ONE MILLION SATOSHIS is the project. The currency remains Bitcoin. A new genesis, no inherited balances, no automatic coins for old holders — and a monetary policy designed for centuries rather than four-year cycles.
Because many hardforks changed the rules while keeping Bitcoin's old history and balances. That gives every existing holder coins on the new network before the new community even exists.
No inherited blockchain history. The network starts from block zero on its own terms.
No automatic distribution to existing Bitcoin holders. Participation begins on the new chain.
The chain has to earn its hashrate, users, developers and community from the beginning.
The subsidy does not halve. At target spacing the network emits roughly 144 BTC/day and 52,560 BTC/year.
At the target average of 1 BTC every 10 minutes, it takes roughly 400 years to emit 21 million BTC. The point is not a hard cap reached in our lifetime, but a predictable long-term emission rate built for generations.
OMS Bitcoin does not need halvings to reduce percentage inflation. The network keeps issuing the same block subsidy, while each year's new supply becomes a smaller share of the total supply already in circulation.
At the ~10-minute target, annual issuance stays approximately constant instead of being cut every four years.
Percentage inflation is naturally strongest during the first years because the existing supply is still small.
As total supply grows, the same yearly issuance represents a progressively smaller percentage of the monetary base.
| Year | Approx. annual inflation | Approx. coins in circulation |
|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | 0% baseline | ~52,560 BTC |
| Year 2 | ~100% | ~105,120 BTC |
| Year 3 | ~50% | ~157,680 BTC |
| Year 4 | ~33.3% | ~210,240 BTC |
| Year 5 | ~25% | ~262,800 BTC |
| Year 10 | ~11.1% | ~525,600 BTC |
| Year 20 | ~5.3% | ~1,051,200 BTC |
| Year 100 | ~1.0% | ~5,256,000 BTC |
Year 1 is shown as a 0% baseline because there is no previous circulating supply to compare against.
The blockchain exists to transfer and settle money — not to become a permanent file-hosting layer for arbitrary data.
Reduced-data rules are active from block 1 to reduce unnecessary blockchain noise and discourage inscription-style storage.
Peer-to-peer electronic cash, store of value and monetary settlement remain the primary use cases.
BLAKE2b proof-of-work is active from block 1 using the OMS version-2 header format.
| Property | Typical major Bitcoin hardfork | Bitcoin by ONE MILLION SATOSHIS |
|---|---|---|
| Genesis | Shared historical chain until fork point | Independent genesis |
| Old balances | Inherited | Not inherited |
| Old UTXOs | Inherited | Not inherited |
| Automatic coins for BTC holders | Usually yes | No |
| Community formation | Starts with inherited holders | Built from zero |
| Emission | Often inherited halving schedule | 1 BTC/block, no halvings |
OMS RATUM can build an individual coinbase job for each miner. If you find a valid network block, the block reward pays directly to your own oms1q... address.
Use your OMS Bech32 address as the Stratum username, optionally followed by a worker name.