ONE MILLION SATOSHISONE MILLION SATOSHIS is an independent Bitcoin-derived network based on Bitcoin Knots.
It is
not a fork of Bitcoin's existing blockchain history.
The chain starts from its own genesis block, with no inherited balances, no inherited UTXO set and no automatic coins for existing Bitcoin holders.
The goal is simple:
peer-to-peer electronic cash, monetary transactions and long-term network security.Websitehttps://onemillionsatoshis.codeberg.page/Main Parameters- Block reward: 1 BTC forever
- Halvings: None
- Target block time: ~10 minutes
- Target yearly emission: ~52,560 BTC
- Difficulty adjustment: Every 2016 blocks
- Proof of Work: BLAKE2b from block 1
- Genesis: SHA256d
- BIP110 / RDTS: Active from block 1
- SegWit: Active from block 1
- Address format: oms1q...
- P2P port: 19333
- RPC port: 19332
Why ONE MILLION SATOSHIS?Many Bitcoin forks inherited Bitcoin's existing blockchain history and balances.
ONE MILLION SATOSHIS takes a different approach.
Own genesis. Own history. New miners. New users. New community.No inherited balances.
No inherited UTXO set.
No automatic coins for existing Bitcoin holders.
If the network grows, it has to build its own history and community from the beginning.
BIP110 / RDTSONE MILLION SATOSHIS uses BIP110 / RDTS to reduce unnecessary blockchain noise and keep block space focused on monetary use.
The objective is to stay closer to the original idea of:
- peer-to-peer electronic cash
- store of value
- settlement of monetary transactions
rather than turning the blockchain into permanent storage for arbitrary files, inscriptions or NFT-style data.
Monetary PolicyThere are
no halvings.
1 BTC every ~10 minutes, forever.
At the target block rate:
~144 BTC per day
~52,560 BTC per year
Reaching 21 million BTC would take roughly
400 years.
Even someone born today will never see this chain reach 21 million coins.
The idea is not to build monetary policy around the next four-year cycle.
The idea is to build something that can continue across generations.
Bitcoin chose a fixed maximum supply.
ONE MILLION SATOSHIS chooses a fixed emission rate.
Emission & Inflation ModelThe network targets approximately
~52,560 new BTC every year.
The absolute emission remains approximately constant, while the percentage inflation naturally decreases as the total supply grows.
Year Total Supply New BTC / Year Inflation
Year 1 ~52,560 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~0% baseline
Year 2 ~105,120 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~100%
Year 3 ~157,680 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~50%
Year 4 ~210,240 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~33.3%
Year 5 ~262,800 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~25%
Year 10 ~525,600 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~11.1%
Year 20 ~1,051,200 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~5.3%
Year 50 ~2,628,000 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~2.0%
Year 100 ~5,256,000 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~1.0%
Year 200 ~10,512,000 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~0.5%
Year 400 ~21,024,000 BTC ~52,560 BTC ~0.25%
Year 1 is shown as the starting baseline because there is no previous circulating supply to compare against.The largest percentage increase happens during the earliest years of the network.
After that, the same approximate yearly emission represents a smaller and smaller percentage of the existing supply.
Fixed emission. Naturally declining inflation. No halvings required.
Built for centuries.Source CodeMain repository:https://codeberg.org/onemillionsatoshis/onemillionsatoshisOMS RATUM:https://codeberg.org/onemillionsatoshis/oms-ratumOMS SUPRYOLO:https://codeberg.org/onemillionsatoshis/oms-supryoloReleasesOfficial releases are published through the Codeberg repositories.
Linux and Windows builds are available for the main OMS node.
GitHub StatusThe original GitHub account is currently restricted.
GitHub Support stated that the restriction is related to their policies concerning the use of
GitHub Actions.
The project inherited CI workflow files from the Bitcoin codebase, and I am currently in contact with GitHub Support to clarify the restriction and request restoration of the account.
No GitHub-hosted infrastructure was intentionally used for cryptocurrency mining.Until this is resolved,
Codeberg is the primary source for the project repositories and releases.Network ParticipationAnyone can run a node.
Stable public nodes with port
19333 reachable from the Internet may be considered for future built-in seed lists.
The network is young, so additional independent nodes help improve decentralization and resilience.
Discordhttps://discord.gg/bwCCQcZag