Privacy-focused cryptocurrency. Bitcoin-style emission with Monero's privacy technology — ring signatures (32 members by default, 32–64 allowed), Dandelion++ propagation, and one-time stealth addresses.
Layered privacy on top of Monero's proven cryptography, designed to make transaction analysis much harder.
The HIDERING wallets (CLI, RPC and GUI) build rings of 32 members by default — twice Monero's 16. Consensus accepts rings of 32 to 64 members, constant within a transaction. The ring size is visible on-chain, so keeping the default avoids standing out.
ring-size: 32 (default)The HIDERING wallet CLI and RPC pad each transaction's tx_extra field to 2500 bytes (a wallet rule, not a consensus rule). The overall transaction size still depends on its inputs and outputs. Network-layer relay padding is inherited from Monero (1024-byte granularity).
tx_extra: 2500BTransactions propagate through Dandelion++ stem/fluff routing (inherited from Monero) to obscure the originating node before broadcast.
Dandelion++Transaction amounts are hidden on-chain by RingCT (Pedersen commitments), so observers cannot see how much value is being transferred.
RingCTEvery payment is sent to a unique one-time address derived from the recipient's public keys, so observers cannot link transactions to a published address.
stealth one-timeML-DSA-65 (FIPS 204) and ML-KEM-768 (FIPS 203) are in development for a future, non-destructive hard fork (target: 2027, not yet scheduled). The code is present but inactive on today's network; the hard fork is designed to preserve existing history.
ML-DSA-65 · Not active yetFixed supply, predictable halvings, pure PoW emission. The same monetary properties that made Bitcoin trusted — with Monero-grade privacy.
Genesis (block 0) holds a single 157.14 HRG output locked under a NUMS key: provably unspendable and not counted in the 18M supply. Every coin since block 1 is created by RandomX proof-of-work under the rules in the open-source code, which contains no premine, no seed round and no private sale. A short private mining phase of the founder nodes preceded the public opening of v2.0.0; its blocks were orphaned and are not part of the live chain (see whitepaper §7.1).