Genesis Candidate Roadmap
ComputeNet is the first open protocol making verified useful compute observable and attestable. The public bounded service is live; native consensus and COMPUTE rewards are inactive.
Preserved ledger — computenet-mainnet-1
The original eight blocks remain preserved: 350 issued COMPUTE and 342 reconciled balance. Public signed execution receipts are live and separate. Native consensus, mining, issuance, fees, payments and rewards are inactive; independent administration is not demonstrated.
Development Roadmap
The roadmap outlines major milestones from fair launch through Alpha Mainnet and beyond. Specific timelines will be announced as each phase approaches.
Historical protocol and ledger
Eight original blocks are preserved; this is not evidence of currently advancing consensus.
- Original genesis and height 7 preserved
- 350 historical test issuance; 342 reconciled balance
Public bounded verification
Two useful deterministic workload profiles return signed execution evidence.
- Public HTTPS submission and status
- Signed result download and local verification
Compound native candidate
Scoped isolated tests passed; production qualification and economic security are not established.
- Unique useful work plus complementary resource work
- Receipt-bound isolated settlement and recovery
Independent operator qualification
Volunteer off-mainnet instructions and intake are public. Actual independent live consensus is not demonstrated.
- Source and qualification instructions published
- Independent resource and WAN evidence still required
Protocol and economic acceptance
Production numerical parameters, original issuance eligibility and funding require explicit ratification.
- Ratification and security-resource commitments pending
- No mining, issuance, payments or fees activated
Native activation and continuity
Separate cutover and payment authority are required; no founder-independent launch is claimed.
- Preserve historical ledger and original wallets
- Qualify consenting live payments and independent continuity
Alpha Mainnet Hardening Roadmap
The bounded verification service is live. Native consensus and economics remain isolated qualification and ratification work.
Fair Launch Commitments
ComputeNet is committed to a fair, transparent launch with no special allocations.
No Premine
Historical test issuance is disclosed: 350 COMPUTE; not a new allocation.
No ICO
No token sale or investment offering
No Founder Allocation
No new founder allocation is proposed; historical holdings are preserved.
Open Source Before Genesis
Pinned source is published; this does not certify historical release timing.
Public Participation
Open qualification now; live permissionless consensus is not active.
Equal Terms
Founders participate like any ordinary validator
Genesis Validator Expectations
The original genesis already exists. For off-mainnet volunteer qualification, the following is a starting point, not approval to join live consensus or earn rewards.
Hardware Expectations
- Modern multi-core CPU
- Adequate RAM for workload execution
- Fast storage (SSD recommended)
- Reliable network connectivity
These are off-mainnet qualification expectations, not a validated production resource budget.
Technical Requirements
- Linux server environment
- Static IP address or reliable DNS
- 24/7 operation capability
- Monitoring infrastructure
See /docs/validators/requirements for scoped qualification limits.
Participation Requirements
- Validator participation recommended
- Familiarity with validator operations
- Commitment to network security
- Community engagement
Run an Alpha Mainnet validator today.
Run an Alpha Mainnet Validator
Use the public verification service or join off-mainnet volunteer qualification. Production consensus and rewards are not active.