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Obsidian Network: The Proof of Time Blockchain

Native coin: OBS (Obsidian Seal Coin)

Obsidian Network is a live blockchain built around Proof of Time consensus. Its native OBS coin supports mining claims, wallet transfers, blockchain activity and Obsidian Name Service (.obs) names. Use the official links below to mine, open the Web App, use the OBS wallet or explore the blockchain.

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Network: Obsidian Network (mainnet)
Native coin: OBS, Obsidian Seal Coin
Consensus: Proof of Time
Max supply: 21,000,000 OBS
Target block interval: 5 seconds
Chain ID: 7777
Address prefix: obs1

About the Obsidian blockchain

Obsidian Network is a decentralized blockchain. Its consensus design and native mining mechanism are built around protocol claims rather than conventional proof-of-work hash-rate competition. Protocol rules and the blockchain node decide whether actions are valid. The website displays and submits information; it does not decide consensus.

Proof of Time consensus

The Obsidian Proof of Time blockchain uses a target block interval of 5 seconds. Network rules are enforced by node software that verifies every block and transaction.

Native OBS coin

OBS is the native coin of the Obsidian blockchain. It is not an ERC-20 token or a smart-contract token. The protocol enforces a maximum supply of 21,000,000 OBS.

Decentralized node infrastructure

Node runners operate the network. The documented mainnet node RPC port is 8630 and the peer-to-peer port is 8631.

Obsidian ecosystem products

Every product below is an existing, official Obsidian Network service. Each link opens the live application.

OBS Mining

Mine OBS through the official mining page. Eligible wallets can make a claim once every four hours, with up to six claims per wallet per 24-hour cycle. Rewards are set by protocol rules and chain state, not by your browser's computing power.

Visit the Mining Page

Obsidian Web App

The user-facing application for supported Obsidian Network features, including account and wallet interaction, mining claims, blockchain activity and Obsidian Name Service management where supported.

Open Obsidian Web App

OBS DEX Wallet (Web Wallet)

Create or restore a wallet, view wallet information, receive OBS, send OBS and sign supported blockchain transactions. Wallet keys are generated in your browser and stored encrypted in local wallet storage.

Open OBS Wallet

Obsidian Block Explorer

Inspect real blockchain data, including blocks, transactions and registered names, on the official explorer.

Explore the Blockchain

Wallet safety: Never share your recovery phrase or private keys with anyone. No software is completely immune to attack, so keep your recovery phrase offline and check every URL before you enter it.

How OBS mining works

The mining schedule below is documented by the Obsidian Network protocol. Your eligibility and the live reward figures are shown in the mining application.

Documented OBS mining schedule
Parameter	Documented value
Claim interval	One claim every four hours when eligible
Claim limit	Up to six claims per wallet per 24-hour cycle
Initial daily reward at launch participation	0.001 OBS per day
Initial reward per claim	Approximately 0.000166666666666666 OBS
Reward adjustment	The reward schedule can decrease as active-miner participation increases, subject to protocol rules and a minimum reward floor

Important: Mining rewards are not guaranteed income, a fixed market value or guaranteed future rewards. Follow the eligibility requirements shown by the live application at mineobs.network.

Obsidian Name Service (.obs names)

Obsidian Name Service (ONS) is the native .obs naming system. It maps a registered name to a wallet address. Name registration and renewal are priced in OBS according to protocol parameters. Ownership operations are governed by blockchain transactions and protocol rules.

Registration and renewal

Documented registration fee: 0.05 OBS
Documented renewal fee: 0.05 OBS
Term: one year
Grace period: 30 days after expiry

Manage .obs names in the Web App

Names on the blockchain

Registered .obs names are recorded on the Obsidian blockchain. You can look up registered names in the block explorer.

Search the explorer

Obsidian Name Service works only with .obs names on the Obsidian blockchain. It is not an ordinary DNS domain registration service.

Node runners and network participation

Node runners help operate the Obsidian blockchain. The documented protocol shares Obsidian Name Service revenue with the node runner reward pool.

Node Runner Reward Pool

According to the project's repository documentation, 90% of Obsidian Name Service registration and renewal revenue goes to the Node Runner Reward Pool. The remaining 10% goes to the protocol treasury.

Keep the mechanisms separate

Name revenue sharing is different from mining rewards. Transaction gas fees are also a separate mechanism. Check the official repository for current node requirements and setup steps.

Read the node documentation

Developer and technical resources

The Obsidian Network repository is for blockchain developers, node operators, exchanges and ecosystem partners. It documents node health and status, network parameters, blocks, transactions, addresses, supply, mining status, Proof of Time information, names and supported RPC routes.

Network parameters

Mainnet chain ID: 7777
Address prefix: obs1
Node RPC port: 8630
Peer-to-peer port: 8631
Interface port (documented deployment): 8788

Official repository

Source code, node documentation and supported API routes are published on GitHub.

Explore Developer Resources

Frequently asked questions

Answers about Obsidian Network, OBS Coin, mining, the wallet, the explorer, .obs names and developer resources.

What is Obsidian Network?

Obsidian Network is a blockchain built around Proof of Time consensus. Its native coin is OBS (Obsidian Seal Coin), and its mainnet is live.

Is Obsidian Network mainnet live?

Yes. The project lists its mainnet status as live. Current status is shown at mineobs.network.

What is OBS Coin?

OBS, short for Obsidian Seal Coin, is the native coin of Obsidian Network. The protocol enforces a maximum supply of 21,000,000 OBS.

Is OBS a native coin or a smart-contract token?

OBS is the native coin of the Obsidian blockchain. It is not an ERC-20 token or a smart-contract token.

How does OBS mining work?

Eligible wallets can make a claim once every four hours, with up to six claims per wallet per 24-hour cycle. Rewards are determined by protocol rules and chain state, not by browser computing power. Rewards are not guaranteed.

Where can I open the OBS wallet?

The OBS web wallet is at wallet.mineobs.network. Never share your recovery phrase or private keys with anyone.

Where can I view Obsidian transactions?

Use the Obsidian block explorer at mineobs.network/explorer/ to inspect blocks, transactions and registered names.

What is Obsidian Name Service?

Obsidian Name Service (ONS) is the native .obs naming system that maps a registered name to a wallet address. Registration and renewal each have a documented fee of 0.05 OBS. Names have a one-year term and a 30-day grace period after expiry. Manage names in the Obsidian Web App.

How can developers learn about the network?

The official GitHub repository at github.com/EmoluxLabs/Obsidian-Network documents the node software, network parameters and supported RPC routes.