A token you actually mine.

Equium ($EQM) is a CPU-mineable token on Solana with a 21M hard cap and a halving schedule. The supply is produced through proof-of-work, not distributed by a team. There was no presale and there is no insider allocation.

Total supply
21M
Block reward
25 EQM
Block time
~1 min
Halving
378k blocks
Block height9Current target0x40FF…Epoch reward25 EQMMineable left18,899,775Network statusOPENEmpty rounds0Block height9Current target0x40FF…Epoch reward25 EQMMineable left18,899,775Network statusOPENEmpty rounds0Block height9Current target0x40FF…Epoch reward25 EQMMineable left18,899,775Network statusOPENEmpty rounds0
How it works

Proof-of-work on Solana.

Equihash 96,5 is memory-bound rather than compute-bound. GPU farms have no meaningful edge over a CPU, so anyone with a machine can compete on roughly equal footing.

01

Generate

Your machine hashes random nonces against the current network challenge. Each nonce is an independent attempt at the puzzle.

02the work

Solve

When a nonce produces a hash that falls under the difficulty target, you have an Equihash solution. The puzzle is bound to your wallet address, so the solution cannot be front-run.

03

Earn

Submit the solution as a Solana transaction. The on-chain program verifies it and transfers 25 EQM to your wallet. Rounds close roughly every minute.

Difficulty

Retargets every hour.

Every 60 blocks the protocol compares elapsed time to the 60-minute target and adjusts the difficulty within a [0.5x, 2x] clamp. The convention follows Bitcoin's retarget, with tighter damping suited to the shorter window.

Emission

Block reward halves every ~8.6 months.

The reward starts at 25 EQM per block and halves at fixed intervals: 12.5, 6.25, and so on. The emission curve mirrors Bitcoin, mapped to roughly one-minute blocks, so 99% of supply is produced within the first decade.

Mine it

Your machine is the rig.

Equihash 96,5 uses roughly 50 MB of memory per thread and runs on any modern CPU. Solutions take a few seconds to find, and block rewards are delivered directly to your wallet.

RAM per thread
~50 MB
Avg solve time
~400 ms
Mobile friendly
Yes
ASIC resistant
Yes
equium-minerlive · mainnet
INFOequium-miner online
INFO miner AgbS…AEQM
INFO program ZKGM…uEQM
INFO rpc https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com
INFOround #18 reward 25 EQM target 0x40ffff…
INFO · try #1 above target 421ms 1.2 H/s
INFO · try #2 above target 400ms 1.5 H/s
INFO · try #3 above target 479ms 1.6 H/s
INFO ✓ MINED! +25 EQM try #4 1.6 H/s
INFO sig YrgmXW…AvNCGY
INFOtotal mined 25 EQM · blocks 1 · uptime 0:08
Tokenomics

Fixed supply. No insider allocation.

The 21,000,000 total supply is split into a 10% premine reserved for DEX liquidity and a 90% pool produced through mining. Mint authority is revoked at launch, so the cap is structural and enforced at the SPL Token level.

Supply split
21,000,000EQM
Premine2.1M
Mineable18.9M
Emission curve
Halving forever

Same curve as Bitcoin, ~8.6 months between halvings at 1-min blocks.

Era 125 EQMYear 0
Era 212.5 EQMYear ~0.7
Era 36.25 EQMYear ~1.4
Era 43.125 EQMYear ~2.1
→ 0asymptotic

Cap enforced on-chain.

Mint authority is revoked at launch, so no future inflation is possible. This is enforced at the SPL Token program level, not by Equium's own program logic.

No team allocation.

The 10% premine is reserved for DEX liquidity and operational costs. There are no founder tokens and no team vesting schedule.

Empty rounds reduce float.

If a round closes without a winning solution, the unminted reward remains in the program vault permanently. The protocol does not issue IOUs against future blocks.

FAQ

Common questions.

Maybe, maybe not. Equium is an experiment in fair-launch distribution rather than a yield product. The protocol issues 25 EQM per block to whoever submits the first valid solution, but the market value of those tokens is determined by demand on the open market and is not guaranteed.

It will mine, just slower. The network adjusts difficulty so blocks arrive at roughly the same cadence regardless of total hashrate, but the share of those blocks you win scales with your CPU. A modest machine still earns a proportional amount — less than a workstation, but the math is the same.

No. Each Equihash solution is bound to the wallet address that submits it, because the puzzle input includes the miner's pubkey. Replaying a captured solution from a different wallet produces a different puzzle and fails on-chain verification.

Transaction costs and finality. A mine transaction costs a fraction of a cent, which keeps the economics viable even at the lowest block rewards. Equivalent protocols on higher-fee chains would cost more in gas than the reward is worth. Sub-second block finality also means winners are confirmed quickly.

Yes. Mint authority is revoked at the SPL Token level before the public launch. After that, no additional EQM can ever be created by anyone — the cap is enforced by the runtime, not by promises in protocol code.

The full protocol, miners, and website are open source under Apache-2.0 at github.com/HannaPrints/equium. The on-chain program is roughly 1,000 lines of Rust. You can audit it, fork it, or run your own miner against it.

Mainnet is live. The program is deployed at ZKGMUfxiRCXFPnqz9zgqAnuqJy15jk7fKbR4o6FuEQM and the EQM mint is 1MhvZzEe8gQ8Rb9CrT3Dn26Gkn9QRErzLMGkkTwveqm. Follow @EquiumEQM for protocol updates.