Donut Coin

Princess Donut, the Queen Anne Chonk. No value, all fun.

Download

One file. Run it and it makes you a wallet (back up ~/.donutcoin/wallet.json; it is your coins) and starts mining to it against donutcoin.meme. Version v0.1.2 2026-09-17, built by GitHub from the source at v0.1.2. Each file's SHA-256 is shown so you can check what you downloaded (shasum -a 256 file on a Mac, certutil -hashfile file SHA256 on Windows).

Mac, Apple silicon (M1 and later)

Right-click the file, choose Open, then Open again. Once. 20 MB.

SHA-256 2c64cc0ba970bf4b5030669c6f91eb3dc10db31aba501c3c9fe5777e8277172d

Mac, Intel

Being built; back within the hour.

Windows

Windows will say it is unrecognised: More info, then Run anyway. Once. 21 MB.

SHA-256 2c575c9c2697c46988c260e7304aae047e17a75d53b734f648f128756139df27

Linux (x86_64)

chmod +x the file, then run it. 37 MB.

SHA-256 e69dc7fb0d12f604982d0b988a625ef7a6bf464237542feac81ea505af9c1bc8

These files are not signed by Apple or Microsoft, so the first open needs the extra click described beside each one. Signing costs a yearly fee; it may come later.

Or, if you have Python

Mac or Linux:

curl -fsSL https://donutcoin.meme/install.sh | bash

Windows, in PowerShell:

irm https://donutcoin.meme/install.ps1 | iex

What you get

The same program either way: donutcoin start mines, donutcoin wallet holds and sends, donutcoin node runs a full node with its own explorer at http://localhost:8555. The source is MIT-licensed and short enough to read in an evening.