The Universal Value Layer
The future of value exchange is programmable, borderless, and sovereign.

CASH
MERE
UM

A sovereign-grade blockchain engineered for the tokenized economy. Every asset. Every sector. Every transaction — secured by cryptographic certainty and governed by the community.

EVM+WASM
Dual VM Runtime
1-Block
BFT Finality
21B
Fixed Supply
Launch App →
CMR CASHMEREUM
Proof, not promises

Everything the tokenized economy needs — in one Layer-1 you can verify today.

Cashmereum unifies EVM + WASM execution, ERC-3643 compliance & on-chain identity, gasless account abstraction, an agentic x402 payments rail, confidential transfers & zk-KYC, and quantum-safe cryptography — backed by 200+ automated tests anyone can run. We don't ask you to take our word for it. We hand you the command.

Verify it yourself: npm test

Built for the Tokenized World

Cashmereum is a Layer-1 blockchain that operates as both a sovereign cryptocurrency (CMR) and a universal token infrastructure layer, enabling the frictionless exchange of any asset class across any industry.

Dual-Mode Operation
✓ Live
Operates as both a native cryptocurrency (CMR) for peer-to-peer value transfer and a token-issuance platform — including a compliance-ready real-world-asset standard with KYC allowlists, pausability, and supply caps.
HybridBFT Consensus
✓ Live◷ Scaling roadmap
Multi-validator Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus: stake-weighted 2f+1 quorums, locking, and round-robin view-change — safety and liveness proven across independent validators — with delegated proof-of-stake (holders delegate to validators). Roadmap: higher-throughput optimization (parallel signature verification) toward sub-second finality & the 100,000+ TPS target.
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Quantum-Safe Security
✓ Live◷ Roadmap
Post-quantum cryptography, live and tested: NIST ML-DSA-65 (Dilithium-3) signatures plus a hybrid X25519 + ML-KEM-1024 (Kyber) key exchange — confidentiality stays safe even if the classical half is broken. Roadmap: post-quantum-by-default across all accounts & transport.
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Universal Interoperability
✓ Live◷ Roadmap
An EVM-compatible JSON-RPC lets Ethereum tooling — viem, ethers, MetaMask, explorers — read Cashmereum today, and the CashmereLink bridge (lock-and-mint with relayer attestation & replay protection) moves assets across chains — a working, tested prototype. Roadmap: production bridges to Ethereum & Cosmos IBC (threshold / light-client security) and fiat rails (SWIFT, ACH, SEPA).
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Smart Contract Engine
✓ Live◷ Roadmap
A real EVM runtime (Cancun) runs Solidity contracts with standard tooling — plus the full CRC token-standards family (20 / 721 / 1155 / RWA / soulbound) and DeFi primitives — and CashmereVM, a gas-metered WebAssembly runtime for contracts compiled from Rust / AssemblyScript. Roadmap: full CashmereVM transaction-pipeline integration & instruction-level gas metering.
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On-Chain Governance
✓ Live
On-chain governance via CashmereDAO: token-weighted proposals, quadratic voting for equitable representation, time-locked execution, and an on-chain DAO treasury — all implemented and tested.
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Compliance & Identity
✓ Live
Institutional-grade RWA controls, on-chain and tested: an ERC-3643 (T-REX) permissioned-token stack — identity registry, trusted issuers, claim topics, modular compliance, freeze & forced-transfer — plus privacy-preserving zk-KYC (zero-knowledge credential proofs with unlinkable ring signatures) and confidential transfers (hidden amounts via on-chain ZK range proofs, with auditor viewing keys).
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Agentic Payments (x402)
✓ Live
A settlement rail for the agentic economy, implemented and tested: the x402 HTTP-payments pattern with EIP-3009 gasless authorizations, an on-chain facilitator with per-agent spend caps & budgets, and unidirectional payment channels for streaming micropayments — so autonomous agents can pay for resources without holding gas.
Programmable Accounts
✓ Live
Account abstraction (ERC-4337-style), on-chain and tested: gasless transactions via a Paymaster/relayer, scoped session keys (per-target, spend-capped, time-boxed), and social recovery (guardian threshold with timelock) — wallet UX without seed-phrase fragility.

