WAM Coin — mainnet 15 September 2026, 00:00 UTC. RandomX. CPU. 22,000,000 hard cap. No presale, no ICO, nothing to buy. Every new chain asks you to trust it. Here is what you can check before this one exists. 🧵

WAM's source lives in three places, at three companies: gitlab.com/WAMCoin/wam-coin github.com/wamcoin-core-dev/… gitea.com/WAMCoin/wam-coin One repository, pushed to all three. If one is unreachable, the other two are — and you don't need us to say which.

WAM v0.1.10: mine against your own node, with no pool at all. wam-miner --solo -u YOUR_ADDRESS Find a block, keep all 47.5 WAM. Linux, Windows and macOS — every build proves the miner builds a valid block on all three before it ships. gitlab.com/WAMCoin/wam-coin

Our pool fee goes 0% → 1%, matching the other WAM pools. 0% made sense when ours was the only one. There are four now, and nobody can compete with nothing. pool.wamcoin.org:3333 wam.ariabrain.com:3333 stratum.cryptopickaxe.co.uk:… Pick one on how it runs.

WAM Coin, day four of mainnet, measured today: height 3,149 · 412 kH/s · RandomX, CPU only 17 distinct finders · 157,450 WAM mined of 22M One finder has produced 61.2% of all blocks. We publish that number permanently, high or low: explorer.wamcoin.org Only miners change it. Our pool takes 0%: stratum+tcp://pool.wamcoin.org:3333 v0.1.9 is out — not mandatory. It stops a newly installed node being fed a cheap fake history. v0.1.8 nodes are on the same chain and need nothing. Signed builds, Linux/Windows/macOS: wamcoin.org/start/ No listing, no price, nothing to buy.

The daily number, as promised — day 3. last seven days (1,773 blocks): largest finder 72.1%, 10 distinct right now (47 blocks, ~1.5h): largest finder 59.6%, 3 distinct Both are published side by side now, neither as the headline. The short window turns over in an hour and a half, so three lucky blocks move it twenty points and it named OUR pool as the largest twice today. The seven-day window is what the published condition is judged on: no exchange application while one finder is above 50%, target below 35%. explorer.wamcoin.org/api/con… Four independent pools now serve WAM. I probed all four minutes ago: each authorises a wam1 address and is serving work on the current tip. pool.wamcoin.org:3333 0% (the project's) wam.ariabrain.com:3333 1% stratum.cryptopickaxe.co.uk:… 1% pool.liquidpool.net:4333 1% Two of them have no miners yet. A new pool with nobody on it finds no blocks, and a pool that finds no blocks attracts nobody — the circle breaks with the first miner. We were in it on launch night with ten miners and two blocks. None of these is ours to recommend over another: pick the one that is not the biggest. And a number we had never measured until yesterday, after the founder said our reading was incomplete — a pool address is a pass-through, not a holder: 548 addresses have ever received WAM 540 of them are end recipients, not pools the largest end recipient holds 25.8% of what reached them So 72% of blocks found through one address, and 25.8% is the largest share any single person received. Both true. The first is reorg risk; the second is distribution. We had been publishing only the first. Our pool, for the record: 351 blocks confirmed, 49 maturing, 0 orphaned, 16,378.96 WAM paid to miners, 0% fee. WAM has no market value and may never have one.

WAM, day 3. The daily number, as promised: largest finder over 7 days: 72.1%, down from 97.5% distinct finders: 10, was 2 the two biggest pools are now within 2% of each other On the short window the largest is OUR pool. Same rule applies. explorer.wamcoin.org/api/con…

WAM mainnet: 12 hours old. height 384 · 2.18 MH/s · blocks every ~2 min every block has paid the treasury by consensus our pool paid 568 WAM to miners; txids are public pool fee 0% One finder holds 79.2% of the last 48 blocks. Twelve hours ago it was 97.5%. We publish that number whether it flatters us or not: explorer.wamcoin.org/api/con… Mine on a CPU: wamcoin.org/mine No market value. Nobody will buy it back from you.

We rewrote the commit history today, on purpose: 24 messages carried an attribution line that did not belong. No file changed. With a clone: git fetch --all --prune git reset --hard origin/main Published releases are untouched and still verify.

WAM Coin v0.1.7 — not mandatory. No consensus rule changed. Upgrade when convenient. A node can now find the network when DNS cannot be trusted: fixed seeds are compiled in. Only machines we run are in that list. Testnet. Verify before running: github.com/wam-coin-official…