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Eddycoin Testnet (sandbox) · Concept v0.1

One unit between two currencies

Eddycoin (ticker EDDY) is an experimental concept for a currency that sits between two parties and their home currencies – in the spirit of a "euro-dollar". This page explains the idea; the sandbox lets you try it with simulated balances and a simulated exchange rate.

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The idea

Party A holds EUR

For example a person or business whose costs and income are in euro.

Party B holds CZK

A counterparty whose home currency is the Czech koruna (any pair would work – EUR/CZK is just the demo example).

EDDY sits in the middle

One EDDY is defined as a fixed basket of both currencies, so its value lies halfway between them. Neither side carries the full currency move alone.

How the rate works in the demo

1. Simulated EUR/CZK rate

The sandbox starts at a reference rate of 25.0000 CZK per EUR and then moves it with a small random walk every few seconds (roughly ±0.05 % per step, kept within 22–28). This is not live market data.

2. EDDY = basket of the pair

At genesis, 1 EDDY was set equal to half a euro plus half a euro's worth of koruna. Those quantities stay fixed:

1 EDDY = 0.50 EUR + 12.50 CZK R = CZK per 1 EUR (simulated) EDDY in CZK = 0.50 × R + 12.50 EDDY in EUR = 0.50 + 12.50 ÷ R

If EUR/CZK moves by +1 %, EDDY moves by about +0.5 % against CZK and −0.5 % against EUR – it is the midpoint of the pair.

3. Exchange between the parties

Each party can convert between EUR, CZK and EDDY at the current simulated rate, and send any of the three to the other party. A small simulated fee (0.20 % on conversions) goes to a sandbox fee pool, so you can see how costs would accumulate.

4. Exact accounting

All balances are stored as whole minor units (euro cents, hellers, EDDY hundredths) and converted with integer arithmetic, so there are no floating-point rounding errors. Everything is kept only in your browser (localStorage) and can be reset at any time.

Emission: how new EDDY are created

Planned schedule for the new Eddycoin chain ("Kompromis-120b", a 120-year schedule). The new chain is not live yet. The testnet running today uses an earlier test schedule (see the end of this section).

The basics

  • Maximum supply: 900,000,000 EDDY. The cap is fixed and will never be increased. It is reached exactly at the end of year 120.
  • No premine, no faucet. Nobody gets coins for free at the start. Every EDDY has to be mined.
  • Coins are created only by finalized checkpoints. A Y checkpoint is finalized when one CPU block (E-Chain) and one GPU block (D-Chain) are found for it. Its reward is split equally: 50 % to the CPU miner and 50 % to the GPU miner.
  • Starting reward: 159.44366220 EDDY per checkpoint (79.72183110 EDDY for the CPU miner + 79.72183110 EDDY for the GPU miner), with one checkpoint planned every 30 seconds.
  • Smooth decline, no halvings. The reward gets a little smaller step by step, and the amount mined falls every year. There are no sudden cuts where the reward is halved overnight.
  • A gentle finish. The schedule runs for 120 years and fades out slowly at the end. It does not stop with a steep drop.

Planned milestones

AfterMined in totalShare of 900 M
1 year≈ 148 million EDDY16.5 %
10 years≈ 628 million EDDY69.8 %
15 years≈ 689 million EDDY76.5 %
20 years≈ 724 million EDDY80.4 %
50 years≈ 841 million EDDY93.4 %
100 years≈ 899 million EDDY99.85 %
120 years900 million EDDY100 %

The first years issue the most coins. After that, mining continues for over a century with a slowly shrinking reward, so about a fifth of the supply is still left for miners after year 20.

Kompromis-120b: EDDY mined in the first 30 years, vertical axis from 0 to the 900 million cap
First 30 years. The vertical axis starts at 0.
Kompromis-120b: the long tail up to year 120, zoomed vertical axis from 700 to 900 million
Long tail to year 120. Zoomed vertical axis (700–900 million, not from 0), so the late years look steeper than they are.
Kompromis-120b: million EDDY mined in each year, falling every year until year 120
EDDY mined in each year (axis from 0). The amount falls every year.

You can join in any year

There is no closing date. Anyone can start mining in any year, with a CPU, a GPU or both.

Hardware keeps getting better. Every year there are faster processors and stronger graphics cards. Someone who joins later with newer hardware can do more work per second than a miner still running older equipment, so the early miners' head start shrinks over time.

Early miners do get a temporary head start: the reward per checkpoint is higher in the first years. It is not a permanent advantage, and the rules are the same for everyone, whenever they join.

What your reward depends on

Your reward depends on your share of the network's total hashrate. Difficulty adjusts to all miners together: when more hash power joins, each block gets harder to find, so the issuance stays on schedule. Mining costs electricity and hardware. Nothing here promises a profit, a price, a value or equal earnings for every miner.

Precise rules

EDDY has 8 decimal places. All reward calculations use whole numbers of the smallest unit (0.00000001 EDDY), and every node, miner and verifier computes them the same way. The total can never go above 900,000,000 EDDY: the very last checkpoint of year 120 receives exactly the small remainder, so the cap is hit precisely and no large leftover is minted at the end. Years are counted at one checkpoint per 30 seconds.

Current testnet (for comparison)

The testnet running today still uses an earlier test schedule: 149.85005307 EDDY per checkpoint at the start and the full 900,000,000 reached at about year 100. The chart below shows that test schedule, not the planned 120-year schedule above. The new chain will start from its own fresh genesis.

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Longer-term technical direction

A separate draft specification, "EDDY – Complete Triple-Chain Technical Architecture, v1.0", describes a possible future network design:

  • E-Chain (Euro chain) – CPU-oriented proof-of-work (RandomX).
  • D-Chain (Dollar chain) – GPU-oriented proof-of-work (ETChash).
  • Y-Chain (EDDY chain) – the shared ledger of balances and transfers, finalized by checkpoints that reference work from both mining chains.

That design is a proposal only: it is not implemented and not audited, and many critical questions (fork choice, checkpoint finalization, comparing CPU and GPU work) are still open. The sandbox includes a tiny visual simulation of the three chains using a simple SHA-256 stand-in; it does not run RandomX or ETChash and has no network.

Important – please read

  • This is a concept page and a sandbox demo. No real money, no real currency and no real tokens are involved. Nothing can be bought, sold, deposited or withdrawn.
  • EDDY is not a financial product, not an investment and not an offer of securities or any other financial instrument. Nothing here is financial, legal or tax advice.
  • The exchange rate shown in the demo is simulated and is not market data. No value, price stability or return of any kind is promised or implied.
  • No security claims are made. The architecture is experimental and has not been reviewed or audited.
  • The site collects no data: there are no forms, accounts, cookies or analytics. Demo state stays in your own browser.