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Neoxa

Neoxa is a Layer 1 proof-of-work blockchain using KawPoW GPU mining and the NEOX native currency, with Smartnodes, native asset issuance and gaming-related reward integrations.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use Neoxa when evaluating a GPU-mined chain with gaming-related rewards, or when you need its documented Core software for wallet, daemon, asset or Smartnode workflows.

Who it is for

  • GPU miners interested in participating in a KawPoW blockchain.
  • Operators considering a Smartnode and its documented collateral requirement.
  • Developers or users who want to issue native digital assets without writing a smart contract.
  • Gamers and game-server operators exploring NEOX reward integrations.

Documented uses

  • Install the Neoxa Core daemon or graphical wallet.
  • Configure a first-run daemon and selectively enable indexes for supported lookup needs.
  • Explore running a Smartnode, which locks 1,000,000 NEOX as collateral.
  • Use the chain’s native asset protocol to issue, transfer, burn or restrict assets.
  • Connect gaming activity to NEOX rewards through supported game-server integrations.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

The Neoxa Core repository is public and specifies the MIT license. Its README provides precompiled wallet and daemon installation instructions for Windows 10/11, macOS and GNU/Linux.

  • KawPoW is the documented proof-of-work consensus and GPU mining approach.
  • The stated Smartnode collateral is 1,000,000 NEOX.
  • Optional transaction, address, asset and spent-output indexes increase disk usage and initial sync time.
  • The repository contains installation and node-operation documentation alongside the C++ Core software.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Configure a first-run Neoxa daemon

Create the minimum configuration file described for running the daemon for the first time.

Before you start

  • Neoxa Core daemon.
  • Access to the applicable configuration-file location: ~/.neoxacore/neoxa.conf on Linux or macOS, or %APPDATA%\NeoxaCore\neoxa.conf on Windows.

Steps

  1. Create neoxa.conf in the documented location.

  2. Add server=1 and listen=1.

  3. Set rpcuser and rpcpassword values of your choice.

  4. Set rpcallowip=127.0.0.1.

Expected outcome

The configuration file contains the minimum settings listed for first-time daemon operation.

Guide limitations

  • Additional indexes are optional and increase disk use and initial synchronization time.
  • The configuration instructions do not cover subsequent RPC use or daemon operation.
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