GhostRider proof of work
CPU-friendly mining produces every block. Anyone with a computer can take part; no ASIC fleet decides the chain.
- Adaptive difficulty, 3–7 s blocks
- Heaviest chain wins — above finality
- 79.2% of issuance to miners
PQWERAI is an EVM blockchain where GhostRider CPU miners produce blocks, staked Smartnodes finalize them, and AI inference is paid in PQAI through on-chain escrow.
Test PQAI has no monetary value. There is no token sale and mainnet is not available.
$ curl -s $RPC -d '{"method":"eth_chainId",…}' "0x12db8" # 77240 $ curl -s $RPC -d '{"method":"g4_status",…}' epoch_length 32 quorum > 2/3 effective stake finalized checkpoint ✓ $ forge create Counter --rpc-url $RPC Deployed · verified · final
Three layers, one chain
Each layer has one job and a clear rule. Nothing is hidden behind a committee or an off-chain promise.
CPU-friendly mining produces every block. Anyone with a computer can take part; no ASIC fleet decides the chain.
Staked validators vote on checkpoints every 32 blocks. Once more than two thirds of stake agree, the past is closed.
Providers quote and get paid from escrow; clients are refunded when a job is not delivered. The chain settles; models run off-chain.
How a block becomes final
Proof of work orders blocks quickly; Smartnode votes make them permanent. The node refuses any reorganisation below the latest finalized checkpoint — however much hash power is behind it.
A GhostRider miner seals the block. Fee base is burned; tips go to the miner.
At each 32-block boundary, Smartnodes sign a vote linking two checkpoints.
Votes from more than ⅔ of effective stake justify the checkpoint.
A justified child finalizes its parent. Withdrawals wait for this.
Issuance
New PQAI is issued every epoch and split by rule — recorded per block in an on-chain journal, so supply can be reconciled exactly at any height.
Paid to the miners who sealed the epoch's blocks.
Paid by effective stake to validators that voted.
Carved from issuance only — never from transfers, gas or AI payments.
No supply cap by policy. EIP-1559 base fees are burned and tracked on-chain.
AI services EXPERIMENTAL
ServiceEscrow turns an AI inference job into a contract with clear exits. Inference runs off-chain on provider hardware; the chain only settles money, and never runs a model in consensus.
Provider signs a price (EIP-191)
Client locks PQAI in escrow
Provider submits the charge
Client approves, or the window lapses
Withdraw — or refund on failure
The quote and escrow commit to the charge and distribution. Inspect the connected deployment's terms before funding a job.
Unspent and unaccepted funds return to the client. Every path is tested end to end.
Each escrow commits to its distribution hash, so terms cannot change after funding.
Windows wallet · development 0.7.3
A non-custodial desktop wallet for Windows 10/11: sign locally, use a trusted node, build contracts and choose whether to share compute. These are private-testnet development features.
Encrypted accounts and backups, send and receive, reorg-aware history, tokens, NFTs and chain identity checks. Simple mode keeps daily actions close.
Visual contract flows, multi-language projects, simulation and deployment verification. New development work adds token safety warnings and wrap/unwrap support.
Signed local-model bundles, approved-model checks, resource controls and a P2P overlay. The latest branch adds paid Ask with a quote and explicit spending confirmation.
0.7.3 is a development checkpoint, not a public signed release. Independent audits and multi-operator AI acceptance remain open.
For builders
Foundry, cast and standard JSON-RPC work out of the box. The same counter contract ships in Solidity, Vyper, Yul, Huff and Fe — deployed and measured on a live node.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity 0.8.26;
contract Counter {
uint256 private count;
event Incremented(uint256 value);
function increment() external {
count += 1;
emit Incremented(count);
}
function get() external view returns (uint256) {
return count;
}
}
Security posture
The node exposes only what applications need, and the behaviour described here is covered by executed tests.
personal, admin, debug, miner and engine are never served.
No fork choice crosses a finalized checkpoint, regardless of difficulty.
A journaled signer refuses double and surround votes; equivocation burns 25% of stake.
The explorer recomputes supply block by block and must match Core exactly.
Where we are
PQWERAI is being built in the open and tested on a private network first. Nothing here is an offer of a token.
Chain 77240 running locally and on test servers. Mining, finality, contracts and AI escrow all exercised end to end.
Public RPC, faucet and explorer — after independent consensus and security review.
Not scheduled. Requires audits, a genesis ceremony and an explicit launch decision.
Spin up a local node, deploy your first contract and watch it finalize — in a few minutes.