Interoperability

CashmereLink is the planned multi-protocol bridge suite. Live today (✓): a tested lock-and-mint bridge mechanism (relayer attestation, per-nonce replay protection, 1:1 backing) and an EVM-compatible eth_* RPC that lets Ethereum tooling read the chain. The connectors below are planned (◷) — none are live yet; each requires production bridge security (threshold/light-client) and, for fiat rails, licensed partners.

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Ethereum
Native EVM bridge with optimistic rollup security. ERC-20/721 ↔ CRC-20/721 wrapped assets.
Solana
Wormhole-compatible bridge for SPL tokens. Sub-second cross-chain transfers.
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Cosmos IBC
Native IBC protocol implementation. Connect to 50+ Cosmos chains natively.
Bitcoin
HTLC-based atomic swaps and tBTC-style threshold custody bridge.
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SWIFT GPI
ISO 20022 message translation gateway. Real-time SWIFT payment tracking on-chain.
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Card Rails
Visa/Mastercard virtual card issuance backed by CMR via licensed card program managers.
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ACH / SEPA
Fiat on/off ramps via licensed payment institutions in 40+ countries.
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Chainlink
Native CCIP integration for cross-chain arbitrary messaging and data feeds.

Seven-Layer Architecture

A meticulously engineered stack where each layer has a single, well-defined responsibility. Modularity ensures upgradability without chain halts.

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Target architecture & roadmap — what's live today vs. what's planned
The sections below (architecture, consensus internals, security defenses, use cases, interoperability) describe Cashmereum's full design vision. We label every capability honestly so you always know what is real now versus on the roadmap. For the complete, independently-runnable inventory of what's implemented and tested today, see the data room and run npm test.
✓ Live — implemented & verifiable today  ·  ◷ Planned — on the roadmap
L7 Application Layer — dApps, Wallets, APIs USER FACING

The topmost layer surfaces Cashmereum's capabilities to end users and developers through standardized interfaces. All interaction flows through authenticated, rate-limited API gateways.

TypeScript SDK REST API eth_* JSON-RPC (viem / ethers / MetaMask) WebSocket Streams Wallet / Dev CLI Block Explorer Prometheus Metrics + Grafana GraphQL API Mobile SDKs (iOS/Android) Developer Portal NFT Marketplace SDK
L6 Smart Contract Layer — CashmereVM & EVM Runtime EXECUTION

Dual-runtime environment: a real EVM (Cancun) for Solidity contracts, plus CashmereVM — a gas-metered WASM runtime — for contracts compiled from Rust/AssemblyScript. Full WASM transaction-pipeline integration and a formal-verification pipeline are planned.

EVM (Cancun) CashmereVM (WASM, gas-metered) CRC-20 / 721 / 1155 Standards CRC-20-RWA & Soulbound CRC-3525 Semi-fungible Account Abstraction (gasless, session keys) ERC-3643 Identity & Compliance Confidential Transfers (ZK) zk-KYC (DLEQ + ring) Agentic Payments (x402) Contract Source Verification Formal Verifier
L5 Consensus Layer — HybridBFT Engine CONSENSUS

A Tendermint-style Byzantine Fault Tolerant engine: stake-weighted 2f+1 prevote/precommit quorums with locking and round-robin view-change. Safety holds under Byzantine faults up to ⅓ of validators by stake; on loss of quorum the chain halts rather than forking. Sub-second finality and 100K TPS are throughput targets (see the benchmark for measured numbers).

Stake-weighted 2f+1 BFT BFT Proposer & Finality Validator Registry Staking & Delegation (dPoS) Equivocation Slashing Randomized Proposer (verifiable) ECVRF (RFC 9381) + header beacon MEV Protection (Fair Ordering)
L4 Transaction Layer — Mempool & Ordering ORDERING

A nonce-ordered mempool with per-sender validation and O(1) admission (no full-pool rescans). Higher-scale ordering — sharding, parallel execution, a dynamic fee market, and MEV protection — is on the roadmap.

