in BlueWallet and transfer your NBTC from your existing wallet to the new BlueWallet address.

Just configure BlueWallet to use the NewBitcoin Electrum server:

NewBitcoin.ddns.net:50001

Then create your new wallet, get your NBTC receiving address, and send your NBTC to that address from your existing wallet.

This can be an easier option if you don't want to import your old wallet.dat or private keys into BlueWallet.
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Has anyone ever got a core wallet to sync for this coin? Linux, Windows or MacOS?

Hi, youll never get an external wallet to work, while this coin purposely stops any output from their site, the wallet will never sync. Thats because the main node (the coins site) has stopped any output from their site, so nobody can sync a daemon or wallet. The listed Node list, which you need and I need for my daemon, no longer is valid, hence my question to the dev guys, who do post here, is publish the node list so both you and me can get what we want ?

Doing this also helps the coin spread a node / seed list out into the world, and would actually help the coin !

Regards
Solar

I don't know why they don't share this info. I have asked them on this forum, messaged on X, and emailed them. In English & in French. (Devs seem to be french) They just ignore me. I was surprised to see they started a new thread here.






Hi Solar,

Yes, you can run the latest NewBitcoin Core wallet on Linux, Windows or macOS.

For the peer/node, you can use:

`NewBitcoin.ddns.net`

For the latest version of NewBitcoin Core, you can download it here:

for macos , windows et linux newbitcoin-qt
https://newbitcoin.fr/fr/telecharger.html

NCTC archive
https://github.com/newbitcoin2024/blocks.git

The node `NewBitcoin.ddns.net:9333` can be used as a peer for the Core wallet. This should allow the daemon/wallet to connect to the NewBitcoin network and begin synchronization.


Regards, 
NewBitcoin Team
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Can I add my existing wallet.dat file to bluewallet? I have thousands of NBTC mined to this wallet address. But I have never got this wallet to sync. Just like everyone else !!


Yes, you should be able to keep your existing `wallet.dat` and recover your mined NBTC.

After installing NewBitcoin Core, **make a backup copy of your `wallet.dat` first**. Do not delete or replace this file.

Then, in the NewBitcoin data directory, remove the existing blockchain/index data so that the client can use the complete blockchain archive.

You can download the complete blockchain from GitHub here:

[NewBitcoin blockchain archive
https://github.com/newbitcoin2024/blocks.git

Place the downloaded blockchain data in the appropriate NewBitcoin data directory, then restart NewBitcoin Core. This should allow the blockchain to synchronize much faster instead of trying to download everything from the beginning.

Once the blockchain is synchronized, your existing `wallet.dat` should still contain your wallet and your mined NBTC addresses/balance.

If you want, I can also help you step-by-step with the exact files/folders to keep and which ones to delete, so you don't risk your `wallet.dat`.
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Yay !! Wallet is FULLY SYNCED !!

I didn't have to do anything. Just run NBCT and now it syncs - game on !!

So I had 2 bitaxes running from 23 April till 31 May - all coins have been paid and confirmed
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Thanks !

fully synced now, and mining.
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Thanks !

fully synced now, and mining.
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Where are you mining? Pool?
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Thanks !

fully synced now, and mining.
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Where are you mining? Pool?

Hi
I am currently setting up a SHA-256 mining site, for small miners. Its got bitcoin plus around 11 auxpow coins and loads of sha256 solo coins, including every new coin that comes on the market.

Its taken allot of programming, but im nearly there. More details in a few days lol
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Nice. Let me know. I'm very interested
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2 x NBTC mining pools available at:

francisc.fr/stratum

Both live

Both BITAXE FRIENDLY
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Has anyone ever got a core wallet to sync for this coin? Linux, Windows or MacOS?

Hi, youll never get an external wallet to work, while this coin purposely stops any output from their site, the wallet will never sync. Thats because the main node (the coins site) has stopped any output from their site, so nobody can sync a daemon or wallet. The listed Node list, which you need and I need for my daemon, no longer is valid, hence my question to the dev guys, who do post here, is publish the node list so both you and me can get what we want ?

Doing this also helps the coin spread a node / seed list out into the world, and would actually help the coin !

Regards
Solar

I don't know why they don't share this info. I have asked them on this forum, messaged on X, and emailed them. In English & in French. (Devs seem to be french) They just ignore me. I was surprised to see they started a new thread here.






Hi Solar,

Yes, you can run the latest NewBitcoin Core wallet on Linux, Windows or macOS.

For the peer/node, you can use:

`NewBitcoin.ddns.net`

For the latest version of NewBitcoin Core, you can download it here:

for macos , windows et linux newbitcoin-qt
https://newbitcoin.fr/fr/telecharger.html

NCTC archive
https://github.com/newbitcoin2024/blocks.git

The node `NewBitcoin.ddns.net:9333` can be used as a peer for the Core wallet. This should allow the daemon/wallet to connect to the NewBitcoin network and begin synchronization.


Regards, 
NewBitcoin Team

Yeah, my core wallet is synced up now as well. so pointing my miner at it and the rewards are coming in. Thanks.

Glad to see engagement has increased and the project seems to be moving again. So, is there a roadmap of your expectations for this project?
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Do you have discord server?
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