resatoshi
An independent proof-of-work blockchain derived from Bitcoin Core, with SHA-256d mining, ASERT difficulty adjustment and UTXO recycling.
ReSatoshi 31.0.0-rsat.1 · Windows x64 · ZIP, 36 MB. Extract the ZIP and open bitcoin-qt.exe. This full-node wallet downloads and validates the blockchain before use.
Tested on Windows 11 x64. The executable is unsigned. Read the included setup and backup instructions. Source commit: a50f4fe3.
For the separate wallet and mining bundle, visit the official Discord’s download-only channel.
The repository includes the node, wallet, command-line tools and tests. Install your platform’s dependencies before building.
Source on GitLabLook up blocks, transactions and address history, including spent and expired outputs.
Open explorerReSatoshi starts from its own genesis block and operates on its own network. It uses Bitcoin Core as its software foundation; it is a separate blockchain.
The project follows Bitcoin Core development while keeping changes specific to its network small and understandable. Nodes independently validate transactions and consensus rules.
A transaction output created at height h expires at h + 5,256,000 if it remains unspent after the transactions in that block. Spending in the expiry block is valid.
Expired value enters a recycle pool. Miners may claim up to the smaller of one coin and the available pool per block, in addition to the ordinary subsidy and transaction fees. Unclaimed value stays in the pool. Recycling redistributes existing value.
This is approximately 100 years at the 10-minute target interval. The rule uses block height, not calendar time, and applies to each output rather than the age of a wallet.
Read the full network rulesrsat119333 / 19332RPC is for local node access and should remain private.
Current main builds discover candidate peers through DNS seeds. Each node validates the chain independently. Updated seed entries require a build containing those changes.
seed.resatoshi.orgReSatoshi derives from Bitcoin Core software, but starts from its own genesis block and operates on its own network. Its native coins and addresses belong to that network.
An unspent output expires 5,256,000 blocks after its creation, approximately 100 years at the target block interval. The rule applies to each output, rather than the age of an address or wallet.
No. It redistributes the value of expired unspent outputs. The recycle reward is limited to the smaller of one coin and the available pool, separately from the normal block subsidy and transaction fees.
With default networking options, current main builds discover peers automatically. The setup guide also documents manual bootstrap connections for troubleshooting.
Join the official Discord for help. Report ordinary bugs through GitLab Issues. Report security vulnerabilities privately to tpa1995@naver.com.