Nonce-ordered Mempool O(1) Admission & Replay Guard EIP-1559 Dynamic Fee Market Sharded Mempool Block-STM Parallel Execution Anti-MEV Commit-Reveal
L3 State Layer — World State & Storage STATE

An account-based world state persisted in SQLite, with a unified state root folding native accounts and the EVM trie into one cryptographic commitment. A Verkle-tree migration for stateless clients and smaller proofs is planned.

Account Model Unified (native + EVM) State Root EVM Root in Signed Header Light-client State Proofs (eth_getProof) SQLite Persistence Block-sync (re-execution) Verified Snapshot Fast-sync Verkle State Tree & Stateless Clients
L2 Network Layer — P2P & Data Propagation NETWORK

A WebSocket P2P layer carries signed consensus messages and gossiped transactions, with block-sync for lagging nodes. Authenticated + encrypted sessions are live (a mutually-authenticated, post-quantum-hybrid handshake + AES-256-GCM, enabled with cmr-node bft --secure). libp2p-grade peer discovery/scoring is the next step.

WebSocket P2P Transport Signed-message Gossip Authenticated + Encrypted Sessions Block-sync libp2p (QUIC) + GossipSub Kademlia Discovery & Peer Scoring
L1 Cryptography Layer — Primitives & Key Management FOUNDATION

Cryptography builds on audited libraries (@noble curves/hashes): secp256k1 signing/recovery, keccak/BLAKE3 hashing, and a per-transaction scheme field that already carries post-quantum ML-DSA-65 signatures and a hybrid ML-KEM-1024 key exchange. Leader election uses ECVRF (RFC 9381), validated against the standard's test vectors. Privacy uses Pedersen commitments and zero-knowledge proofs (range proofs, DLEQ, ring signatures); the novel ZK constructions are implemented and tested but pending a third-party audit before any production reliance. HSM, threshold signatures, and a general SNARK layer are planned.

secp256k1 (ECDSA + recovery) keccak-256 / BLAKE3 Dilithium-3 / ML-DSA-65 (PQ Sign) Kyber-1024 / ML-KEM (PQ KEM) ECVRF (RFC 9381) Pedersen Commitments (bn254) ZK Range Proofs & DLEQ / Ring Bulletproofs (experimental, unaudited) Threshold BLS (t-of-n) HSM / Secure-enclave Keys ZK-SNARK (Groth16 / PLONK)

Consensus Mechanism

Cashmereum runs a Tendermint-style Byzantine Fault Tolerant protocol (branded HybridBFT): validators agree on each block through signed prevote/precommit rounds with locking and view-change. Leader election uses a verifiable random function (ECVRF, RFC 9381) over an unbiasable beacon chain committed in the signed block header. An optimistic single-round fast-path is a roadmap enhancement (marked ◷).

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Proposer Selection ✓
The proposer is elected by stake-weighted ECVRF (RFC 9381) over the previous block's VRF beacon — an unbiasable randomness chain committed in the signed header — then rounds rotate so view-change reaches every validator.
02
Block Proposal ✓
The proposer builds a candidate block from its mempool with a real post-state root and signs it (secp256k1).
03
Prevote ✓
Validators verify the proposal and broadcast a signed prevote (or nil). A 2f+1 stake-weighted prevote quorum locks the block.
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Precommit & Finality ✓
On a 2f+1 precommit quorum the block commits with a certificate — final, no re-orgs. On loss of quorum the chain halts (never forks); view-change rotates the proposer.
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State Commit ✓
Every validator applies the agreed block and re-asserts an identical unified (native + EVM) state root; receipts and logs are persisted.
Safety Threshold
33%
Byzantine validators tolerated before safety failure
Validator Set
100
Active validator cap today (larger sets are a roadmap target)
Slashing Rate
10%
Stake slashed + jail for equivocation (double-signing)
⚙ Throughput Model — Illustrative Projection

An interactive model of the target sharded design — not live network data. Measured single-node throughput today is ≈11,000 TPS execution / ≈440 TPS end-to-end (run npm run benchmark).

