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Edited on 8th November, 2025.
Soteria Network is a next-generation Layer 1 blockchain built to empower individuals, businesses, and communities through secure, scalable, and energy-efficient decentralized infrastructure. Our mission is to democratize access to blockchain technology by enabling anyone — regardless of technical background — to launch their own blockchain with ease.
We envision a cryptocurrency ecosystem that transcends borders, fosters financial inclusion, and protects wealth from inflation. Soteria is designed to bring real value, utility, and long-term sustainability to holders, investors, and builders alike.
| Parameter | Value / Description |
|---|---|
| Block Time | 12 seconds |
| Block Reward | 0.14 SOTER per block |
| Daily Emission | ~1,000 SOTER |
| Monthly Emission | ~30,000 SOTER |
| Year 1 Emission | ~365,000 SOTER |
| Max Block Size | 3 MiB |
| Max TX Size | 2 MiB |
| Coinbase Maturity | 4,200 blocks |
| Difficulty Algorithm | LWMA3-EMA, retargets at 90, 120, 150, and 180 blocks |
| Orphan Rate | Reduced by up to 60% compared to similar block times |
| Sync Time | Up to 3× faster than traditional blockchains |
| Ticker Symbol | SOTER |
| Coin Name | Soteria |
| Maximum Supply | Dynamic — based on supply and demand |
Blockchain is a decentralized and distributed digital ledger technology. Transactions are recorded across a peer-to-peer network of computers, ensuring transparency and resilience. The term “blockchain” originates from its structure: individual records, known as blocks, are linked together in a chronological sequence — forming a chain.
Each block contains transaction metadata, including the timestamp, blockchain version, previous block hash, Merkle Root, a unique nonce assigned during mining, and the parties involved. Once added to the chain, a block becomes immutable — resistant to tampering, fraud, or deletion.
Soteria Network is free and open source. All coins are fairly issued and mined publicly using the SoterG algorithm — a GPU-friendly, ASIC-resistant Proof-of-Work (PoW) mechanism.
We chose PoW because it builds a time-based computational barrier that strengthens data integrity with each new block. This structure protects user data from future tampering and censorship.
The SoterG algorithm was selected over other PoW variants due to its resistance to ASIC dominance and its compatibility with commodity GPUs. This ensures a fairer mining landscape and prevents centralization by large mining farms.
Building a decentralized, censorship-resistant system introduces technical challenges. One of the most complex is maintaining a coherent global state across all nodes. PoW addresses this by enforcing consensus rules that reject invalid transactions and synchronize the network.
While performance doesn’t scale linearly with node count, security improves as more nodes join. This enhances geographic connectivity and strengthens the network’s resilience.
Operating a node is simple and empowers users with direct access to the network. It eliminates reliance on third-party services, improves privacy, and gives operators full control over their interactions with Soteria.
PoW also ensures fair distribution. Anyone with computing power can participate and earn block rewards. It provides an objective method to validate the chain without external dependencies.
Soteria Network is built on the principles of decentralization, transparency, and community empowerment. Unlike many modern crypto ventures, we embrace a Proof-of-Work model with the following characteristics:
Soteria Network uses a GPU-friendly PoW model optimized for speed and fairness:
SoterG Optimization
In testnet, mining contexts were allocated as 12 simultaneous stack structs per round, leading to high stack usage and potential instability. For mainnet, Soteria will allocate only one context per round, significantly reducing stack pressure, improving cache locality, and enabling future GPU offload and backend-agnostic dispatch. This change enhances performance, stability, and memory efficiency.
The Soteria Network employs the Linear Weighted Moving Average version 3 (LWMA-3) difficulty adjustment algorithm. LWMA-3 offers superior stability compared to traditional methods while maintaining rapid responsiveness to hash rate fluctuations. This design enables the network to sustain a 12‑second target block time with a 10‑second buffer, positioning Soteria Network among the fastest UTXO-based blockchains.
The algorithm calculates difficulty using a default weighted average of the most recent 90 blocks, applying linear weighting to give greater importance to the latest blocks. This ensures responsive adjustment to sudden changes in network hash power.
LWMA-3 maintains the target block interval of 12 seconds with minimal variance, even under conditions of rapid hash rate swings or temporary network disruptions. This accuracy supports consistent transaction throughput and predictable confirmation times.
The algorithm is designed to resist timestamp manipulation attacks and provides strong protection against difficulty oscillation exploits. This enhances overall network stability and security.
