./ (Linux/Mac).
In Windows PowerShell, use .\, for example:
.\rupixwallet.exe. (Thanks to JC for the tip! 🙌)
If you don't have a wallet yet, create one (only once):
./rupixwallet --testnet create
Start the daemon (leave it running in its own window):
./rupixwallet --testnet start-daemon
./rupixwallet --testnet balance
You need at least ~10.5 RUPIX to forge a Diamond.
./rupixwallet --testnet new-address
Copy the address that starts with rupixtest:...
Before forging: each level opens at its halving. On testnet: Diamond at DAA 100,000, Platinum at 200,000, Rhodium at 300,000 and Kings at 400,000. Before that, the network rejects the forge. Check the DAA with ./rupixctl --testnet GetBlockDagInfo (virtualDaaScore field).
./rupixwallet --testnet forge --level=1 --gem-address=YOUR_ADDRESS --password=YOUR_PASSWORD
--level=1 → Diamond (first gem level)--gem-address= → where the gem is born (step 3)--password= → your wallet passwordThis burns 10 Gold forever and creates 1 Diamond. The burn is recorded on the blockchain, visible to everyone, irreversible.
--level=1 Diamond (burns 10 Gold) ·
--level=2 Platinum (10 Diamonds) ·
--level=3 Rhodium (10 Platinums) ·
--level=4 Kings (10 Rhodiums)
./rupixwallet --testnet gems
There's your Diamond! You're one of the first to forge a gem on Rupix. 💎
You created a cryptographic proof that you burned real Gold. Your Diamond proves you burned 10 Gold, forever. It's not an image or a made-up number: it's verifiable scarcity, recorded on-chain. Only 2,100,000 Diamonds will ever exist. And only 2,100 Kings, in all of Rupix's history.