Website: devault.cc
DeVault (ticker DVT) is a scaled peer-to-peer, next generation cryptocurrency network: instant, low-fee transactions and onchain actions/records with no central authority.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Ticker | DVT |
| PoW algorithm | SHA256d |
| Difficulty | LWMA |
| Block spacing | 120 seconds |
| Max block size | 32 MB |
| RPC port | 3339 |
| P2P port | 33039 |
| Networking | IPv4, IPv6, Tor |
| Amount precision | 3 decimals (0.001 DVT) |
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Confirmations (UTXO age) | 21,915 blocks |
| Minimum balance (blocks 1–109,575) | 1,000+ DVT per input |
| Minimum balance (blocks 109,576+) | 25,000+ DVT per input |
DeVault Node builds with CMake + Ninja and a C++20 compiler (GCC ≥ 11 recommended):
mkdir build && cd build
cmake -GNinja ..
ninja
Output binaries are build/src/devaultd, build/src/devault-cli, and
build/src/qt/devault-qt. See doc/build-unix.md and the
other doc/build-*.md guides for platform-specific dependencies and options.
- Back up your
~/.devaultdirectory (always recommended before an upgrade). - Stop your existing
devaultd/devault-qt. - Run the new
devaultd. It opens~/.devault, performs a one-time reindex of the chainstate from your local block files (no re-download), and detects and migrates a legacy HD wallet automatically.
DeVault Node is released under the terms of the MIT license. See COPYING or https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT.
Development takes place at https://github.com/devaultcrypto/devault. If you would like to contribute, please read CONTRIBUTING.md.
See doc/README.md for further documentation on installation, building, and development.
We have a Disclosure Policy for the responsible disclosure of security issues. Report vulnerabilities to [email protected].