Frenz, the last Relic that BTX will ever mint. Every one has free BTX sealed inside.
100 BTX is going out. Free. One per wallet.
The Last Relic is the final artifact that can exist on BTX Layer 1. When miners adopt the next core release, the chain stops accepting new artifacts. Permanently. Not by policy, by consensus.
Every relic carries real BTX inside it, 0.0011 to 0.0066 BTX dealt at random, bonded to the artifact itself.
After the fork these become the only assets on BTX L1 that are soulbound by consensus law. Minting dies. Transfers die. What you hold is what you hold forever, and the set can never grow again.
BTX is post-quantum. These relics are signed with ML-DSA-44, so the proof of who issued them survives a quantum computer.
Claim in 30 seconds
1. Go to pq-wallet.com/relics 2. Passphrase: ilovebtx 3. Paste your BTX address 4. Claim
No wallet yet? PQ Wallet on desktop, or Bonuz on iOS and Android.
The clock is real
It seals at block 165,000. Around 1,790 blocks left, roughly 44 hours, and it ends sooner the moment miners upgrade. There is no extension. The chain decides.
Bitcoin. Binance. bonuz. Byron Bay, Then someone registered BTX.best and now we all live with that. 😄 and thats a BANNGERRRRRR!!!!!!
Stick around, the engineering is the actual point:
Every Bitcoin address that has spent published its public key on-chain, forever. Today that's harmless. Shor's algorithm on a big enough quantum computer turns key recovery into arithmetic. Nobody knows if that machine ever shows up — but the data is already public. Harvest now, decrypt later.
Bitcoin can migrate. Hard, slow, contentious, but possible.
BTX started from genesis assuming it already had to.
A Bitcoin Knots v29.2 fork. Same 21,000,000 cap, same coinbase-only issuance, no premine. Three things changed:
→ Signatures: ML-DSA-44 + SLH-DSA (NIST FIPS 204/205), not ECDSA → Proof of work: MatMul on ordinary GPUs, not SHA-256 ASICs → 90-second blocks, 20 BTX, halving at block 525,000
Now at ~block 162,000. Roughly 3.2M of 21M mined.
Honestly: it's young, tiny next to Bitcoin, post-quantum signatures make transactions ~4KB, and there's no established market value. If the quantum threat never lands, this was insurance nobody needed.
Bitcoin is the most attacked and best defended ledger ever built. BTX hasn't earned that. It hasn't had time to.
Might post more stories about the drama and developements... so fun 🙂
Check it yourself: btx.dev · btxscan.io · btx.best
Disclosure: I work on easyBTX, which builds btx.best and btxscan.io. Not affiliated with BTX core devs. We just like the chain, and integrated BTX into bonuz mobile wallet and built the post-quantum PQ wallet that will be open source some time soon. THis is Not financial advice, high risk.