Quinvarium mining architecture
The current Quinvarium V2 design distributes Proof-of-Work target share equally across four lanes. A signed public miner and a public mining network have not been released.
Current design
Private engineering work can demonstrate isolated code paths and restart behaviour. It cannot demonstrate four-lane public consensus, production difficulty adjustment, profitability or compatibility with a user’s hardware.
Quinvarium mining architecture
| Parameter | Current value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| RandomX-M | Monero-compatible merge-mining direction | 25% TARGET SHARE |
| RandomX-T | Separate QNV-specific RandomX profile | 25% TARGET SHARE |
| SHA3x | Independent SHA3x lane direction | 25% TARGET SHARE |
| Cuckaroo29 | Cuckoo-family lane direction | 25% TARGET SHARE |
| Public miner | No signed public build | NOT RELEASED |
| Mining data | No live difficulty, hashrate, reward or price | NOT AVAILABLE |
Technical documentation
Target shares are protocol allocation
A 25% target share is not a promise that every short observation window contains exactly one quarter of blocks from each lane. Final DAA and work-normalization rules must enforce the intended long-run relationship.
Private evidence boundary
A private RandomX-T laboratory path exists as engineering evidence. It covers one lane under a private functional profile. It is not a four-lane mainnet, a public miner release or evidence of production economics.
Release requirements
Before a public miner can be described as available, the final protocol contracts, network source, supported systems and hardware, checksums or signatures, safety limits and reproducible release artifacts must be published and verified.
No profitability claim
There is no valid QNV profitability calculation without live difficulty, public hashrate, a released miner, measured hardware performance, rewards, fees, uptime and a market price. Fast-profit or guaranteed-income claims are not part of Quinvarium.
Related documentation
Questions and answers
Can I mine QNV now?
No. The public network and signed public miner are not live.
Which hardware is supported?
No CPU, GPU, ASIC, operating system or driver is publicly confirmed for QNV mining yet.