Lyncoin

Lyncoin is a payment chain built on auxiliary proof of work, structurally borrowing from Namecoin, and now merge-mined with Kylacoin: a miner completes Flex algorithm work on the parent chain and commits the verifiable proof into a Lyncoin block, so one unit of hash rate maintains two independent ledgers and the smaller chain inherits security from the larger. Blocks arrive roughly every 10 minutes, supply is capped at 9.1 billion, and the subsidy drops 1% every 30 days instead of halving in steps.

Block rewards split 10% to a developer fee and 90% to miners, funding development, liquidity, servers and explorer services; a BEP-20 representation exists on BNB Chain for use in EVM markets, and wallets such as Gleec manage holdings across both network contexts. Source code and the core wallet are public, so anyone can compile a fully validating node. Merge mining anchors the child chain's work in a commitment field of the parent header, and difficulty retargets over a fixed lookback window so sudden hash swings do not disorder block production; light wallets verify the proof chain by SPV and confirm receipts without the full block history.