LWMA-3 supports flexible configuration, including:
These parameters allow fine-tuning of performance and resilience to match the evolving needs of the Soteria Network.
The tokenomics of $SOTER are meticulously crafted to ensure fairness, stability, and long-term growth. Its distribution model promotes inclusivity, while supply dynamics balance scarcity and liquidity. Innovative inflation/deflation mechanisms and the utility within the ecosystem further enhance its value proposition, fostering a thriving community and sustainable development.
| Allocation | Percentage | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Miners | 30% | Incentivizes secure and fair Proof-of-Work |
| Foundation Reserve Fund | 10% | Long-term sustainability and strategic reserves |
| Exchanges | 10% | Liquidity provisioning and listings |
| Marketing Fund | 10% | Outreach, education, and global campaigns |
| Team Fund | 5% | Core contributors and developers (vested) |
| Ambassador Program Fund | 2% | Community evangelism and regional growth |
| Compensation Fund | 2% | Operational and contributor compensation |
| Backers Fund | 6% | Early supporters and strategic partners |
| Community Fund | 2% | Grants, events, and community initiatives |
| Ecosystem Growth Fund | 15% | Protocol development and dApp support |
| Airdrop Fund | 2% | Community and testnet participant rewards |
| Contributors Fund | 2% | Open-source and technical contributors |
| Node Operators Pool Fund | 2% | Incentives for running full nodes |
| Staking Pool | 1% → 4% | Grows to 4% at block height 2,000,000 |
| Burn Pool | 1% → 2% | Grows to 2% at block height 2,000,000 |
Soteria Network uses a gradual block subsidy reduction model to ensure long-term sustainability, miner fairness, and predictable supply dynamics.
Unlike traditional halving models that reduce block rewards by 50% every few years, Soteria Network uses a gradual reduction schedule designed with miner sustainability in mind. This approach avoids sudden shocks, aligns with ecosystem growth phases, and reflects what miners actually need to continue supporting the network long-term.
The initial block subsidy is set at 0.140 SOTER per block, with reductions every 3 million blocks. Given the fixed block time of 12 seconds, this equates to approximately one reduction every 416 days.
The subsidy decreases by 0.005 SOTER per block at each interval, reaching a final subsidy of 0.005 SOTER per block after block height 81,000,000.
After block height 81,000,000, the block subsidy will remain fixed at 0.005 SOTER per block forever. This final emission rate ensures long-term sustainability, predictable supply, and continued miner participation without abrupt halving events, and this has negligible annual inflation rate on the ecosystem.
| Block Height Range | Block Reward |
|---|---|
| 1 – 2,999,999 | 0.140 |
| 3,000,000 – 5,999,999 | 0.135 |
| 6,000,000 – 8,999,999 | 0.130 |
| 9,000,000 – 11,999,999 | 0.125 |
| 12,000,000 – 14,999,999 | 0.120 |
| 15,000,000 – 17,999,999 | 0.115 |
| 18,000,000 – 20,999,999 | 0.110 |
| 21,000,000 – 23,999,999 | 0.105 |
| 24,000,000 – 26,999,999 | 0.100 |
| 27,000,000 – 29,999,999 | 0.095 |
| 30,000,000 – 32,999,999 | 0.090 |
| 33,000,000 – 35,999,999 | 0.085 |
| 36,000,000 – 38,999,999 | 0.080 |
| 39,000,000 – 41,999,999 | 0.075 |
| 42,000,000 – 44,999,999 | 0.070 |
| 45,000,000 – 47,999,999 | 0.065 |
| 48,000,000 – 50,999,999 | 0.060 |
| 51,000,000 – 53,999,999 | 0.055 |
| 54,000,000 – 56,999,999 | 0.050 |
| 57,000,000 – 59,999,999 | 0.045 |
| 60,000,000 – 62,999,999 | 0.040 |
| 63,000,000 – 65,999,999 | 0.035 |
| 66,000,000 – 68,999,999 | 0.030 |
| 69,000,000 – 71,999,999 | 0.025 |
| 72,000,000 – 74,999,999 | 0.020 |
| 75,000,000 – 77,999,999 | 0.015 |
| 78,000,000 – 80,999,999 | 0.010 |
| 81,000,000 and beyond | 0.005 |
This model ensures a smooth transition from high-incentive mining to a more utility-driven ecosystem, balancing miner rewards with long-term supply control.
The total supply until the block reward reaches 0.005 SOTER per block will be approximately 6,000,000 coins, with this final subsidy occurring at block height 81,000,000. After that point, the annual coin emission will be approximately 13,000 SOTER.