1,000
16 shards
Simple Transfer
PEAK TPS
62,400
FINALITY
0.41s
AVG FEE
$0.0004

Token Specifications

The CMR coin is the native monetary unit of the Cashmereum network, used for gas fees, staking, governance, and as the base currency for all tokenized asset settlements.

ParameterValue
Ticker SymbolCMR
Total Supply21,000,000,000 CMR (21 billion)
Minimum Unit1 Mite = 0.000000001 CMR (10⁻⁹)
Decimals9 decimal places
Block Time1s (devnet) · ~400ms target
Validator-set Epoch4 blocks (devnet; configurable)
Issuance ModelFixed 21B cap · no block reward · fees burned (non-inflationary)
Min Stake100,000 CMR (validator) · delegation supported
Staking RewardsGovernance-set (no protocol inflation in the current model) ◷ planned
Slashing Penalty10% of stake + jail for equivocation
Token StandardNative CMR + CRC-20 wrapper
Multisig Supportk-of-n multisig (MultiSigWallet contract)
Supply & Emission (enforced)Value
Hard cap21,000,000,000 CMR (genesis rejected if exceeded)
Block rewardNone — supply is non-increasing
Transaction feesBurned (mildly deflationary with usage)
InflationZero in the current model
Validator rewardsFee-share or a capped pool — a governance decision ◷ planned

The 21B cap and fee-burn are enforced in code today; the launch distribution & any reward model are proposals in the tokenomics doc (subject to governance/legal sign-off).

// CRC-20 Token Interface interface ICRC20 { function totalSupply() external view returns (uint256); function balanceOf(address acc) external view returns (uint256); function transfer(address to, uint256 amt) external returns (bool); function approve(address spender, uint256 amt) external returns (bool); event Transfer(address indexed from, address indexed to, uint256 value); // + CashmereExtensions: atomic swap, escrow, privacy }

Security Architecture

A multi-layered defense strategy across the threat landscape. Some defenses are live today (✓); others are part of the production-hardening roadmap (◷) and are honestly marked as such. The full, candid threat model — including the open P2P-authentication gap — is in the data room.

51% / Long-Range Attack ✓ live
BFT finality means no re-orgs past a committed block, and forging consensus requires controlling ⅓ of staked CMR. Validator-signed weak-subjectivity checkpoints (implemented & tested) let nodes reject any history that diverges at a trusted checkpoint — defeating long-range attacks.
Sybil Attacks
Defeated by Proof-of-Stake's economic binding: each validator identity requires a minimum 100,000 CMR stake. Identity multiplicity scales proportionally with cost, not linearly.
Eclipse & Routing Attacks ✓ partial
Authenticated + encrypted P2P sessions are live (validator-identity handshake + AES-GCM; --secure), so peers can't impersonate validators or read traffic. libp2p-grade peer diversity (by ASN/geography), scoring, and churn for full eclipse resistance is the next step.
Smart Contract Exploits ✓ partial
The EVM is sandboxed with real gas metering; shipped contracts follow checks-effects-interactions (the governor is reentrancy-safe) and are covered by tests. Mandatory formal verification and CI fuzzing/symbolic execution are roadmap.
Quantum Computing (Future) ✓ live
Implemented and tested today: NIST Dilithium-3 (ML-DSA-65) signatures via a per-transaction scheme field, and a hybrid X25519 + Kyber-1024 (ML-KEM) key exchange. Post-quantum-by-default across all accounts is the next step.
MEV & Sandwich Attacks ◷ planned
Commit-reveal ordering, threshold-encrypted mempools, and validator fair-ordering are planned. Not yet implemented — today's ordering is simple per-sender nonce order.
Governance Attacks ✓ partial
Quadratic voting (live + tested) limits whale dominance, and a timelock contract delays execution. A configurable emergency multisig / security council is planned for launch.
Private Key Compromise ✓ partial
Browser keys are encrypted at rest (AES-GCM-256, PBKDF2-310k), and a k-of-n multisig contract is available for treasury custody. HSM support, MPC key ceremonies, and account-abstraction social recovery are roadmap.
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Audit & Bug Bounty Program PLANNED
Ahead of mainnet, Cashmereum will commission an independent third-party security audit from a reputable firm and launch a public bug-bounty program, with all reports publicly disclosed. No external audit has been completed yet — the codebase is being built audit-ready (typed, tested, with a published threat model).

