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Doichain

A Bitcoin-related PoW blockchain in production since 2018, with over 90% shared codebase, identical tokenomics (21 million DOI, halving, 10-minute blocks) and merged mining under Bitcoin's hashrate. Details on /en/basics.

On top of the transaction layer, a namespace layer (up to 512 bytes per operation) and its role as a real-world lab for post-quantum migration.

Bitcoin miners secure a second blockchain at the same time, without extra computing power. The concept comes from Satoshi Nakamoto (2010); Doichain has used it in production since 2018.

wDOI

An ERC-20 token on Ethereum, backed 1:1 by native DOI. wDOI makes Doichain usable inside the Ethereum ecosystem — DEX, DeFi, smart contracts.

DOI is the native coin of Doichain. wDOI is its wrapped variant on Ethereum, backed 1:1 and mintable/redeemable via the DOI bridge.

A planned representation for the Solana ecosystem. Details will follow in a dedicated strategy document.

Reservation

No. The registration is a non-binding expression of interest. No payment or take-up obligation.

Until 31 May 2026. Remaining time and batch status are live on the home page and on /en/wdoi.

€0.15 per wDOI (wave 1). Maximum per participant: 10,000 wDOI (≈ €1,500.00). Prices for future batches will be decided and communicated separately.

Technology

Native DOI is held in multisig custody; an equivalent wDOI is minted on Ethereum. On redemption, wDOI is burned and DOI is released.

A group of independent signers. The threshold and composition will be disclosed when the bridge goes live.

Audit reports will be published before the bridge goes live. Until then the bridge remains in pilot status.

Privacy

Solely to process the expression of interest and — if requested — for information emails. Details in the privacy policy.

No, except for technical processors (e.g. email delivery) to the extent required.

As long as the expression of interest is active, then within statutory retention obligations.