Fund reading as blocks are mined
Ten percent of the block subsidy goes to a literacy treasury focused on children’s books and reading access.
Slithy Tove, Slithy for short
Slithy Tove is a transparent cryptocurrency with a simple goal: make a network ordinary people can use, while setting aside part of new block rewards for children’s books, reading materials, and literacy work.
Literacy treasury
Slithy sets aside ten percent of each block subsidy for a literacy treasury. This panel is designed to read public treasury data so anyone can check what came in, what went out, and what reading work it supported.
The production version needs the same plain accounting: what came in, what is available, what went out, and what reading work was supported.
The idea
The point is not just to make another token. Slithy is being designed so normal users can help run the network while the protocol steadily directs a share of new coins toward children’s books, reading programs, and literacy work.
Ten percent of the block subsidy goes to a literacy treasury focused on children’s books and reading access.
The current fork is a transparent Bitcoin-style chain using yespower so normal machines remain part of the mining plan.
The treasury needs public reporting people can understand: what came in, what went out, and what reading work it supported.
Main mission
Slithy Tove is being built around a simple public mission: use a share of mining rewards to help more children get books, reading materials, and literacy support. The technical work matters because the mission only works if the network can be trusted, the treasury can be checked, and ordinary people can participate without needing a mining warehouse.
Current status
Slithy is built to be simple to inspect and simple to use: public blocks, visible treasury reporting, a Windows wallet and miner, and clear node software for people who want to help the network directly.
The current direction is a transparent UTXO chain with exchange-familiar transactions and yespower proof of work.
The network uses a 2-minute block target and a 10 SLTHY first-era block subsidy.
Transaction fees go to miners. Ten percent of new subsidy goes to the literacy treasury.
node1.slithy.io supports wallet connections, mining, treasury reporting, and node discovery.
More to read
Make the network useful,
then make the impact visible.
That is the standard: clear software, public reporting, and a treasury people can check without asking for permission.
Where things stand