Drogoz — founder of Drogoz Network & Hashgram
Specialist in cryptography, cybersecurity, quantum computing, backend engineering and blockchain — and the founder of Drogoz Network, a Premium SaaS Network where premium software is rented monthly with transparent pricing, a dedicated manager and support that stays with you.
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Please read this line first. Everything above this banner is Drogoz Network — software you rent, with a manager, a price and an SLA. Hashgram is none of those things. It is not in the catalogue, it has no price, no manager, no client panel and no support contract. Nothing is hosted for you. It is an open-source network that I designed and built in my own time and released to everyone under Apache-2.0, because I believe people deserve a place to talk, to publish and to hold value that no company — including mine — can switch off, read, or take away.
It is made with love. It belongs to whoever chooses to run it.
I have spent my career in cryptography and security, and I have watched the same pattern repeat: a network starts as a promise of freedom and ends as a database with a terms-of-service page. The messages are readable by the operator. The account can be frozen. The supply can be printed. The rules can be changed on a Tuesday, and the "community" finds out on Wednesday.
Hashgram is my answer to that pattern. It is built around three freedoms that are enforced by code, not by policy:
 Freedom to hold 1,000,000,000 HASH, created once in the genesis block. The mint module is not "set to zero" — it is not compiled into the binary. Nobody can print more, tax a transfer, freeze a balance or reverse a payment. There is no transaction type that does these things. |
Freedom to speak Private messages are end-to-end encrypted with MLS. Nodes carry ciphertext and sizes, never plaintext — an acceptance test greps their databases to prove it. Public posts are signed by your own device keys and verified by every reader; a node can refuse to relay, it can never forge. |
Freedom to be anonymous An account is 24 words. No e-mail, no phone number, no password database, no sign-up server. People find you by public key or by an optional on-chain @username. Nodes log no full IP addresses (truncated to /24 or /48) and no content — the logging policy is part of the protocol, not a promise. |
And a fourth principle that holds the other three together: honesty. The documentation is written from the code, and where something is not built, it says so in plain words. docs/DECENTRALIZATION.md is a list of where control still sits today — one implementation, one seed operator, a founder who wrote the code and holds a vesting allocation. I would rather publish that list than pretend it is empty.
A Layer-1 network with a fixed supply, a finite reward reserve, end-to-end encrypted messaging, a signed social layer, and no central point of control. Three ideas hold it together:
| Idea | What it means in practice | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The chain decides who owns what | Coins, identities, device keys, @usernames, provider bonds — and it settles rewards. It is small and boring on purpose. Message content never touches the chain. |
| 2 | The node network moves bytes | Encrypted messages, public posts, media and calls travel peer-to-peer over libp2p. Nodes are paid from a finite reserve for useful service — bytes actually stored, relayed and served — on evidence the served client signed. There is no mining. |
| 3 | The client trusts nobody for content | Every blob is hash-checked, every social event is signature-checked against on-chain device keys, every message is authenticated by MLS. Nodes are interchangeable providers of availability, nothing more. |
These are not policies. There is no transaction that does them and no code path that reaches them. Changing any of them requires a new binary that the validator set consciously adopts — deliberately the only bar available.
| Impossible | Why |
|---|---|
| Create new HASH | x/mint is not wired into the application; no module account holds the Minter permission — a test asserts both |
| Tax a transfer | Send 100 HASH, the recipient gets exactly 100 HASH. The fee router only ever touches fees the protocol already collected |
| Raise the founder share above 1 % of fee revenue | Compile-time ceiling of 100 basis points; Validate rejects a higher value, so the proposal fails |
| Freeze or seize an account | No admin module, no blacklist, no such message type |
| Reverse a confirmed transfer | No such message type |
| Disable a message type | x/circuit, which exists in the SDK for exactly this, is deliberately not wired in |
| Recover an account administratively | No component holds a user's private key — ever |
| Read a private message from a server | MLS end-to-end encryption; store nodes hold ciphertext only |
| Silently route a node onto a different chain | The genesis hash e322bc23…5e4d is compiled into every binary and checked on every handshake; a mismatch is "wrong network", never a peer |
Consensus carries only what must be globally agreed. Everything a person says, posts or shares travels off-chain, peer-to-peer, encrypted — because putting messages on a chain makes them permanent, public and replicated forever, which is the wrong trade for a messenger.
