Designed for CPU miners
The official Zerqavon Miner runs ZQVXPOW v1 over RandomX, preserving the memory-hard workload CPU miners know.
FAIR-LAUNCH PROOF OF WORK
Zerqavon is a privacy-focused, CPU-mineable network built on ZQVXPOW v1 and RandomX. No token sale. No private allocation. Just public Proof of Work.

MINE ZERQAVON
Mine ZQV through LiquidPool, an independent public mining pool with transparent statistics and direct wallet payouts.
Connect your Zerqavon miner to pool.liquidpool.net:4008 and use your public ZQV wallet address as the username.
THE POINT
Zerqavon combines established CryptoNote privacy technology with RandomX and a domain-separated ZQVXPOW v1 mining blob. Wallet, daemon and miner code are available in the official repositories for public inspection.
The official Zerqavon Miner runs ZQVXPOW v1 over RandomX, preserving the memory-hard workload CPU miners know.
There is no premine, ICO, presale or founder allocation. Public Proof of Work is the distribution mechanism.
CryptoNote-derived transaction privacy protects sender, receiver and amount on the public chain.
The protocol has a hard cap of 18 million ZQV. The subsidy reduces smoothly and stops at the cap.
FOR CPU MINERS
Download the official Zerqavon Miner, choose a listed pool and use the wallet address or account name accepted by that pool.
Mining is probabilistic and can be unprofitable. Check power cost, difficulty and pool terms yourself.
# Pool mining
zerqavon-miner -o POOL:PORT \
-u WALLET_OR_USERNAME -p x -t 4
# Solo mining through your local daemon
zerqavon-miner --daemon -o 127.0.0.1:27771 \
-u YOUR_PRIMARY_ZERQAVON_ADDRESS -t 4THE PROTOCOL
The wallet, daemon and miner repositories expose the consensus implementation and build instructions. Verify source, releases and checksums instead of trusting unofficial mirrors.
TRANSPARENCY
Zerqavon contributors mine under the same public rules as every other participant. Any use of contributor-mined ZQV for infrastructure, security work or listing applications should be disclosed in periodic reports.
There is no price promise, liquidity promise or guaranteed exchange listing. Independent pools and exchanges remain independent services.
THE ROADMAP
Zerqavon’s roadmap is intentionally practical: strengthen the network first, then improve the tools and integrations that make independent participation easier.
Maintain a reliable mainnet, stable seed nodes, working wallets, public explorer access and responsive support for miners, pools and users.
Improve the mining experience across Windows, Linux and HiveOS, simplify CPU-miner onboarding, support trusted pools and encourage healthy hashrate distribution.
Continue refining the CLI and GUI wallets, reduce setup friction, keep binaries current, improve documentation and make Zerqavon easier to use every day.
Provide clear technical documentation for exchanges and services, maintain wallet-RPC and daemon integration guidance, and support dependable access to real liquidity.
Grow awareness through regular updates, mining communities, Bitcointalk, pool trackers, coin directories, practical guides and education around fair-launch CPU mining.
Expand public infrastructure, support additional pools and explorers, strengthen monitoring and documentation, and make third-party integration straightforward.
Evolve Zerqavon according to real usage and community feedback, review network parameters over time, explore protocol and wallet improvements, and remain aligned with fair mining, transparency and long-term reliability.
OFFICIAL LINKS
Wallet, daemon and miner source are published under the Zerqavon GitHub organization. Use official repositories and verify release checksums before running any binary.
Inspect consensus rules, build the node and download wallet releases.
Source, releases and instructions for ZQVXPOW v1 CPU mining.
Inspect blocks, transactions and network emission.
Official CLI, GUI, daemon packages and release notes.
Official Windows and Linux miner packages.