Soteria supports both UTXO and Account-based models, enabling hybrid applications and cross-chain interoperability. This dual-layer design allows developers to build flexible dApps and financial tools without compromise.
Soteria will launch on:
Ethereum, Linea, Sonic, Optimism, zkSync, Avalanche, Mantle, Unichain, Arbitrum, Base, BSC, Polygon, Cronos Chain, Bera Chain, Blast Network, Gnosis Chain, World Chain, Hemi Blockchain, and Zora Blockchain.
All Soter-branded tokens will use a unified contract address system — the same contract address deployed across all chains for consistency and traceability.
Soteria’s multichain token system will launch across 19+ blockchains. The token distribution is designed to support long-term growth, liquidity, and community incentives.
| Fund | Allocation | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Launch Fund | 15% | CEX listings, DEX liquidity (locked 5 years) |
| Ecosystem Soter Coin Fund | 14% | Airdrops for testnet miners, long-term holders |
| Ecosystem Soter Token Fund | 15% | Partnerships, incentives, development |
| Farm Fund | 15% | Yield farming, staking, liquidity mining |
| Team Fund | 6% | Core contributors (vested, locked) |
| Public Sale | 30% | TGE for early investors and community |
| Security Reserve | 2% | Bug bounties, audits, emergency recovery |
| Marketing Fund | 3% | Campaigns, education, outreach |
Soteria Network is more than a cryptocurrency — it’s a launchpad for custom blockchains. Our platform empowers businesses to create their own blockchain and native coin with full flexibility and control, far beyond the limitations of ERC-20 tokens.
Through our intuitive web interface, users will be able to configure and deploy their own blockchain with no coding required. This service is designed for non-technical users, startups, and enterprises seeking tailored blockchain infrastructure.
Unlike traditional token platforms, Soteria will allow modification of core parameters and technical support even after launch — offering adaptability similar to Ethereum, but with greater control and simplicity.
This service is expected to launch within 8–10 months, and will be integrated directly into the Soteria website.
Soteria Network will introduce a no-code token creation platform that empowers individuals, startups, and enterprises to launch their own tokens without any programming knowledge. This service is designed for simplicity, flexibility, and multichain interoperability.
Through our intuitive web interface, users will be able to configure and deploy tokens with full control over naming, supply parameters, metadata, and functionality.
Tokens can be launched on the following blockchains:
SUI, Aptos, BNB Chain, Solana, TON, Ethereum, Linea, Sonic, Moonbeam, Optimism, Near Protocol, zkSync, Klaytn, Avalanche, Mantle, Celo, Unichain, Scroll, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, Cronos Chain, Bera Chain, Starknet, Blast Network, Gnosis Chain, World Chain, Astar, Hemi Blockchain, and Zora Blockchain.
Soteria Spark is a task-based reward system designed to incentivize meaningful community contributions. Inspired by successful engagement models in messaging platforms, this program encourages growth, awareness, and adoption through verifiable actions — without compromising the integrity of the PoW model.
A total of 4% of each block reward is allocated to Soteria Spark:
In addition, 2–3% of platform profits may be distributed periodically as community gifts, mystery boxes, or external assets (e.g., BTC, USDT) to active contributors.
Most PoW chains struggle to engage non-miners. This system will bring in creators, influencers, and supporters — without compromising the mining model.
Points are converted to SOTER every 90 days, based on a transparent snapshot and payout logic. All distributions are published and verifiable via the blockchain explorer. In the future, we plan to reduce this period to every 30 days.
All updates will be documented and governed transparently.
Soteria Network introduces a new generation of Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus that prioritizes energy efficiency, miner accessibility, and transparent economics. This section compares Soteria’s architecture with traditional PoW chains (e.g., Ravencoin) and ERC-20 token models on Ethereum. Many people don’t understand how PoW can be energy-efficient and how ERC-20 models hide energy costs.
| Metric | KawPow | SoterG | SoteriumG |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average GPU Power | 120–140W | 60–65W | 30–35W |
| Power Reduction | — | 56% | 75% |
| ASIC Resistance | Strong | Strong | Moderate |
| CPU Load | Medium | Minimal | Near-zero |
Soteria achieves a 56% reduction in power draw compared to Ravencoin while maintaining full GPU compatibility and ASIC resistance. Soterium aims to cut this even further, targeting ultra-low-power mining for broader accessibility.