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flowchart TB
subgraph Clients["Clients — hashgram-sdk · Rust · Windows app today, iOS / Android specified"]
S1["Vault · 24-word keys · Argon2id"]
S2["Wallet · staking · @usernames"]
S3["Messaging · feed · reels · calls"]
end
subgraph P2P["Off-chain network — hashgram-node · Rust · libp2p"]
N1["Genesis-checking handshake"]
N2["MLS mailboxes · store-and-forward"]
N3["Signed social events · gossip"]
N4["Content-addressed media · storage challenges"]
N5["Call discovery · TURN / SFU"]
N6["Rewards agent · signed receipts"]
end
subgraph Chain["Layer 1 — hashgramd · Go · Cosmos SDK v0.53 / CometBFT v0.38"]
C1["CometBFT consensus · ~4 s blocks"]
C2["bank · staking · gov · vesting"]
C3["x/founder · x/feerouter · x/treasury"]
C4["x/identity · x/username · x/network"]
C5["x/serviceproof — Proof of Useful Service"]
end
Clients -- "QUIC / TCP :26670 — messages, posts, media, calls" --> P2P
Clients -- "REST / RPC — chain reads, tx broadcast" --> Chain
P2P -- "receipts · challenges · registrations" --> Chain
Chain -. "identities · devices · names · params" .-> P2P
✉️ A message, end to end — what a node sees, and what it never sees
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sequenceDiagram
participant A as Alice's app (SDK)
participant SA as store node(s)
participant Chain as hashgramd
participant B as Bob's app (SDK)
A->>Chain: resolve Bob's devices (x/identity)
A->>SA: fetch Bob's MLS key packages
A->>A: MLS-encrypt for Bob's devices
A->>SA: deliver envelope to Bob's mailbox shard
A->>SA: signed relay receipt (bytes, epoch, nonce)
SA->>Chain: MsgSubmitReceipts (batched)
B->>SA: poll mailbox (any store holding the shard)
SA-->>B: envelope
B->>B: MLS-decrypt · authenticate
Note over A,B: Nodes see ciphertext and sizes. Plaintext never leaves the apps' encrypted vaults.
💸 Where a fee goes — and why the principal is never touched
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flowchart LR
TX["transaction fee<br/>gas · username fee · service fees"] --> FR["x/feerouter"]
FR -->|"1 % — 100 bps, hardcoded ceiling"| FO["x/founder ledger<br/>paid every 7,200 blocks"]
FR -->|"remainder"| DI["distribution<br/>validators + delegators"]
P["transferred principal"] -->|"100 % — untouched"| RC["recipient"]
🔑 Keys — one mnemonic, many devices, no server in the loop
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flowchart TB
M["24-word mnemonic (256-bit)<br/>never on a server, never in a chat"] --> W["wallet key<br/>m/44'/118'/0'/0/0 → hash1…"]
W --> ID["on-chain identity (x/identity)<br/>root key + device certificates — public keys only"]
ID --> D1["device key: this PC"]
ID --> D2["device key: phone"]
D1 --> MLS["MLS leaf keys · social event signatures"]
W -.->|"optional"| UN["@username (x/username)<br/>1 HASH · ~1 year · 30-day grace"]
🧩 How a brand-new node finds the network — the same five layers Bitcoin uses
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flowchart LR
A["fresh machine<br/>hashgramctl join-mainnet"] --> B{"peerstore on disk?"}
B -- yes --> E["dial known peers"]
B -- no --> C["seeds compiled into the binary"]
C --> D2["DNS seeds"]
D2 --> F["anything passed by hand"]
E --> G["handshake: network id · chain id ·<br/>magic HGM1 · protocol version · genesis hash"]
C --> G
F --> G
G -- match --> H["PEX + Kademlia: learn the rest"]
G -- mismatch --> X["'wrong network' — listed, never retried silently"]
H --> I2["persist peerstore — never needs the built-in list again"]
A blocked or hijacked seed can withhold peers from a brand-new node; it can never route it onto a different chain.
