APEX
Protocol active · APX + SOLB

Crypto that opens the door instead of guarding it.

Apex is a mobile-first protocol where taking part costs nothing — no rig, no power bill, no deposit. A block lands every ten minutes, and the standing you build, not the money you spend, decides your share.

ROUND

#0

COINS MINED

833.067

BLOCK TIME

10:00

09:41
100%

APEX

PROTOCOL

ACTIVE

MY HASH

246.00K

NEXT BLOCK

02:24

APX

78.02

SOLB

234.06

Block 5 / 150

ProtocolVaultNetworkMarketMe
No hardwareNo electricity billNo deposit — everFree to joinTwo tokens, never pooledA block every 10 minutesHash is capped for everyoneServer-verified, always
The diagnosis

Crypto made a promise, then broke it.

It was supposed to be money without gatekeepers. Somewhere along the way it grew three of its own. Apex begins by naming them.

01

It priced people out

Real mining means warehouses of machines and a power bill most of the planet will never justify. The network that promised everyone quietly became a club for whoever could afford the hardware.

02

It rewarded capital, not contribution

The biggest wallets set the price, farm the yield and exit first. Newcomers arrive last, pay the most, and hold the bag. Being early to believe counts for nothing next to being early to buy.

03

It hid the rules

Emission schedules, insider allocations, the tokens minted before anyone was watching — buried in a contract nobody reads. "Trustless" became a slogan pasted over a system you still had to take on faith.

The answer

We rebuilt the entrance.

Not another coin — a different first step. Everything below is live in the app today, enforced by the protocol rather than promised in a document.

01

Free to join, forever

No purchase, no deposit, no subscription. Apex sells nothing, and no amount of money moves anyone ahead of anyone else. Your phone and your presence are the entire cost of entry.

02

Earned, not bought

Your share follows hash — standing you build by showing up, bringing others, and taking part. Hash is capped for everyone alike, so no one can buy their way to the top of the network.

03

Open by design

Every rule that decides an outcome runs on the server, against its clock, and is visible to you in the app. The mechanism is the same for the founder and the newest member.

How it works

Open the app. The protocol does the rest.

There is nothing to install beyond the app itself and nothing to buy. Four steps, then the cycle begins again.

1

Join with a code

An invitation from someone already in the network gets you in. That link is what ties the graph of participants together.

2

Mine on a fixed clock

A block completes every ten minutes on the server's clock — up to 150 in a cycle. Your device doesn't need to stay awake.

3

Build your hash

Standing grows as you take part, bring others and complete quests. More hash means a larger share of every block.

4

Claim, and repeat

Claiming credits everything accrued and resets the cycle to full rate. Come back often and you earn far more.

The reward tapers 5% per block across a cycle, so the mechanism rewards presence, not patience. See the mining math →

Two assets, never pooled

APX and SOLB, kept honest by keeping them separate.

Every round rewards you in both — mined and credited independently, with no merged balance and no silent conversion. You always see exactly what you earned in each.

APX

Apex Protocol

Network

The backbone asset — a community-powered Web3 ecosystem built on hash and participation, designed to grow step by step into a worldwide digital network that no single holder can capture.

SOLB

Solbank

Finance

The finance-oriented asset — a Web3 project geared toward digital banking and community participation, with the ambition of an ecosystem where value is earned in the open and settled without a middleman.

How the two are emitted, and why we don’t print a total supply figure — the token model →

The network effect

A network grows by the people it lets in.

Hash — your standing in the protocol — is built from things you do with other people. That is deliberate: it makes the network's health and your own reward the same thing.

HashCards

Group actions: one person opens a card, others join, and executing it credits everyone. Limited to one per tier per week, so it stays a reason to involve people rather than a tap to repeat.

GiftCards

One-to-one exchanges that credit both sides — but a given pair of accounts can exchange once, ever. A rule that keeps the mechanism social instead of a loop two accounts run between themselves.

Quests

Small rewards for the steps that make an account real: verify an email, complete a profile, mine a first block, bring a first qualified member. A nudge through onboarding, never a shortcut past mining.

Trust, not vibes

The phone is never trusted with anything that decides an outcome.

Every rule in the whitepaper is evaluated on the server, against the server’s clock, and re-checked on every request. Changing your device’s time changes nothing. The hash cap is enforced by the database itself, so no path through the app can exceed it.

Read the security model →

Server-authoritative

Rates, decay and caps live in protocol config, never in the client.

Atomic claims

A claim locks the account row; two taps cannot credit the same cycle.

Hash cap by trigger

One million, enforced in the database — no API path exceeds it.

Verified identity

Firebase issues the token; the database derives the account from its claim.

Your first block is one tap away.

Free to download, free to join. Bring the invitation code from whoever sent you here, open the app, and let the protocol start building for you.