Mining the Gajumaru Blockchain

Whitelist mining ends 2027.

The Gajumaru Un-white Paper is out.

The Gajumaru provides the missing foundation beneath all economic infrastructure. Not to replace governed systems, but to connect them. Not to eliminate trust, but to create alternatives that discipline extractive systems.


It is the world’s first digital economic resource layer: an actual blockchain that actually works, minting real money that really works. For the first time genuine choice exists between governed efficiency and ungoverned freedom. Neither can dominate because both are available.


Gajumaru is on
Phased Mining

Whitelist Mining
The initial phase of mining occurs in access-restricted mining hives, with participation in each hive governed by an on-chain whitelist contract.

This novel approach solves a number of problems with bootstrapping a PoW chain in the era of megaminers, rabid speculation, and predatory investment.


Hive Handover and Transition to FFA Mining
Once Whitelist Mining ends, the hives become open to the public. Apart from mining becoming entirely free-for-all, the creation of new hives, leveraging the GajuMining infrastructure–if desired–is also open to all.


Groot is short for “Gajumaru Root"

the top chain in the financial authority graph of the Gaju–the default currency of the Gajumaru system.
Groot is the only chain in the system with the authority to mint Gajus.

Problems addressed


Mining Dominance and Coin Distribution
New PoW blockchains are vulnerable to severe mining power imbalances where a single large miner can easily dominate a new PoW system entirely. This causes a major imbalance in the distribution of the currency being mined early on, and consequently, discourages participation in mining and commerce.

The goal of early mining is to achieve a relatively even distribution of mined Gajus across a large number of accounts in an organic manner. To achieve this goal, mining on Groot is subject to a participation whitelist until core implementation of Groot itself is complete.


Groot Development Lifecycle
Once core implementation is complete on Groot, its protocol will be frozen: only bug fixes and performance enhancements will be pushed to the Groot node definition. No new core features will be deployed.

Gajumaru has very high performance even on Groot, but no single chain can accommodate global commerce, which is why the key to Gajumaru scaling lies in Associate Chains (ACs).

Initially, Groot will be handling all forms of commercial activity directly. But over time, as mempool contention drives up the cost of transacting, it is expected that the majority of regional and per-sector commerce will occur on ACs, with Groot acting as a high-throughput interchange for the Gaju.

Innovation is not halted or complicated by governance issues as with existing systems, but rather moves smoothly to the ACs.

Lifecycle of GajuMining.com


During the whitelist period
The purpose of gajumining.com is currently the sale of mining licenses and providing tracking dashboard and payout functionality for miners.

Miners are organized into “hives,” each of which is in competition with the others. Until the sum of all mining rewards exceeds the total of block rewards, all miners should achieve their daily mining cap. Once the sum of all mining rewards exceeds the total of block rewards, hives and miners will find themselves in direct contention. Once contention is achieved, maximization of daily mining reward caps will require application of sufficient mining power to warrant full reward payouts.


After the whitelist
At the end of the mining whitelist, gajumining.com will become a reporting interface for all public mining efforts on Groot, and provide information and software for mining. The ultimate goal is to provide a simple path to mining for individuals as well as organizations, and the establishment and management of additional public hives.


A currency for everyday use, on a blockchain that actually works.
About Gajumaru
Gajumaru was created as a means to an end: to fulfill the original intents behind the creation of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency. Gajumaru is a blockchain that actually works, with the Gaju serving as a currency that actually flows and functions not just as good as, but better than traditional currency.
Developed by QPQ AG

QPQ AG is a Swiss company formed by tech veterans with decades of experience. Trusted by the sovereign state of Liechtenstein, QPQ is a partner to the Liechtenstein Trust Integrity Network (LTIN), which will launch the very first sovereign Associate Chain on Gajumaru in 2026.

The goal of QPQ AG is to foster fair-market trade for all. Blockchain technologies provide a great avenue to approach such a lofty ideal, but the technology has been consistently lacking. Instead of fostering real-world commerce on-chain, the crypto space has been dominated by financial speculation and off-chain alternatives.

QPQ aims to correct this by launching a series of infrastructure, tools, and applications that would bring the benefits of the technology to the everyday user, and to everyday businesses.

The Gaju
The Gaju is the native currency of the Gajumaru network. There will only ever be 1 trillion Gajus in existence, and it would take 87.5 years to mine all of them. Only Groot can mint Gajus, and its supply cap will never change.
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The Gajumaru network will benefit greatly from like-minded people who share its vision for a better, fairer world–not just for the few but for everyone.