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The site's status
Pre-launch research site. IgneumHash has exact measured rows on tested NVIDIA, AMD and Apple hardware; specialist and deployment figures remain modelled. Work authority is in closure, the miner download is held, and no Igneum mainnet coin exists.
Source: the auditor's status line for the site, 11 October 2026; the litepaper's own status line is at its top
The rule of this page
Nothing on this site asks to be believed. The rows below are the ones you can read without us: by URL where a public document exists today, and by name where the record exists and its public URL is not yet named (the repository is private until it is opened; this page carries each URL the day it is named). Every row says what it lets you check and what it does not.
By URL
Each URL in this table answered without credentials when it was checked on 11 October 2026 at 10:36 UK; a row stays here only while its URL does.
The documents, linked the day their public URLs are named
| what | URL | what it lets you check |
|---|---|---|
| the relation's specification | not yet named | one relation stated once, every integer and byte order fixed; a second implementation is writable from the text alone |
| the frozen vectors (unseen, nonce-boundary, transitions, malformed, trace, dataset) and the reference's own check | not yet named | that an implementation is exact: every class, every gate document; the reference refuses a mismatch |
| the scalar reference | not yet named | the one reference every GPU implementation is read against, with its embedded self-test |
| the auditor's rulings (the ten of 10 October 2026, the eleven of 11 October 2026) | not yet named | every held wording on this site, in the auditor's form, with the dispatch that followed it |
| the launch text | not yet named | the amended standard, the frozen rule, the five launch gates, the claims language (what is shown; what is not) |
| the plan and the launch objective | not yet named | the gate table, version 1 beside version 2, the class ruling, the day's closing section in the auditor's words |
| the morning brief of 11 October 2026 | not yet named | the night's readings in order, every figure labelled, the open decisions with their defaults |
| the pinned comparators | not yet named | the five third-party reference relations pinned by repository, tag, commit, licence and source checksum before any run; every row "third-party reference, measurement only, never shipped"; the binary checksum of each miner into the record before any run |
| the succession rows (the transitions and the authority prototype) | not yet named | both nodes' verdicts at every height of every transition, the refusals, the payout list |
| the work-authority prototype's record | not yet named | the rows behind Work authority: every keyed-proof refusal, the draw, the fork weight, liveness, rotation, two builds agreeing |
| the pool's design and its records | not yet named | the non-custodial pool paying members from a member-sealed block, the receipts, the chain scans |
| the decision register | not yet named | every choice with its status and its reason |
| Ember's parity rows | not yet named | the production worker within the band of the bench on the packaged checksums |
The release signing key
Every released build of Ember and the wallet is signed with one key; a candidate before its release is an unsigned candidate with its sha256 published. The key's fingerprint and public line are here so that a download can be checked against this page and not against the download host alone.
| item | value |
|---|---|
| the fingerprint | SHA256:umhm59z0pvL2OCPwi0zl1VcRCr4poHILz9zbzWEGCLk |
| the public key | the one line below, verbatim |
| the namespace | igneum-release |
The public key line:
ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIMGJXt1a3GwTwu2kcq7iMkqFTA3KUCOoDlkr1BWI8UTF igneum-release
To check a release, with the allowed_signers file and the release's SHA256SUMS and SHA256SUMS.sig beside each other:
ssh-keygen -Y verify -f allowed_signers -I igneum-release -n igneum-release -s SHA256SUMS.sig < SHA256SUMS
A download whose line reads "unsigned candidate; sha256 published" has no signature beside it yet; the line reads "signed" once the release's SHA256SUMS.sig is served with it.
How the comparators are measured
Every comparator runs under the same protocol as the candidate: golden vectors before any run, the operating-point rule, thermal equilibrium, five interleaved ten-minute windows with the relation order randomised and the one run earliest repeated last, accepted work counted at a local node or pool endpoint, gross board power at 1 Hz with the grade labelled, medians, spread and bootstrap intervals, no pass above 5 percent spread. Every submitted share is recomputed by the in-house reference at the window's end. Gaps are recorded as gaps: one comparator's open-source miner carries no GPU path in its pinned release, so its GPU row is the in-house measure-only implementation, labelled as such; one has no vector set in the tree, so its counting endpoint is the pinned node's own check. Nothing from any comparator is built into any Igneum artefact.
What this site never says
Igneum makes no promise about price, profit, yield or market ranking. This site never says that it resists specialist hardware. That any supplier stays under a third. That a transaction is final. That Ethereum's history proves anything about Igneum's future. That a mainnet coin exists: none does, and development-network tokens have no monetary value. Where a page quotes the auditor, it quotes the held wording whole, with the grade; where a row is provisional, the page says provisional until the record closes it.
What is not public yet
The repository, the vectors as files, the comparator binaries' checksums, the register's rendering and the dev chain's endpoints are not at a public URL today. A repository is cited as evidence only once it is publicly reachable without credentials. This page lists them by name so that the day they are public, the row gains its URL and nothing else on the page moves.