The Bitcoin Satoshi Nakamoto intended.

Bitcoin replaced trust with arithmetic. What followed was a decade of people quietly putting themselves back in charge — ecosystem funds, team allocations, treasury mints, governance votes won by whoever holds the most of a supply they issued to themselves.

That is not a new financial system. It is the old one with a better landing page. If a keyholder can pause a contract, freeze a balance or mint to a treasury, you are not holding money. You are holding a row in a stranger's database.

Bitcoin RXC takes the other road and pays for it. No admin key was kept, so no admin key can be stolen, subpoenaed or abused. The trade is real: nothing here can ever be fixed, improved, bailed out or reversed. That is the point.

A miner searches for a nonce where keccak256(challenge ‖ miner ‖ nonce) lands below the target. Because your own address sits inside the hash, nobody can lift your solution out of the mempool and claim it first. The answer is worthless to anyone but you.

Difficulty retargets every 512 claims to hold a roughly one-minute heartbeat. Mine alone or mine against the world — issuance stays on the same schedule either way.

Gas on RichX Chain costs a fraction of a cent, so an ordinary phone is viable hardware. That was the original promise before mining became a warehouse business, and it is the specific thing this chain exists to give back.

Bitcoin RXC is a proof-of-work token on RichX Chain, a sovereign proof-of-authority network with five-second blocks and near-zero transaction costs. It is not the chain's native coin — it is a contract on top of it, capped at 21,000,000 units, with no way to create a unit except by solving work.

It is not a company. There is no entity that can be sued, acquired, or regulated into changing the contract. It is not a promise: nobody guarantees a price, maintains a floor, or commits to buying anything back. It is finished software with nobody behind it — bugs cannot be patched, because no patch mechanism exists.

Every claim on this page resolves to something you can query yourself. The contract address below is the whole project — this site is only a description of it.