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GLACIEM

Mine a privacy coin on the Mac you already own.

Glaciem (GLAC) is a fork of Monero with Lattice — an original, CPU-only proof-of-work tuned for the performance-per-watt of Apple Silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4). No GPUs, no ASICs, no mining farms — just CPUs, on even footing.

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WHAT GLACIEM IS

Three things, and nothing it doesn't need to be.

Glaciem keeps Monero's privacy untouched and changes exactly one thing — the proof-of-work — to put mining back on ordinary CPUs.

PRIVATE

Monero's privacy, unchanged

RingCT, ring signatures, Bulletproofs+ and stealth addresses — inherited from Monero exactly, mandatory on every transaction. None of it was modified.

CPU-ONLY

Lattice proof-of-work

An original, integer-only, latency-bound algorithm. It has no GPU phase and no ASIC market — verification is cheap and runs on any CPU.

YOURS

Mine on what you own

Native apps for macOS, Windows and Android, each with a built-in wallet. Generate an address and the blocks you find pay straight to it.

THE PROOF-OF-WORK

Lattice

Most coins drift toward specialised hardware — GPUs, then ASICs, then farms. Lattice is shaped so that doesn't happen: each hash is work a CPU is simply good at, and nothing else.

01

A long, serial walk

Each hash is a branchy, latency-bound walk over a per-nonce scratchpad. It can't be parallelised within a nonce — it rewards wide, high-IPC CPU cores.

02

No GPU phase

The large per-nonce working set collapses GPU occupancy, and a data-dependent branch every step causes warp divergence. There is no GPU code at all.

03

Cheap to verify

Integer-only and deterministic. Any full node, on any platform, validates a block by running one walk — no GPU, no special hardware.

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Tuned for perf-per-watt

The contest lands on CPUs — the terrain where modern, efficient cores like Apple Silicon are strongest, and where electricity is priced normally.

A MEASURED RESULT

We didn't just design Lattice to be fair — we benchmarked it. Across Apple Silicon and x86, every standard optimization — SIMD, multi-nonce interleaving, huge pages — failed to beat the straightforward build. In plain terms: there is no secret fast miner to discover. The open reference miner is already within a couple of percent of optimal, so everyone mines on even footing.

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DOWNLOAD

Get a miner

Each app bundles the Lattice miner and a wallet — generate an address, sync, and mine. Download now and be set up, ready for the mainnet launch.

MACOS

Glaciem Miner for Mac

Native SwiftUI app for Apple Silicon. Send, receive, sweep and view history from a built-in wallet.

Download for Mac →
WINDOWS

Glaciem Miner for Windows

A single self-contained 64-bit .exe — no installer, no dependencies. Same embedded wallet.

Download for Windows →

Note: v1.1.18 is dependency-verified but not yet hands-on tested on Windows — please report any issues.

ANDROID

Glaciem Miner for Android

A Jetpack Compose app — mine on your phone, with the same generate / send / receive / sweep wallet.

Download for Android →
LINUX

Glaciem Miner for Linux

A Qt6 desktop app — same embedded wallet and Lattice miner. Flatpak is the click-to-install path on Fedora and most distros; AppImage is the fallback for everything else.

Flatpak (recommended) → AppImage →

Where Glaciem stands — honestly

Glaciem is an experimental project, not an investment. Read this before you mine.

  • Mainnet launches 20 May 2026, 00:00 EDT — a fair start: no premine, everyone mines from block 1.
  • GLAC is a brand-new coin with no exchange listing and no market price. Treat it as worth nothing — it is not an investment.
  • Lattice is experimental and has not had external cryptographic review. Mine at your own risk.
  • "Glaciem" and "GLAC" are working names, pending a trademark check.
  • Masternodes are planned for a future update — an incentive layer to reward people who run nodes and strengthen the network.
  • Vanity .glac names — register a short name and send to it instead of a 95-character address. The wallet's Send field resolves names automatically. Register a name →
  • Glaciem is a fork of Monero; all privacy and consensus technology is the Monero Project's work.