GNR market
People set the price of GNR themselves: with the offers they publish in the wallet and the swaps they complete. Every trade is an atomic swap between two wallets, so there is no exchange, no custody and no account.
Sell offers
| Price per GNR | GNR | BTC | Expires |
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Buy offers
| Price per GNR | GNR | BTC | Expires |
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Recent swaps
| When | Price per GNR | GNR | BTC |
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How to trade
- Get the wallet from the download page and keep it running.
- Open Swap: take an offer from the board, or publish your own at any price.
- The wallets do the rest. The buyer pays bitcoin into a contract, and the seller's GNR is locked only after that deposit confirms. Either both get paid, or both get their coins back.
How the price is computed: the volume-weighted median of the swaps completed in the last 24 hours. Before the first swap, the median of the open buy and sell offers, so the first offer already sets a price. It is shown in sat and in dollars at the current BTC price. A swap only counts if its claim is on chain.
Cost to mine is shown for reference: the electricity the whole network spends per GNR at today's hashrate, assuming RTX 5090-class GPUs. With more miners it rises, because the same 7,200 GNR a day take more electricity. It is not a price.
Swaps on mainnet activate at block 3,300.