Universal Use Cases

Illustrative target applications the platform is designed to enable. These describe potential use cases and design goals — not live deployments, customers, or certifications. The building blocks that exist today (RWA & identity standards, AMM, NFTs, oracle/multisig/timelock contracts) are noted where relevant.

Financial Services & DeFi

Cashmereum replaces fragmented settlement rails with a single atomic settlement layer. Real-time gross settlement, cross-border payments, tokenized securities, and DeFi primitives — all on one chain.

  • Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) replacing T+2 cycles with instant atomic finality
  • Tokenized RWA: equities, bonds, real estate, commodities on-chain
  • Cross-border FX with built-in AMM liquidity and CashmereLink SWIFT bridge
  • Programmable CBDC infrastructure with configurable KYC/AML compliance
  • CRC-3525 semi-fungible bonds with programmable coupon payments
  • DeFi suite: lending, staking, derivatives, options — all MEV-protected
Deployment Profile
$0.0004
Avg settlement fee
0.4s
Settlement finality
ISO 20022
Messaging standard
KYC/AML
Soulbound identity tokens

Retail & Commerce

Sub-second payment finality with merchant on-ramps, loyalty tokenization, and supply chain provenance. A payment rail that rivals Visa throughput at 0.01% the cost.

  • Point-of-sale integration via CashmerePos SDK — Stripe-like simplicity on-chain
  • Programmable loyalty tokens (CRC-20) with expiry, transfer, and redemption logic
  • Supply chain provenance NFTs tracking goods from manufacturer to consumer
  • Merchant escrow and dispute resolution via smart contracts
  • Stablecoin settlement layer supporting USDC, USDT, EURC, and CMR-pegged assets
  • Buy-now-pay-later via on-chain credit scoring and micro-loan protocols
Deployment Profile
Visa-class
TPS at 50K+ sustained
0.01%
Merchant fee max
QR / NFC
POS protocol support
Offline
State-channel payments

Insurance

Parametric insurance, automated claims processing, and risk pool management on-chain. Smart contracts replace adjusters for defined trigger events, enabling instant payouts.

  • Parametric insurance policies triggered by verifiable oracle data (weather, flight delay, price feeds)
  • On-chain risk pools with transparent capital reserves and real-time solvency proofs
  • Automated claims processing: oracle trigger → ZK proof → instant payout in under 5 minutes
  • Reinsurance markets via CRC-20 risk tokens with programmable risk tranching
  • Healthcare insurance: privacy-preserving claims via ZK proofs (no PHI on-chain)
  • Fraud detection via on-chain identity graph and anomaly scoring smart contracts
Key Integrations
🔗 Chainlink oracles — weather, flight, price, IoT sensor data
🔗 ZK Health Claims — HIPAA-compliant privacy layer
🔗 On-chain Actuarial Tables — transparent risk modeling
🔗 DAO Risk Governance — policy parameter voting

Healthcare

Patient-controlled health data sovereignty, supply chain integrity for pharmaceuticals, and frictionless cross-border billing. Privacy-by-design using ZK proofs and selective disclosure.

  • Patient Identity Tokens (PITs) — soulbound CRC-721 with selective disclosure via ZK proofs
  • Pharmaceutical supply chain: batch-level provenance from manufacturer to dispenser
  • Clinical trial data integrity — immutable audit trails for FDA submissions
  • Cross-border medical billing via ISO 20022-compatible smart invoices
  • Drug rebate management: automated CRC-20 rebate token settlement
  • HIPAA/GDPR compliance layer with right-to-erasure via ZK key deletion
Targeted Compliance Frameworks

Design targets a healthcare deployment would pursue — Cashmereum holds none of these certifications today.

