PRE-TESTNET / DEVELOPMENT ACTIVE
A private-money protocol target built around fixed integer emission, private amounts, and full-chain membership proofs.
It is not a live network or available asset. Development, local testing, and internal review are active; no public testnet release exists.
PROTOCOL STATE2026.07.15
01 / SYSTEM BRIEF
The design targets private value on a deterministic base. It does not turn a protocol into a blanket anonymity guarantee.
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THE SUPPLY
The current consensus design targets π × φ base units—about 5.083 septillion—reached exactly by an integer-only hundred-year schedule and then zero emission. The table is implemented and testable, but it is not a promise about an unlaunched asset and remains subject to final consensus review and the genesis process.
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THE PRIVACY
DAARX's current consensus implementation activates CTS full-chain membership proofs from genesis and exercises the real prover and verifier in local tests. Fees are designed to use a short public ladder to reduce fee fingerprinting.
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THE LIMIT
The privacy layer is new cryptography built on reviewed dependencies. The project has not completed the independent review and long public soak required for a launch claim. A security program is planned, but no bounty is currently open.
02 / PRIVACY INSPECTION
Move through the three inspection layers. These diagrams explain the design and its evidence; they do not simulate a live network.
LAYER 01 / CONSENSUS TARGET
CTS full-chain membership proofs are intended to let a valid spend prove membership without identifying the spent output. Hidden amounts and spent-tag checks remain part of deterministic consensus.
An anonymity-set design is not a guarantee of end-to-end anonymity.
LAYER 02 / CURRENT EVIDENCE
The current implementation exercises the real prover and verifier in local tests. Some upstream FCMP components have published review artifacts; DAARX's composition, adapters, and consensus integration have not received an independent professional security audit.
The ingress policy and end-to-end miner path still require launch-level integration evidence.
LAYER 03 / THREAT SURFACE
Metadata, endpoint compromise, implementation flaws, network observation, and novel cryptanalysis remain threats that require public testing. Protocol privacy cannot erase failures outside its proven boundary.
No independent professional security audit or long public soak has been completed.
03 / SPECIFICATION + STATE
Every row distinguishes a current design or implementation fact from a launch claim. There is no public network behind this display.
Status — July 15, 2026: development, local testing, and internal review are active. The public testnet package, supported public miner, transactional release wallet, independent review evidence, operational runbooks, and final whitepaper are not released. No release date is promised.
04 / NEXT ROUTE
Mining is the intended distribution path. The launch design has no premine, presale, or coin sale. That policy becomes meaningful only if a reviewed network launches. Today there is no public testnet mining release, and rig submissions are non-binding market research—not orders.