TENEBRA / TSC-1
Public mainnet release evidence

What is verified.

This page records reproducible engineering and operational evidence for the deployed TENEBRA mainnet. It is not a promise of absolute anonymity, market value, or immunity from future vulnerabilities.

Operational state

Public node

89.39.7.191:39454 is externally reachable and serves the operational mainnet protocol with the pinned mainnet genesis.

Service recovery

The production-named systemd service is active and enabled at boot. Restart recovery preserved chain data and validated the persisted chain.

Backups

Automated backups are enabled. The stored archive passed gzip integrity and SHA-256 verification.

Transfer evidence

Two treasury-to-founder transfers of 1 TNB each were mined and reached the configured confirmation depth.

Test evidence

Throughput

Controlled Ubuntu measurement: 166.68 confirmed transactions per second average, 166.14 minimum, 20,000 transactions, ten successor blocks.

Regression

Candidate release tests, default devnet tests, wallet tests, rustfmt, and strict clippy completed without failures at the documented checkpoint.

Independent sync

A fresh local data directory synchronized and cryptographically reloaded the public chain from the deployed endpoint.

Recovery and monitoring

Service restart, public TCP reachability, continuous block production, and post-promotion peer status were verified.

Audit status

The current public audit is the CERTOaudit operational addendum dated 23 September 2026. Superseded pre-launch audit pages are not public release documents. The custom privacy proof, two-member ring design, public multi-miner competition, long-duration growth, and multi-node fork behavior remain limitations requiring further review.

Operator attestation

I, the TENEBRA operator, accept personal responsibility for this operational launch and attest that the public node, website, backups, synchronization, restart recovery, block production, and confirmed transfer checks listed on this page were performed and observed. This is an operator statement about deployed functionality; it is not a replacement for an independent cryptographic audit or a promise of future uninterrupted service.