hashgram-1 chain id · launched 2026-09-10 13:01:34 UTC |
1,000,000,000 HASH fixed · 1 HASH = 1,000,000 uhash · no mint module |
~4 s block time · CometBFT v0.38 · bech32 hash · coin type 118 |
e322bc23…5e4d genesis SHA-256, compiled into every Go and Rust binary |
| Consensus | Cosmos SDK v0.53 / CometBFT v0.38 · eight custom modules · x/mint and x/circuit excluded on purpose |
| Governance | Voting period 7 days · quorum 40 % · threshold 50 % · veto 33.4 % · unbonding 21 days |
| Founder share | 1 % of protocol fee revenue — never of transfers — paid every 7,200 blocks, ceiling hardcoded at 100 bps |
| Reward reserve | 500,000,000 HASH at genesis, finite, cannot be topped up. Budget per epoch = min(remaining × 5 / 10,000, 250,000 HASH); a single provider may take at most 5 % |
| Node roles | validator · relay · store · media · bootstrap · call · indexer · safety — one machine can run several |
| Join | hashgramctl join-mainnet — no arguments: genesis, hash and seeds are built in |
Genesis distribution — every number is a compile-time constant, not a governance parameter
| Allocation | HASH | Share | Held by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Useful-service reserve | 500,000,000 | 50 % | x/serviceproof — paid only for real bytes stored, relayed and served |
| Founder | 200,000,000 | 20 % | 20M spendable · 180M vesting monthly over eight years |
| Treasury | 150,000,000 | 15 % | spendable only by governance proposal |
| Growth | 50,000,000 | 5 % | includes the 1,850,000 HASH welcome pool |
| Developer grants | 50,000,000 | 5 % | governance only |
| Liquidity | 50,000,000 | 5 % | governance only |
Emission from the reserve asymptotes rather than hitting a cliff: ≈ 16.7 % paid out after 1 year, ≈ 59.9 % after 5 years, ≈ 83.9 % after 10 years — and only if the bytes were actually served. Unearned budget stays in the reserve.
Everything a node runs is public. Everything a client needs is public. Nothing is hidden behind a service.
 hashgram — Core The blockchain (Go, Cosmos SDK / CometBFT), the peer-to-peer node (Rust, libp2p, OpenMLS), the client SDK (Rust), the indexer and safety engine (Go), operator tooling, hardened systemd units, Grafana dashboards and the genesis that launched Mainnet.     Run a node · Docs · SDK |
hashgram_io — Explorer The official live explorer, network dashboard and rendered documentation at hashgram.io. SolidJS + Vite, strict seven-colour monochrome, read-only, no cookies, no analytics, no third-party scripts. Runs on its own full node and pins the genesis hash — if the API ever served a different chain, the site disables itself.     Website · Read API · Brand kit |
hashgram_windows — Windows app Wallet, messenger (MLS), feed, reels, channels, calls, identity, Founder and Supply views, Network panel and Earn — run a node from your own PC. Tauri 2 + Rust + SolidJS. Encrypted vault (Argon2id, XChaCha20-Poly1305), Windows Hello unlock, self-updates from GitHub Releases verified by a compiled-in minisign key.   Download · Source · Spec |
hashgram.io is where anyone can watch the decentralised system as it runs — block by block, in real time. It is trusted for the same reason the network is: it runs on its own full node that joined Mainnet through the compiled-in seed list like any other node, it is read-only (no wallet, no keys, no accounts, no analytics), and every number on it is reproducible from the chain by anyone who runs hashgram-indexer rebuild. Anyone can run their own copy. hashgram.io is the official one; it is not the only possible one — and that is the point.
 Home — live height, chain facts, key statistics with 24-hour sparklines and the epoch progress bar. Search by height, tx hash, address, @username, validator or peer id. |
 Blocks — live-prepending list; proposer, gas, size and signatures present / missing for every block. |
 Transactions — decoded by the chain's own codec; every fee split into validators / founder 1 % / treasury, so the "no transfer tax" claim is visible on every row. |
 Accounts — top holders with every module and reserve account labelled, spendable vs. vesting, share of supply. |
 Validators — voting-power distribution, the ⅔ liveness and ⅓ halting sets, uptime strips of the last 120 blocks. |
 Rewards — how nodes earn. The 500,000,000 HASH reserve, this epoch's budget and per-provider cap, the exact emission rule projected 1 / 5 / 10 years. There is no mining. |
 Founder — transparency. What the founder receives and does not receive, read live from the chain: the 96-step vesting chart, accrued / paid / pending fee share, payout history. |
 Governance — proposals with tally bars against quorum, decoded messages with parameter diffs, votes and timeline. |
 Network — consensus peers, libp2p peers and validators as three honest numbers, never one invented total; peer tables with /24 prefixes only; the built-in seeds. |
 Status — node sync, indexer lag, event-stream state and the genesis pin check. Nothing here is an estimate. |
 Docs — the repository's documentation rendered with navigation, full-text search and source commit — written from the code, saying "not built" where it is not. |
 Brand — the mark, wordmark and seven-colour palette, free to use unmodified to refer to Hashgram, downloadable as one kit. |
Designed for phones first — stat grids collapse to two columns, tables become labelled cards, and a Playwright suite checks every route at iPhone size for overflow.
