Fair launch, defined
A launch reserves no protocol-level supply or advantage for insiders. If founders earn coins, they earn them by the same public rules as everyone else.
Proofra is being built as an EVM-compatible RandomX v2 proof-of-work L1 with work-backed finality. No premine. No presale. No insider allocation. The manifest comes first — the chain follows.
“No premine” in a headline is not proof. A launch can skip a premine and still hand insiders a private sale, a founder tax, an admin mint, or a quiet head start. Proofra’s first deliverable is not a token — it is a public standard the project holds itself to.
A launch reserves no protocol-level supply or advantage for insiders. If founders earn coins, they earn them by the same public rules as everyone else.
Base-layer Sybil resistance comes from RandomX v2, a CPU-oriented PoW — not validator deposits or a privileged stake set.
Solidity, MetaMask, Foundry, Hardhat, block explorers and ERC tokens. The EVM is the compatibility layer; PoW is the security layer.
The planned BLS finality derives weight from locked, immature mining rewards that stay slashable during the finality window — not stake deposits.
These are the constraints Proofra is being prepared to meet. They are stated up front, not after the fact.
Proofra is in preparation. This page does not claim a live mainnet, a token, or financial finality. Here is exactly where things stand.
The written Proof of Fair Launch standard, published as the canonical first artifact.
PublishedName, mark, media kit, and official accounts secured ahead of any public promotion.
LiveWork-backed BLS finality, RandomX v2 PoW and fair-launch parameters — design and devnet research.
In preparationSource, signed releases, checksums and chain parameters — published before mainnet mining begins.
Not yet publicAn open test network with reproducible setup, gated on implementation and public validation.
PlannedAttention should be earned by publishing constraints up front, then backing them with reproducible work.
Publish the Proof of Fair Launch standard and make Proofra’s own constraints explicit.
Public repositories, signed reproducible releases, checksums, and chain parameters.
An open, reproducible testnet anyone can run and verify — before anything is announced.
The announcement comes only once it’s live and verifiable: public genesis and launch time, no premine, no private window.
Anything not linked from the official-links page is not Proofra. Found a security issue? Responsible disclosure is welcome.