Note: Soterium is a planned future chain under the Soteria ecosystem, targeting ultra-low-power mining and experimental consensus features. All Soterium specifications are subject to change and will be documented separately.
| Metric | Ethereum (ERC-20) | Soteria |
|---|---|---|
| Average Transaction Fee | $0.50–$20+ | Low-fee |
| Congestion Sensitivity | High | Low |
| Miner Incentive Model | Gas-based | Block subsidy + fees |
| Token Creation Cost | High (gas + audit) | Low (platform-native) |
Soteria offers low-fee, high-throughput transactions without sacrificing decentralization. Its native token creation and staking platforms eliminate the need for complex smart contracts, reducing both cost and risk.
Soteria Network redefines what PoW can be: efficient, fair, transparent, and inclusive. By combining low energy consumption with robust miner incentives and community-driven rewards, it offers a compelling alternative to both legacy PoW chains and gas-heavy token platforms.
Soteria Network aims to enrich the lives of crypto enthusiasts by offering a currency that powers the entire ecosystem. Beyond mining, stakers and holders will be empowered through funding mechanisms and long-term incentives.
To support long-term holding and ecosystem growth, Soteria Network will introduce a staking program launching eight–ten months after listing.
Stakers will be able to lock their coins for fixed durations and earn rewards based on the length of their commitment. The staking tiers are as follows:
Rewards will be distributed in SOTER coins and calculated based on the staked amount and duration. The staking interface will be available via the Soteria website, with support for both desktop and mobile wallets.
Staking is non-custodial — users retain full control of their wallets and private keys. Early withdrawal before the selected term will result in forfeiture of rewards.
This program is designed to incentivize long-term participation, reduce market volatility, and strengthen community engagement.
Soteria Network is a community-driven project, and we welcome voluntary donations from supporters who wish to help accelerate development, infrastructure, and outreach.
Donations are entirely optional and may be made using BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, SOL, or SOTER. All contributions will be used to support technical improvements, cover node hosting costs, server costs, launch new nodes, fund exchange listings, and expand Soteria Network across multiple blockchains.
To recognize and reward those who support the growth of Soteria Network, 6% of each block reward is allocated to a dedicated pool for backers and donors, and an additional 10% is allocated to a pool specifically for exchange listings as in the tokenomics. So in total they will get 16% of each block reward each month.
Donors will receive monthly distributions from these pools, calculated based on their contribution level and duration of support. Payments will be made in SOTER, with transparent tracking and wallet-based eligibility.
In addition to monthly distributions, donors will gain exclusive access to future airdrops of coins and tokens launched within the Soteria ecosystem. They will also receive a share of platform profits, distributed annually, as part of our broader community dividend model.
This program is designed to reward genuine supporters, foster long-term engagement, and ensure that those who help build Soteria share in its success.
Donation addresses and contribution instructions are available on the official website at https://soteria-network.site
Soteria Network is committed to making a positive impact beyond the blockchain ecosystem. As part of our profit-sharing model, we will allocate at least 2% of platform profits annually to charitable initiatives focused on supporting people in need — especially children from underprivileged families.
This fund will prioritize causes where even small contributions can make a real difference, such as access to food, education, shelter, and digital tools for learning. We recognize that children cannot legally work in most countries and often face systemic barriers to opportunity. By dedicating a portion of our profits to these efforts, we aim to help bridge that gap and empower the next generation.
Donations will be made once per year, allowing the team to focus on core development while still contributing meaningfully to global causes. All charitable contributions will be transparently tracked and published in an annual impact report. The community may also participate in nominating or voting on supported causes through future governance modules.
This initiative reflects our belief that blockchain technology can empower not only individuals and businesses, but also communities in need — especially those who are too young to advocate for themselves.
As part of our deflationary strategy, 20% of platform profits will be used to buy and burn Soter coins. This mechanism is inspired by Ethereum’s EIP-1559 model and is designed to reduce inflation, stabilize value, and reward long-term holders.
Transaction fees are determined by the size of each transaction, which consists of multiple inputs and outputs. Since each block has a maximum capacity of 2MB, larger transactions consume more space and therefore require higher fees.
Transaction fees also influence processing speed. In periods of high network activity or transaction backlog, users can offer higher fees to incentivize miners to prioritize their transactions for inclusion in the next block. Conversely, when network activity is low, fees tend to decrease.
This dynamic causes fees to fluctuate based on overall network demand. A minimum fee of 0.001 SOTER per kilobyte (kB) is required, and the wallet automatically calculates the appropriate fee based on transaction size and current network conditions.
