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A proof-of-work chain that's live — and that your phone can verify, trusting no one.
reading the live chain…
Most chains ask you to trust a website or an explorer. WakeChain ships a light client that runs in your browser — it verifies proof-of-work headers from the pinned genesis, cross-checks a second independent node on another continent, and proves a coin exists (or a fake one doesn't) against a committed root — every hash on your own device.
Every essential protection a sovereign ledger needs (value conservation, real 256-bit proof-of-work, most-work fork choice, encrypted keys, RFC-6979 signing) — then attacked relentlessly. Around a dozen real vulnerabilities were found and fixed in the reference implementation; the light verifier itself survived two rounds of adversarial audit before this page went up. The record, not a slogan, is the argument.
Merged mining lets it inherit a parent chain's hashpower — no cold-start miner problem, still sovereign proof-of-work.
An optional M-of-N recovery + anti-scam layer that protects, never seizes — bounded so it can't become the third party it set out to remove.
It is: a live, distributed sovereign chain on two always-on nodes (Frankfurt + Malaysia), reachable and verifiable from any phone, with real cryptography end-to-end.
It is NOT, yet: economically secure at scale — that needs more independent nodes, real hashpower (merged mining against a live parent), and a community. This is a young mainnet: the coin is real, and so is the fact that the network is not yet economically secure. Do not put in more than you can lose. Everything here says exactly what it proves and where it stops.