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An independent Rust-based Layer 1 blockchain in public testnet, combining Proof of Stake, HotStuff BFT consensus and a native virtual machine with protocol-level deployment quality checks.
Reward scheduleBoing Network is operating on public testnet. Its mainnet tokenomics specify a planned initial genesis supply of 1,000,000,000 BOING with 18 decimal places and uncapped issuance thereafter. The proposed annual emission schedule begins at approximately 8% of the 1 billion BOING base, with a decay factor of about 0.85 and a long-term floor target of 1%, potentially lower if network fees are sufficient. The proposed initial allocation is 50% staking, 20% treasury, 15% community and grants, and 15% team and operations. These allocation percentages and emission parameters remain subject to finalisation before mainnet. Testnet BOING does not represent a guaranteed future allocation or have guaranteed monetary value.
Protocol facts reviewed 2026-11-12. Live readings refresh separately.
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Boing Network is developing an independent Layer 1 protocol in Rust rather than forking an existing blockchain or reusing EVM bytecode. Its architecture combines Proof of Stake, HotStuff BFT consensus, BLAKE3 hashing, Ed25519 signatures and a custom Boing VM. Public development includes a testnet, wallet, explorer and deployment-quality checks. The project has not announced a mainnet launch date.
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Boing Network (BOING) is an independent Layer 1 blockchain project developing a Rust-based network with Proof-of-Stake consensus, HotStuff Byzantine Fault Tolerance and a purpose-built virtual machine. Its public testnet provides an environment for experimenting with transactions, smart contracts, validator operations and developer tooling ahead of a future mainnet launch.
Unlike EVM-compatible blockchains or projects derived directly from established blockchain frameworks, Boing Network describes its architecture as a purpose-built implementation. The protocol uses Ed25519 digital signatures, BLAKE3 hashing, sparse Merkle state commitments and a native execution environment known as the Boing VM.
A distinguishing feature is the project's Quality Gate, which evaluates contract and token deployments against published rules before they are admitted to the network. Automated checks can approve, reject or flag deployments for additional review. The broader community-review workflow remains subject to staged protocol activation and development.
Boing's public testnet targets approximately two-second block intervals when transactions are pending. The system can avoid producing unnecessary empty blocks during periods of inactivity. Validator coordination uses Proof of Stake and HotStuff BFT, although the project's documentation acknowledges that ordinary testnet traffic has often relied on a relatively small hosted validator set.
The ecosystem includes Boing Express, a non-custodial wallet; Boing Observer, a blockchain explorer; Boing Finance, an application for native network swaps and other DeFi functionality; and public documentation for node operators and developers.
BOING is the planned native currency of the network. The published tokenomics specify an initial mainnet genesis supply of 1 billion BOING, followed by uncapped issuance under a declining emission model. Proposed allocation percentages, fee distribution and several economic parameters remain subject to finalisation.
As of November 2026, Boing Network operates a public testnet rather than a production mainnet. Its roadmap includes independent security audits, validator hardening, finalised slashing and incident-response arrangements, and launch readiness work. No confirmed mainnet launch or token-generation date has been announced.
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