All transaction fees are awarded to miners, providing direct economic incentives to secure and validate the network. The fee structure is designed to prevent spam while remaining accessible for legitimate use cases.
Block rewards consist of both newly mined coins and transaction fees, offering sustainable incentives for miners.
Mining profitability is sustained through a combination of block rewards and transaction fees. As block rewards gradually decrease over time, transaction fees become increasingly vital for miner compensation, incentivizing greater network usage and adoption. This economic model creates a positive feedback loop: increased usage generates higher fees and mining profitability, which enhances network security and attracts more users and investors to the ecosystem.
Efficient memory utilization is achieved through optimized data structures, thread-safe locking mechanisms, and memory pool management. These enhancements enable high-throughput transaction processing and reduce latency under load.
The protocol increases the orphan block cache capacity from 100 to 4,000 entries, significantly reducing orphan rates during high-throughput conditions. This enhancement improves block propagation reliability and network convergence without introducing risk of denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, thanks to strict validation and rate-limiting safeguards.
The system employs an asynchronous architecture with dedicated worker threads for CPU-intensive tasks. Parallel execution is used for blockchain validation, transaction verification, and mining operations, significantly improving scalability and responsiveness.
A streamlined storage subsystem incorporates periodic cleanup, data compression, and indexed access paths. These optimizations accelerate blockchain queries and reduce disk space requirements, supporting long-term node sustainability.
Adaptive message batching, efficient serialization, and bandwidth-aware propagation algorithms improve peer-to-peer communication speed. These enhancements reduce block relay time and improve overall network responsiveness.
Increased from 2,000 to 10,000, allowing up to ~1 MiB of header data per response. This accelerates header synchronization and reduces round-trips during initial sync.
Raised from 128 MiB to 256 MiB, optimizing disk usage for 3 MB blocks and reducing file rotation overhead.
Increased from 16 MiB to 32 MiB, aligning chunk boundaries to contain multiple blocks and improving filesystem efficiency.
Expanded from 1,024 to 4,096, providing ~17 hours of coverage and faster initial sync on high-performance nodes.
Increased from 2 to 4 seconds to reduce false positives and accommodate slower peers.
Raised from 16 to 256, improving parallelism in block fetching and reducing sync bottlenecks.
Increased from 1 MiB to 4 MiB, supporting larger undo data for high-volume transaction blocks and reducing fragmentation.
Increased from 8 to 120, enabling nodes to relay longer sequences of block headers in a single message. This reduces reliance on inv messages and accelerates block propagation.
Increased from 10 to 20, improving robustness during header synchronization by allowing more out-of-order headers before disconnecting a peer.
Signature Cache Size: Increased from 32 MiB to 64 MiB entries to improve validation performance by reducing redundant ECDSA signature checks. This optimization enhances throughput and lowers CPU usage during block processing.
This section focuses on external connectivity and discovery. How nodes enter and connect to the network (external connections).
The network is bootstrapped using a set of reliable seed nodes that serve as initial contact points for new nodes joining the blockchain. These nodes facilitate peer discovery, ensure consistent network entry, and help maintain connectivity during early node synchronization.
Peer discovery is automated through multiple mechanisms, including seed nodes, peer exchange protocols, and DNS-based resolution. This multi-layered approach ensures robust connectivity, rapid propagation of blocks and transactions, and resilience against node churn or temporary outages.
Advanced partition detection algorithms continuously monitor the health of network connectivity and consensus participation. In the event of a network split, automatic recovery mechanisms are triggered to reestablish consensus and restore full node synchronization. These safeguards help prevent forks and maintain ledger integrity.
The system simplifies node deployment on residential and small-scale networks through Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) port mapping. It automatically detects UPnP-enabled routers, configures NAT traversal, and opens the necessary ports for peer-to-peer communication—eliminating manual router setup and port forwarding. This streamlined process enhances connectivity, enables nodes behind NAT to accept incoming connections, and ensures full participation in block propagation and consensus, making node operation more accessible to non-technical users.
A dynamic peer reputation system evaluates node behavior based on metrics such as message validity, response latency, uptime, and participation in consensus. Malicious or non-compliant nodes are flagged and isolated to preserve network integrity. Reputation scores may also influence peer prioritization during block relay and transaction propagation.
Optimize data transmission based on node capacity and network congestion.
Improve latency and decentralization by encouraging geographically diverse node placement.
The blockchain enforces a reorg limit of 100 blocks, preventing deep chain reorganizations and reducing the risk of double-spend attacks or consensus manipulation by malicious actors.
