NETWORK
Technical rundown
CHNCoin follows the historical RoadTrain rescue lineage, retaining the character of the original 2013 network while using the later per-block difficulty rules.
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TIMELINE
A brief history of CNC
CHNCoin launches
CNC appears during the first great wave of Scrypt altcoins, with 60-second blocks and an initial reward of 88 CNC.
The early difficulty problem
The original 5,040-block retarget interval made the network vulnerable to a classic low-hashrate difficulty death spiral when miners left.
RoadTrain rescue rules activate
The maintained RoadTrain lineage introduces per-block difficulty adjustment so the chain can respond far more quickly to changing hashrate.
Rescue checkpoint
A checkpoint anchors the RoadTrain chain and provides a clear historical reference for the rescued network lineage.
Chain reaches block 5,687,249
The known RoadTrain-lineage chain advances to block 5,687,249 before entering a long period with very little mining activity.
The chain starts moving again
Historical data is recovered, the RoadTrain lineage is verified against its checkpoint history, and canonical mining resumes from the preserved chain.
EXPLORE · MINE · RUN A NODE
Keep the chain ticking.
Browse blocks and transactions, point a miner at the pool, or run your own CHNCoin node.