Private mining ends in 2027
Miners contribute to the decentralization, processing power, and security of the network.
Currently, the network is in private mining with very low barrier-to-entry, providing an opportunity for early supporters to mine Gajus with modest hardware requirements.
This will change in 2027, when mining opens to the public and competition is expected to intensify. Anytime after 31st March 2027 (with a 30-day notice period), we intend to open up to public mining as soon as Gajumaru is robust enough to meet our expectations.
You have a head start from now until then to mine Gajus fast and easy!
Join our mining community
What’s in it for me?
Who can mine?
What do I need?
Miners earn Gajus, the native currency of the Gajumaru chain.
Anyone, anywhere can mine Gajus.
A mining license, a suitable computer, stable internet connection, and electricity.
Where do I start?
Get a mining license to get started.
Need more information?
Here’s a beginner-friendly guide.
Want to meet fellow miners?
Join the community.
Why is early mining a paid opportunity?
Two of the questions we are asked often is why we charge for early mining, and why there are daily caps.
Mining license sales help generate early revenue/funding for operations without solely relying on investor funding, and without ever launching an ICO. In exchange for their support, early miners obtain Gajus at the least level of difficulty, with modest hardware resources until Protected Mining ends in 2027.
Daily caps provide a hard stop on the amount of Gajus a miner can obtain within a day, curbing the urge to hoard Gajus by removing the ability to do it at all.
Providing a variety of mining licenses with different daily caps enables the distribution of Gajus across a larger population of small-scale miners, therefore avoiding the concentration of Gajus among a few mega wallets belonging to a handful of mega miners.
To learn more about the rationale behind these mechanisms, you can read more about Defensive Mining here.
If you’re interested in mining Gajus before the Protected Mining period ends, you can get mining licenses here.
Gajumaru was created by QPQ AG, a team of veteran developers and tech builders driven by the need to solve unaddressed problems that should have been solved by the industry from the beginning.
QPQ AG is part of a league of financial institutions and technology providers including Bank Frick, Bitcoin Suisse, Solstice Labs, INACRA, Swiss Subnet, among others in helping Liechtenstein realize their vision for the Liechtenstein Trust Integrity Network (LTIN).