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About Retium
Retium is a Layer 1 public chain built on prime-number logic, using a mathematical proof-of-consensus mechanism called Proof-of-Math (PoM) and organizing nodes through a multi-dimensional mesh topology. The project is developed in Rust, with smart contracts compatible with WASM, seeking to replace traditional energy-consuming consensus with verifiable mathematical computation and form a new base-layer network security model.
In its network positioning, Retium uses prime-related computation logic as the basis for on-chain state and verification, paired with a multi-dimensional mesh structure to improve inter-node connectivity and redundancy. The project has opened a public testnet that offers developers a deployment and testing environment for WASM contracts, and is pursuing compliance through an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) application, reflecting an orientation to extend base-layer capability toward regulated financial scenarios.
Testnet progress: The public testnet opened in early August with the Retium Wallet and a Discord-gated faucet, the explorer beta is live, and validator testing began in late September; no mainnet or TGE date has been announced.
Token mechanics: Supply is fixed at 1 billion with zero inflation and a 1% fee burn; there is no team or investor allocation, and RTM enters circulation only through the on-chain Safehouse reserve at 1 rUSD for 1 RTM in both directions; staking mints Pie 1:1 and entitles holders to a share of network fees.
Retium opened its public testnet in early August 2026, releasing only a wallet and a faucet gated by a Discord role in the first stage, moved into validator testing in late September, put an explorer beta live, and still has no mainnet date. Technically it bets on PrimeMesh: blocks link through prime factorisation, there is no mempool, fees are priced purely by transaction size, and validation splits into workers, keepers and five Suits per sealed block, which the team says makes forks mathematically impossible. The token side fixes a 1 billion cap with no allocation, with RTM entering circulation only through an on-chain Safehouse reserve. The quoted 3,000 to 5,000 transactions per second remains a projection and no public audit has been announced.
Retium's published roadmap puts a developer SDK testnet in December 2026 and a validator testnet in March 2027 ahead of a final security audit, AFSL approval and public mainnet release; its fifth phase moves into Australian-regulated digital asset services spanning wallets, payments and transfers, custody, merchant settlement and tokenized real-world assets.