One application that talks to the Hashgram peer-to-peer network — never to one server.
| Wallet | Send, receive, stake and delegate HASH. Register an @username. Every amount is exact integer uhash — no floats, no rounding. |
| Messenger | MLS end-to-end encrypted one-to-one and group chats, delivered through interchangeable store nodes. Nodes see ciphertext and sizes only. |
| Feed · Reels · Channels | Public posts, short videos and channels as signed social events, verified against on-chain device keys by every reader. |
| Calls | Audio and video via TURN credentials issued by call nodes; E2EE signalling. |
| Identity | A 24-word account. Login is restore. Add devices with certificates, recover socially with a delay. A display name is never shown without the verified @username or address. |
| Earn | Run a relay / store / media node from your own PC and be paid from the reserve for bytes you actually serve. |
| Security | Encrypted vault (Argon2id, XChaCha20-Poly1305 sealed columns), DPAPI + Windows Hello unlock, nothing plaintext on disk, no hardcoded server address anywhere. |
| Updates | Self-updates from GitHub Releases; only manifests signed by the project's compiled-in minisign key are accepted. |
Per-user installer, no administrator prompt. Not yet Authenticode-signed, so Windows SmartScreen will warn on first run — verify the SHA-256 against
SHA256SUMS.txt. That is the honest state today, not a hidden one.
There is no waiting list and nobody to ask. Pick the way in that suits you:
🖧 Run a node and earn. Ubuntu Server 24.04, a public IPv4, ports 26656 and 26670 (TCP + UDP) open.
git clone https://github.com/deepdrogo/hashgram && cd hashgram
sudo scripts/install/bootstrap-ubuntu.sh # users, dirs, firewall, PostgreSQL (loopback), binaries, units
hashgramctl init --moniker <your-name>
hashgramctl join-mainnet # no arguments: genesis, hash and seeds are compiled in
hashgramctl network-info # pin must read e322bc23…5e4d
hashgramctl configure-role relay,store,media --reward-address hash1<a cold address you wrote down>
hashgramctl start
hashgramctl chain-status # wait for catching_up = falseFund the operator address with ≥ 1,000 HASH (the provider bond) and hashgramctl rewards <operator> shows credit and payouts. To become a validator: docs/MAINNET.md. Never copy priv_validator_key.json between machines.
🧑💻 Build on it. The Rust SDK covers account, link, messaging, social, blob and calls. The iOS and Android specifications are complete build prompts that name only endpoints that exist — scripts/dev/check-docs.sh fails otherwise.
export HASHGRAM_PASSPHRASE=throwaway
hashgram-client configure --network mainnet \
--genesis-hash e322bc2319f6e0173286fa526dab5a8ff8ad0797c7b80dd03e7c9d98621d5e4d
hashgram-client net peers # finds nodes through the compiled-in seed listClient connectivity spec · iOS · Android · Read API · SDK source
🕊️ Or simply use it. Download the Windows app, write down your 24 words, and you have a wallet, a messenger and a social network with no account, no e-mail and no phone number. Your keys never leave your machine. Lose the 24 words and nobody — not me, not a node, not a court order — can restore them. That is the trade, stated plainly.
| Component | State |
|---|---|
Mainnet hashgram-1 |
Live since 2026-09-10. One genesis validator today; more are needed — with equal stake, four validators is the first configuration that survives losing one |
| Blockchain, eight modules, genesis tooling | Complete, tested, running |
hashgram-node, hashgram-sdk, hashgram-client |
Complete; 63 network-level acceptance checks pass |
| hashgram.io explorer, indexer, safety engine | Complete and live |
| Hashgram for Windows | v0.1.0 released — first public build, self-updating |
| Useful-service rewards | Live: reserve funded, first provider registered |
| iOS / Android apps, push notifications, SFU group-call E2EE, token bridge | Not built — specifications exist, and the docs say so |
I publish this table because a decentralised network with one validator is a design, not yet a deployment. The code makes the important things impossible; the deployment becomes resilient only when independent people in different places run it. If that is you — welcome.
A heavy
# — four strokes on a 64-unit grid with the four intersections knocked out: the negative-space squares read as blocks, the strokes as the chain that links them. One colour, no gradients. Strict monochrome palette of seven values, #000000 → #FFFFFF. The full kit is free at hashgram.io/brand.
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