PUBLIC NETWORK PARAMETERS

Networkat a glance.

The essential rules needed to use, verify and mine Ruble Core—without internal deployment notes or operational details.

01

CORE PARAMETERS

A SHA-256d proof-of-work network.

Block target3 min

Average network target

Block reward100 RUB

Initial ordinary subsidy

Halving500,000

Blocks per reward era

Precision8

Decimal places

Asset
Ruble · RUB
Consensus
Proof of Work · SHA-256d
Target block interval
180 seconds
Difficulty
ASERT adjustment after every block
ASERT half-life
2 hours
Coinbase maturity
100 blocks
Smallest unit
0.00000001 RUB
02

MINING

Difficulty follows network hashrate smoothly.

ASERT recalculates the proof-of-work target after each block. When blocks arrive faster or slower than the three-minute schedule, difficulty moves gradually toward the level required to restore the target cadence. The two-hour half-life limits abrupt changes while allowing the network to react to sustained hashrate movement.

Native mining

Ruble can be mined directly with SHA-256 ASIC hardware through a compatible Stratum pool. Native mining remains the primary public route.

Merged mining

The protocol supports AuxPoW merged mining so compatible parent-chain work can also secure Ruble. Availability through external pools will be announced after integration testing.

03

PUBLIC ACCESS

Simple formats for users and operators.

Bech32 addresses
rub1…
Legacy public addresses
R…
Payment URI
ruble:
Mainnet P2P port
33888
Explorer search
Block height, block hash, transaction ID or supported address

Live height, recent blocks and transactions are available in the public Explorer. Mining endpoints and payout rules are published on the pool website.