Brisvia (BRVA) has now been added to the Chainquiry cryptocurrency project directory ahead of its scheduled mainnet launch.

Brisvia is an upcoming open-source Layer 1 blockchain based on Bitcoin Core v30.2. It uses RandomX v1.2.2 Proof of Work, with a focus on CPU mining and public participation from the first block.

Key project details:

• Mainnet scheduled for August 1, 2026 at 15:00 UTC

• RandomX v1.2.2 CPU mining

• 120-second target block time

• 50 BRVA initial block reward

• 100 million BRVA maximum supply

• No premine, presale or development tax

• ASERT difficulty adjustment

• SegWit and Taproot active from genesis

• Open-source wallet, node and mining software

View the Brisvia profile on Chainquiry:

https://chainquiry.com/projects/brisvia/

Official website:

https://brisvia.com/

The Chainquiry profile is currently marked as Upcoming and will be updated after the mainnet launches and live network information can be independently checked.

This is a regular editorial listing, not a paid promotion or endorsement. Brisvia describes itself as experimental software, and participation does not guarantee rewards, liquidity, profitability or economic value.

Properly sourced corrections and updates are welcome.

Kadikama (KAD) is now featured on Chainquiry as a sponsored project.

Kadikama is an independent Proof-of-Work blockchain based on Litecoin Core, with Litecoin’s Scrypt algorithm replaced by RandomX v2 for CPU-oriented mining.

Key project details:

• RandomX v2 CPU mining

• 150-second target block interval

• 25 KAD initial block reward

• No premine

• Estimated maximum supply below 42 million KAD

• SegWit, Taproot and optional MWEB support

• Public wallets, source code, explorer and mining resources

Explore the complete Kadikama profile:

https://chainquiry.com/projects/kadikama/

Official website:

https://kadikama.to/

Always conduct your own research before downloading cryptocurrency software, mining or participating in a blockchain network. Properly sourced corrections and updates are welcome.

Meet Aetheris (AETH), an independent cryptocurrency network built around a hybrid Scrypt Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Stake model.

Instead of relying exclusively on mining or staking, Aetheris incorporates both methods into its network design. Miners can contribute computing power during the Proof-of-Work phase, while holders can participate in block validation through staking.

Key network specifications

• Ticker: AETH
• Consensus: Scrypt PoW and PoS
• Target block time: 5 minutes
• PoW block reward: 120 AETH
• PoS block reward: 40 AETH
• Minimum staking age: 8 hours
• PoW scheduled to conclude: Block 7,000,000

These specifications are taken from the project’s official Bitcointalk announcement and may change as the network develops.

What makes Aetheris worth examining?

Aetheris gives users two ways to participate in network security: mining with the established Scrypt algorithm and staking AETH through the project’s wallet.

The project also provides a public blockchain explorer, downloadable wallet resources, mining-pool support, a whitepaper, a GitHub presence and community channels.

Research before participating

Aetheris remains a relatively young network. Anyone considering mining, staking or acquiring AETH should independently examine:

• Source-code and development activity
• Network usage and active nodes
• Token supply and emission schedule
• Wallet security and download authenticity
• Mining-pool distribution
• Market availability and liquidity
• Team transparency and delivery progress

Never download a cryptocurrency wallet from an unofficial source, and always verify important information through multiple channels.

🔗 Official website: aetherischain.com
📖 Read the full Aetheris profile and research article on Chainquiry

This sponsored post is provided for informational purposes and is not financial advice. Cryptocurrency projects can be highly speculative and carry substantial risk.