iuna
Open experiment · Public testing

Cryptocurrency designed to keep power temporary.

iuna is an experimental L1 exploring a more open alternative to conventional Proof of Work and Proof of Stake by separating issuance, block selection, and timing.

This is an experimental network under public testing—not a proven or production-ready system. Download the software, run an independent node, and report what you observe or where it fails.

What are we trying to change?

Many networks give lasting influence to whoever already controls the most capital or mining scale. iuna tests a different balance: open coin issuance, lightweight finalization, and influence that expires.

How capital turns into network influence

Proof of Work

Scale advantage
Proof of Work scale advantage A conceptual curve showing mining efficiency rising sharply after access to specialized ASIC scale. Capital & infrastructure → Efficiency →

Specialized hardware and operating scale can make additional investment more productive once a miner crosses the entry threshold.

Proof of Stake

Persistent capital
Proof of Stake proportional influence A straight rising line showing recurring influence and expected rewards proportional to the amount staked. Stake held → Recurring influence →

More stake brings proportionally more recurring influence and expected rewards, while the underlying stake remains owned.

iuna Proof of Burn

Temporary cost
iuna fixed-burn effect A flat line showing that a ten euro burn has the same temporary lottery weight at every existing wallet size. Existing wallet size → Temporary weight →

A €10 burn buys the same temporary lottery weight for a small or large holder. It is spent, expires, and must be paid again.

Temporary influence

No permanent seat at the table

Finalization power is paid for again each time. Past participation does not become a permanent claim on the network.

Open entry

New supply stays mineable

Anyone can search for proof-of-work mine actions. Issuance is kept separate from block finalization.

Still unproven

An experiment, not a promise

The design is public so its assumptions can be tested, challenged, and improved with evidence.

Three mechanisms, three different jobs

iuna separates coin issuance, block selection, and timing instead of asking one scarce resource to control everything.

01 · Issue

Proof of work creates IUNA

Open proof-of-work mine actions introduce new coins without deciding who finalizes the next block.

02 · Select

Burns enter a block lottery

Nodes permanently spend IUNA for a temporary chance to finalize. That influence must be paid for again.

03 · Time

A verifiable delay sets the pace

Sequential work creates a checkable clock and gives fallback finalizers a predictable way to take over.

A directional roadmap

Each phase expands the experiment only as participation and evidence develop.

Done · Devnet

Development

Build the core protocol, establish liveness, and test baseline stability.

Done · 0–10,000 IUNA

Hardening

Security, bug fixes, documentation, and wider public testing.

Now · 10,000–25,000 IUNA

Ecosystem

More nodes, atomic BTC swaps using HTLCs, and community testing.

25,000–50,000 IUNA

Market

A small P2P BTC swap marketplace, real users, and organic price discovery.

50,000+ IUNA

Exchange access

Explore CEX listings only after sufficient stability, security, participation, and organic demand.

These milestones are directional, not promises, and may change as the experiment develops.

A network is its participants

Bring a node, a question, or a way to break it.

Meet the people testing iuna, share what you observe, and help decide which evidence the candidate still needs.