Tari Mainnet Launch: Leading a New Era of Public Encryption Mining

Layer 1 blockchain protocol development company Tari Labs recently announced the launch of Tari Mainnet. Users can now participate in cryptocurrency Mining on their laptops or desktops through the Tari Universe app. The platform significantly lowers the barriers to traditional cryptocurrency Mining, laying the groundwork for the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrency.

Tari Labs has received support from several well-known investment institutions, which will further promote the development process of Tari.

Simplifying Participation in Blockchain Networks

With the Tari Universe application now available for download by Mac and PC users, Tari's popular encryption mining service officially launches. Users only need to complete the application installation to use their computer's processing power for Tari token (XTM) mining and earn rewards. It is worth noting that all transactions on the Tari network are by default in a privacy-protected state, ensuring the security of users' financial information without compromising usability.

The current cryptocurrency Mining market still faces many challenges. Tari contributor Naveen Jain pointed out that many mining onboarding protocols are cumbersome, such as requiring the upload of a driver's license and performing human verification in front of a camera. In contrast, Tari, as an innovative Mining protocol, has far surpassed its competitors in terms of user experience. Users only need to understand how to install the application and can start cryptocurrency Mining and earn Tari tokens in just a few minutes.

The Tari Universe application visualizes the Proof of Work ( PoW ) process, allowing miners to earn Tari tokens for each block they mine, incentivizing them to "crack" blockchain blocks to build the next layer of the Tari tower structure. Additionally, Tari employs the RandomX hashing algorithm to effectively prevent ASIC attacks, ensuring that ordinary consumer-grade hardware can also mine. Users can control the computing power used for mining independently and can pause or stop mining at any time with one click.

Core of Tari Protocol: Confidentiality

Unlike public ledger systems, Tari utilizes the MimbleWimble blockchain architecture to keep every on-chain transaction confidential by default, protecting users' balances and transaction histories from being publicly viewed, thus ensuring the security of financial data.

During the testnet phase, over 700,000 users participated in the Tari airdrop program, and nearly 100,000 users engaged in testnet mining using Tari Universe, laying the foundation for widespread application after the Mainnet launch. With the official network launch, the genesis block of the Tari Mainnet has been mined, providing users with decentralized mining access. Data shows that currently, Tari miners average over four hours of mining per day without the need for expensive or customized hardware. Additionally, Tari has built-in security measures against bots and mining farms to ensure that genuine mining users benefit first.

The founder of 9DCC, gmoney, commented: "The design concept of Tari Universe is like the encryption products created by Apple. This is the first time anyone has built an on-chain Mining service that anyone can use, with no encryption experience required; just download the application, install it, and you can start Mining."

A managing partner of an investment firm stated: "What excites us is Tari's unwavering focus on users. They have built a platform that balances privacy and accessibility, combining powerful confidentiality features with an intuitive one-click interface, lowering the entry barrier for miners and enabling individuals to participate in the encryption economy."

Overall, Tari is a highly reliable Layer 1 with integrated native Layer 2 scalability and fast finality, based on Rust proof of work. The Mainnet launch is just the beginning, and in the future, it will also integrate a cross-chain transaction layer and a native app store. Developers can leverage the dual-layer architecture to natively distribute applications to a growing user base.