Introducing a New Kind of Blockchain

We need to clarify what makes our chain different. It's not just about looks, it's about the structure. Most crypto has this anti-government vibe, which makes it seem like we’re against everything anchored to a real place. Look around, chains are branded with frogs and dogs... pretty childish right?

Success in our world is measured in numbers, right? We all think touching a thousand lives is better than just one. But maybe that’s not so true. One deep connection can mean more than a surface-level touch with lots of people.

This chain we're launching is a Graphene-based chain. And just to be clear, I’m not like Dan or Ned or any of those big names. I’ve got my own background: a mystic and an academic. You can call me Doctor if you want, lol.

We're planning a little pre-mine to kick off new account creation. Just a heads up, that's in the works.

So the idea for pre-mine is zero pre-mine, actually. We’ll have an AI witness similar to Steemit’s @wang. This AI will help newcomers and also handle the witness rewards for new accounts. People can support its posts too.

I reached out to devs from HIVE, BTC, ETH, and others to share what we're up to. They already knew who I was, but it’s smart to let major crypto devs be aware of your project, especially if you're serious about it. It's not about NFT hype or pump-and-dump schemes.

I’m gonna keep this thread updated with our pre-launch news. So far: we've cloned the BLURT Condenser and rebranded it, created a wallet and a landing page, plus an AI-guided signup process.

We’re mostly set now and gearing up for a testnet. Just a few more dev tweaks, then we can really make sure everything works before going live. This testnet is gonna be a real deal, helpful for app testing too.

Here's our TestNet announcement thread if anyone’s curious. We’ve got a lot going on.

We’re adding something unique here a structured ‘Blue Letter Bible’ type setup for our Sacred-Text libraries. This new feature’s called ‘Hierophant’ and it’s really something special.

For the record, MELEK and PRANA aren’t exactly ‘ethno-currencies’, but they have ties to specific regions. We’re all for promoting national currencies, but let’s be careful, especially since not all ethnic groups fit the stereotype.

Some say this approach might not sit well with everyone, but we've got to recognize that certain ethnic currencies are coming, whether we like it or not. Just saying.