Frequently Asked Questions

Malairte (MLRT) is a peer-to-peer, decentralized digital currency built on proof-of-work consensus. It was launched with no premine and no ICO — all coins are mined fairly by participants in the network. It uses the RandomX hashing algorithm to remain accessible to CPU and GPU miners.

Both share similar economics (21 million max supply, halving schedule, proof-of-work), but Malairte uses RandomX instead of SHA-256. This makes MLRT ASIC-resistant — ordinary CPUs and GPUs can mine it competitively. Bitcoin's mining is dominated by expensive specialized hardware (ASICs). Malairte also has a faster 60-second block time.

Install the Malairte wallet and let it sync fully, then install a RandomX-compatible miner like XMRig. Point the miner at your local node for solo mining, or connect to a community pool for more regular rewards. A full walkthrough is available on the Mining page.

No. There is no premine, no developer tax, no ICO, and no foundation fund. The genesis block was mined like any other block. Every MLRT coin in existence was earned by a miner contributing proof-of-work to the network. The project is funded voluntarily by contributors.

Always back up your wallet's seed phrase (12 or 24 words) on paper and store it offline in a safe location. Never share your seed phrase with anyone. Keep your wallet software up to date. Use a strong password. For large holdings, consider a hardware wallet when support is available.

The hard cap is 21,000,000 MLRT. The block reward starts at 50 MLRT and halves every 210,000 blocks (approximately every 4 years). After the cap is reached, miners will be incentivized by transaction fees alone.

MLRT is a new coin and exchange listings are pending. Currently, the primary way to acquire MLRT is to mine it. Peer-to-peer trades can be arranged on community channels (Discord, Telegram). Exchange listing announcements will be made through our official channels.

Please do not open a public GitHub issue for security vulnerabilities. Instead, send an encrypted report to our security contact at security@malairte.org. We follow a responsible disclosure process. See the Security page for full details, including our GPG key.