spacemesh

ChainCatcher news, the PoST mining blockchain project Spacemesh announced on social media that its mainnet has been launched and is operational, and users need to update to the latest v1.0.3 client version.Spacemesh is an open-source programmable cryptocurrency platform, optimized for home PCs without the need for mining rigs. Spacemesh is supported by the "Proof of Space and Time (PoST) consensus protocol," aiming to create a highly decentralized blockchain network and support general smart contracts by running Spacemesh on personal computers from around the world.According to RootData, Spacemesh previously completed a $15 million financing round, which was led by Polychain.

ChainCatcher news, the open-source programmable cryptocurrency platform Spacemesh will launch its mainnet on July 14. Anyone with a standard consumer-grade PC will be able to start running a node and earn Smesh tokens. Smesh users will receive their first rewards during the two weeks starting from August 11, and all Smesh users will receive their first rewards by August 15.The minimum requirements for running a node are: CPU: Intel or AMD x86-64 or 64-bit ARM, including Apple Silicon (but excluding Raspberry Pi); Memory: 1GiB+; Operating System: Windows 10/11, MacOS, Ubuntu 22.04+ or Fedora 36+; Disk Space: 50GiB of available disk space; a consistently active internet connection with no traffic limits, with a download speed of at least 5 mbps and an upload speed of at least 1 mbps.According to the crypto data platform RootData, Spacemesh has completed a total of $18 million in funding, with investors including institutions such as Polychain, Paradigm, and Coinbase Ventures. (Source link)