HIPAA GDPR Art. 17 HL7 FHIR ICD-10 FDA 21 CFR Part 11 ISO 27001 SOC 2 Type II ZK-PHI Privacy

Online Gaming & Metaverse

True digital asset ownership, interoperable in-game economies, and provably fair randomness. Cashmereum handles micropayments at millisecond speed without gas friction.

  • In-game asset NFTs (CRC-721/1155) with cross-game interoperability standards
  • Provably fair RNG via on-chain VRF — tamper-proof loot boxes and tournament outcomes
  • State channels for real-time in-game micropayments — thousands of moves per second off-chain, settled on-chain at match end
  • Player-owned economies: CRC-20 in-game currencies with DEX liquidity pools
  • Esports prize distribution via time-locked multisig and performance-triggered smart contracts
  • Metaverse land registry on Cashmereum: immutable ownership, programmable zoning rules
Performance for Gaming
10M+
State channel TPS
<1ms
State channel latency
$0.000001
Micropayment floor
VRF
Provably fair RNG

Tokenomics

The 21B hard cap and fee-burn are enforced in code today. The launch distribution below is a proposed model (subject to governance, board, and legal finalization) — it is not yet committed, and no token has been issued.

21B
Total Supply (CMR)
30%
Community & Ecosystem*
20%
Staking / Security*
15%
Team & Advisors*
Proposed Token Allocation*
Community & Ecosystem (4–6yr)
30%
Staking / Security (~8–10yr)
20%
Foundation / DAO Treasury
15%
Team & Advisors (1yr cliff, 4yr)
15%
Early Investors (1yr cliff, 2–3yr)
15%
Public Sale / Liquidity
5%

* Proposed — not committed. No token issued. See the tokenomics doc.

Supply Mechanics
Hard Cap ✓
Supply is fixed at 21B CMR and enforced at genesis — there is no block reward and no protocol inflation.
Fee Burn ✓
Transaction fees are burned, making the supply mildly deflationary in proportion to network usage.
Slashing ✓
An equivocating (double-signing) validator has 10% of its stake slashed and is jailed and removed from the next epoch.
Validator Rewards / Buybacks ◷ planned
Whether validators earn a fee-share and whether the DAO treasury funds buybacks are governance decisions for launch — not active today.

Governance Framework

The on-chain governor (quadratic voting), a timelock, and a DAO treasury are built and tested today. The specific parameters, the security council, and full on-chain parameter-governance below are the proposed launch framework (◷ planned).

📝 Proposal Lifecycle
Forum Discussion → 7 days
On-Chain Submission → 100K CMR threshold
Voting Period → 7 days
Quorum Requirement → 10% circulating supply
Timelock → 7 days (28 days for critical)
Execution → Automated via Governor contract
⚖️ Voting Mechanics
Quadratic Voting ✓ — vote cost grows with the square of influence, limiting whale dominance (live & tested)

Vote Delegation ✓ — delegate voting power to specialist delegates (live & tested)

Optimistic Approval ◷ — routine upgrades pass unless vetoed (planned)
🛡️ Security Council ◷ planned
A proposed 9-of-15 multisig of elected security experts (not yet constituted)

Powers: Emergency pause, cancel malicious proposals, expedite critical patches

Limitations: Cannot transfer treasury funds, cannot modify consensus, subject to removal by DAO vote (⅔ majority)
Governable Parameters — proposed surface (◷ to be wired on-chain)
Block Gas Limit Base Fee Burn Rate Validator Minimum Stake Slashing Conditions Treasury Allocations Protocol Upgrades Cross-Chain Bridge Parameters Ecosystem Grant Programs Security Council Composition Staking APY Bounds ZK Privacy Policy Fee Token Whitelist

Project Roadmap

A phased rollout from genesis to full decentralization, with major milestones across protocol development, ecosystem growth, and institutional adoption.

