High-performance core
Skyfall BFT consensus finalising blocks on a 400ms slot target, with over 229,000 blocks produced on the public testnet so far.
Public testnet · Chain ID 7789
Full EVM, built from scratch.Not a fork.
Most EVM chains are Geth forks. WCAHT is an original Rust Layer-1 — its own consensus, its own ledger, its own state engine — running genuine Ethereum bytecode. Add Chain ID 7789 to MetaMask and your Solidity, Hardhat and viem setup works unchanged.
Claim free WCAHT coin and send your first transaction in about a minute — nothing to install. The same coin spends on your native address and your paired 0x EVM address. Only 100,000 WCAHT is set aside for the faucet. When it runs dry, claiming ends.
We will never ask for your Secret Recovery Phrase or private key. WCAHT coin has no monetary value — do not send real funds to this network.
EVM JSON-RPC
Chain ID 7789
400ms blocks
WCAHT
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EVM-COMPATIBLE
MetaMask-ready JSON-RPC and familiar Solidity tooling on the public testnet
Ethereum
MetaMask
Solidity
ethers.js
viem
web3.js
Hardhat
Foundry
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LIVE NETWORK
—Recent activity TPS
10,000TPS sustained target
—TPS peak measured
—Block height
400msTarget slot time
—Free WCAHT left
What exists today
Everything here is running right now.
The testnet, block explorer, browser and desktop wallets, EVM endpoint and validator onboarding are all live, and you can verify every one of them from this page. Independent audit and final token economics come next, ahead of mainnet.
Designed for 10,000 TPS at 400ms slots
The consensus layer and execution pipeline are sized for 10,000 transactions per second. That is a design target, not a delivered number: live throughput today is far lower while we finish the finality and storage work that currently caps it. Real-time figures — never placeholders — are on the network page.
EVM-compatible · MetaMask-ready
Add Chain ID 7789 to MetaMask in one click and connect through familiar JSON-RPC libraries and Solidity tooling. Real contracts, real opcodes, deterministic across every validator — executing against a state backend written for this chain, inside a Layer-1 we built rather than forked.
Cross-Chain Bridge in development
A bridge to move assets on and off WCAHT is in active development, so liquidity can reach the network from the chains your users already hold.
Enterprise integration hooks in development
ISO 20022 messaging, Travel Rule fields, KYC hooks and audit trails already run on testnet, so regulated institutions have a path that fits existing compliance stacks.
Smart Contracts testnet
Deploy Solidity contracts with Hardhat, Foundry or Remix exactly as you would on Ethereum. No new language, no rewritten tooling.
Where things stand
Past the slide-deck stage.
Months of continuous uptime. Live wallets, real transactions, validators on three continents. Every node is still ours — opening that up is the next milestone, and the build system for it already works. Not a whitepaper.
Fast by design, live right now
400ms slots and a full EVM — same Solidity, same MetaMask. Block height and validator health update live on the network page. Nothing here is a mockup.
Working product ecosystem
Browser extension, Windows desktop app, web wallet, explorer and a public RPC endpoint. Every one of them shipped and usable today.
Builds you don't have to trust
Six machines across two continents compiled our source and produced a byte-identical binary. Validators build from source and check the hash themselves — nobody has to take our word for what the network runs.
Clear expansion path
Open validator slots, then an independent audit, then mainnet. The audit comes after outside operators are live, so it certifies the real network.
Roadmap
The road to Mainnet 2027.
Four phases. We are in the first one.
2026 H2 · now
Public Testnet
Running now, with the hard consensus work on fork handling and clean recovery already behind us.
2026 Q4 – 2027 Q1
Incentivized Testnet
Validator slots open beyond our own five nodes, backed by a paid public bug bounty.
2027 Q1–Q2
Security & Economics
An outside audit, final supply and fee numbers, and builds you can reproduce yourself.
2027
Mainnet target
Permissionless validation and token generation, gated on the security and economics milestones rather than a marketing date.
Install it
Install the WCAHT wallet extension.
Download the browser wallet package, add it to Chrome, Edge, Brave, or Opera, then keep WCAHT ready from your toolbar.
network: WCAHT
status: syncing blocks
token: WCAHT
wallet: MetaMask compatible
activity: sending / received / confirmed
Secure. Open source. Built for Web3.
Your WCAHT wallet. Everywhere.
Three ways to use WCAHT: the web wallet with nothing to install, a browser extension, or a desktop app for Windows. If you are just trying WCAHT out, start with the web wallet — installing something is an informed choice, not a first step.
WCAHT coin has no monetary value. These wallets connect to the WCAHT network only. Do not send real funds, and use a new wallet rather than importing one you use elsewhere.
Chrome · Edge · Brave · Opera
Browser extension · Testnet
WCAHT Wallet for your browser.
The official WCAHT wallet extension for Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera). Install it from your browser's extensions page and pin the wallet logo to your toolbar.
Testnet build. It only connects to the WCAHT public testnet. It is distributed as a .zip for manual loading while Chrome Web Store publication is in progress, so verify the SHA-256 above before loading it. Nothing here needs real funds.
Desktop app · Windows & macOS
WCAHT Wallet for desktop.
The same wallet as a native app, with no browser needed. It connects securely over HTTPS to the WCAHT network, so you don't need to run a node.
✓You hold the keysNon-custodial and encrypted locally.
ϟReliable and fastBuilt for performance and stability.
</>Developer friendlyHTTPS/RPC ready for advanced use.
This build is not yet code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen will warn you about it. We are not going to tell you to click through that warning — a wallet is exactly the kind of software where that habit gets people robbed. Verify the SHA-256 above before you run anything, and prefer the web wallet or the browser extension until signed builds ship. Signing and store distribution are in progress.
How to check the SHA-256 yourself
In PowerShell, run Get-FileHash .\WCAHT-Wallet-Setup-1.0.4.exe -Algorithm SHA256
and confirm the output matches the hash shown above. If it does not match, delete the file and tell us.
Build alongside the WCAHT community
Start building on WCAHT.
The testnet is open and free. Deploy a contract, run a validator, or mint a token today.
Validate the network
You need a machine with 8 cores and 32GB of RAM. Onboarding walks you through key generation and the config fingerprint check.
Explore validator onboarding →Secure by staking
Staking is live on testnet. Delegations activate on the next epoch boundary, which is roughly every 13 hours.
Open the web wallet →Build an app
Point your RPC at denvion.com/eth and deploy. If something breaks, the explorer shows you the failing transaction.
Visit the developer hub →Contribute with code
The consensus code is Rust. Bug reports on fork handling and sync edge cases are the most useful thing you can send us.
Read the documentation →Tokenize an asset
Mint an ERC-20 with the same contract you would use on Ethereum, or try the token studio if you want a form instead of Solidity.
Open Token Studio →
Try it in about a minute.
Claim free WCAHT coin and send a transaction on the live network. Usable on your native address and your 0x EVM address. Only 100,000 WCAHT is set aside for the faucet — it closes when that runs out.
WCAHT coin has no monetary value · we never ask for your recovery phrase