Lyrium, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency project, launched its wallet application Nov. 20 and opened its Genesis Block Allocation presale Nov. 18.

The project announced today. The wallet release came more than a month ahead of its original first-quarter 2026 target.

The project allocates 96 percent of its total token supply to miners and only 4 percent through its presale, positioning itself against venture capital-backed cryptocurrencies that typically reserve larger portions for early investors.

Early presale participants have already received airdrops, according to Tom, the project coordinator, who said Lyrium is pursuing security audits from Certik and Solidproof.
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Lyrium is a new DeFi project, which is touted as the Top Hidden Gem in 2025.

It has become an attractive opportunity for early investors due to CPU/GPU mining, easy trading, privacy, and secure ecosystem.

‍Lyrium ($LYR) Details
‍Launchpad: On Website
Price: $0.0012
Total supply: 500,000,000,00
Blockchain: Layer 1
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Lyrium is becoming popular among some investors due to its easy mining, privacy features, and user-friendly model, but before joining it, a decision should be made as a high-risk project.

Lyrium uses the CryptoNote protocol, the same technology underlying Monero, and implements ring signatures and stealth addresses to make transactions private by default.

The blockchain uses ASIC-resistant mining algorithms designed to allow GPU miners to participate in network security rather than requiring specialized industrial equipment.


“Privacy isn’t a feature; it’s a fundamental right,” Tom - Project Coordinator said. “Lyrium users don’t have to choose between privacy and functionality.”
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Lyrium ($LYR) Lyrium’s a privacy-first coin you can mine with just a CPU or GPU.

Transactions are totally private with ring signatures and stealth addresses, so no one’s peeking. Its PoW setup keeps ASICs from hogging everything, so it’s actually fair.

The presale’s going for $0.0012 if you feel like grabbing some early. There is no central authority; anyone can run a node, verify blocks, or mine. It’s all open source, so you can actually see what’s happening. You don’t need crazy expensive rigs either, which is nice if you’re not trying to drop a fortune on hardware.

The whole point is privacy and fairness. No middlemen, no shady control. The network stays decentralized and secure, and the adaptive PoW helps keep it resilient. Essentially, it’s designed for individuals who value privacy as a right, not a luxury.