Phase 0 — Q1 2025
Genesis Research & Design
Whitepaper publication, cryptographic primitive selection, HybridBFT protocol specification, security threat modeling, and initial team formation.
Whitepaper ✓ Protocol Spec ✓ Threat Model ✓ Data Room ✓
Phase 1 — Q2–Q4 2025 ← CURRENT
Core Protocol Development
Built & tested: the BFT consensus engine with ECVRF (RFC 9381) leader election, EVM execution, on-chain staking/slashing/delegation, governance + treasury, the CRC token-standards family, account abstraction (gasless, session keys, recovery), ERC-3643 identity & compliance, an x402 agentic-payments rail, confidential transfers + zk-KYC, light-client state/storage proofs, a WASM runtime (CashmereVM), a TypeScript SDK, eth_* RPC, and a measured throughput benchmark — 203 automated tests + live devnets. Remaining in-phase: production P2P hardening, fast-sync, formal verification, and a third-party audit of the novel ZK primitives.
BFT Engine ✓ EVM + CashmereVM ✓ CRC Standards ✓ Devnets ✓ Benchmark ✓
Phase 2 — Q1–Q2 2026
Public Testnet & Audits
Open public testnet with faucet, multi-host validator set, an independent third-party security audit, bug-bounty launch, EVM compatibility testing, and a developer documentation portal.
Public Testnet Security Audits Bug Bounty Dev Documentation EVM Compatibility
Phase 3 — Q3 2026
Mainnet Genesis
Mainnet launch with initial validator set, CMR token generation event, CashmereLink bridge deployments (Ethereum, Solana), DEX launch, staking portal, and CashmereWallet v1.0 release.
Mainnet TGE CashmereLink Bridges DEX Launch Staking Portal
Phase 4 — Q4 2026 – Q2 2027
Ecosystem Expansion
CashmereDAO full activation, RWA tokenization framework, institutional API suite, financial services integrations (ISO 20022, SWIFT GPI), healthcare compliance modules, and gaming SDK launch.
CashmereDAO RWA Framework Institutional APIs Gaming SDK Healthcare Module
Phase 5 — 2027 Onwards
Full Decentralization & ZK Scaling
Removal of all privileged roles, ZK rollup integration for 10M+ TPS burst capacity, post-quantum migration for all legacy addresses, full CBDC protocol integration, and cross-chain atomic composability.
Full Decentralization ZK Rollups Post-Quantum Migration CBDC Protocol 10M+ TPS

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers about what Cashmereum is, what's live today, and what's planned next.

What is Cashmereum?

Cashmereum (ticker CMR) is an EVM-compatible, post-quantum Layer-1 blockchain designed for tokenized real-world assets. It combines stake-weighted BFT consensus, a real Ethereum Virtual Machine, account abstraction (gasless accounts, session keys), on-chain identity and compliance (ERC-3643), an agentic payments rail (x402), confidential transfers and zk-KYC, on-chain quadratic-voting governance, and an auditable TypeScript codebase with 200+ automated tests.

Is Cashmereum EVM-compatible?

Yes. Cashmereum runs a real Ethereum Virtual Machine (Cancun spec) and exposes an eth_* JSON-RPC endpoint, so existing Ethereum smart contracts, wallets, and developer tooling work against the chain.

What makes Cashmereum post-quantum secure?

Cashmereum implements NIST post-quantum cryptography: ML-DSA-65 signatures available via a per-transaction scheme field, and an X25519 + ML-KEM-1024 hybrid handshake for authenticated, AES-256-GCM-encrypted validator-to-validator communication.

What consensus mechanism does Cashmereum use?

A stake-weighted Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) consensus with 2f+1 quorums, verifiable randomized leader election, equivocation slashing, and weak-subjectivity checkpoints for long-range-attack defense.

What is the CMR token used for?

CMR is the native asset. It pays transaction fees through an EIP-1559 dynamic fee market, secures the network through staking and delegation, and powers on-chain governance via quadratic voting.

Can I use Cashmereum today?

Cashmereum is a fully-tested, persistent, programmable testnet-grade Layer-1 today. Cross-chain bridges and fiat rails are clearly marked as planned, and a third-party security audit followed by mainnet are the funded next steps.