The protocol includes rate-limiting and connection throttling mechanisms to defend against denial-of-service attacks, ensuring stable peer-to-peer communication and uninterrupted block propagation.
Nodes exhibiting suspicious behavior—such as invalid message propagation or poor response times—are deprioritized or disconnected, helping to isolate potentially malicious entities.
The peer discovery system encourages diverse and geographically distributed connections, reducing the likelihood of a single entity dominating the network topology.
Strict version checking ensures that nodes on incompatible forks cannot synchronize, thereby preventing accidental chain splits.
Protocol upgrades are triggered at predefined block heights, enabling coordinated, deterministic network-wide transitions. This approach ensures all nodes can prepare for changes in advance, minimizing disruption and fragmentation.
The network continuously tracks fork adoption rates across active nodes. Activation only proceeds when a sufficient threshold of participation is met, ensuring consensus alignment and reducing the risk of accidental chain splits.
Once a fork is activated, rollback is not permitted. This guarantees forward progress, protects against downgrade attacks, and reinforces the integrity of the upgrade process.
This section focuses on internal node systems and connection management. How nodes operate internally once connected (internal mechanics).
SoterG is built with a focus on minimizing environmental impact:
Soteria Network is architected for high throughput and operational efficiency. Its scalability stems from a multifaceted strategy designed to handle large transaction volumes without compromising performance.
To ensure smooth transaction processing and reliable block propagation, the protocol increases the capacity for handling temporarily disconnected transactions — known as “orphans.” By expanding the orphan transaction pool from 100 to 4,000 entries and extending their retention time to 8 minutes, the network becomes more resilient during short reorganizations and high-throughput bursts.
Additionally, the block reconstruction cache has been enlarged to support faster and more efficient compact block relay, reducing latency and bandwidth usage. These enhancements are part of a broader effort to optimize performance while scaling to support larger blocks and smart contract activity.
Increased from 20,000 to 60,000, allowing more orphaned transactions to be retained for longer periods. This reduces transaction loss during reorgs and improves mempool resilience.
Raised from 5 to 64, enabling compact block relay for deeper history and improving propagation efficiency.
Increased from 10 to 64, allowing deeper transaction retrieval for compact blocks.
Design choices that allow the system to handle 3 MB blocks every 12 seconds without choking on orphan churn or compact block misses.
Our team is actively enhancing scalability to ensure Soteria Network can meet future demand. These efforts position Soteria Network as a leader in responsive and robust blockchain infrastructure.
All smart contracts will be implemented using the Lua Virtual Machine (LVM), chosen for its lightweight architecture, flexibility, and ease of integration with blockchain environment.
Development of advanced smart contract types, including:
To enable seamless interoperability across blockchain ecosystems, future development will include:
To promote broader accessibility and user adoption, the roadmap includes:
These are ideas we're actively exploring. While not guaranteed, they reflect our ambition to push boundaries and expand the ecosystem.
These ideas are not commitments, but they represent the kind of innovation we aim to pursue as the project matures.
To achieve widespread adoption, Soteria Network must lower entry barriers and offer compelling benefits to miners, developers, and traders. By refining and expanding its ecosystem, and forming strategic partnerships, it will strengthen its market presence and establish itself as a leading cryptocurrency.
At present, this whitepaper is a draft of the final version. Numerous planned changes and additional technical details will be integrated in the near future. This draft serves as a starting point and may undergo multiple revisions before it is considered complete.
This whitepaper is not investment, financial, or trading advice, nor is it a recommendation by Soteria Network. It should not be relied upon for purchasing decisions. It is not a prospectus, financial service offering document, or an offer to sell or buy any security, investment products, or financial instruments in any jurisdiction. $Soter coins are not structured or sold as securities. No representations or warranties have been made regarding the accuracy or completeness of the information in this whitepaper. This whitepaper does not constitute advice, a sale, or a solicitation of an offer by Soteria Network to purchase our coin, nor is it part of any effort used for investment decision.
Purchasing $Soter may involve substantial risk and could lead to a loss of a significant or even the entire amount of money invested. Before purchasing any cryptocurrency, you should carefully assess and consider the risks, including those listed in any associated documentation. Cryptocurrencies should not be purchased for speculative or investment purposes.
For the latest development milestones and release schedule, please refer to the official roadmap at https://soteria-network.site/roadmap.html
Disclaimer: Always do your own research. Nothing here is a financial advice.
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