You can just use NÝR — or carry the network with a node of your own. Both are voluntary, both stay anonymous.
You do not need your own node to send and receive. The graphical app is NÝR-Wallet. It is a light client: it never reads the chain file; it fetches blocks from nodes you know.
13 Latin words, a passphrase, addresses nyr1…. Receive with the gold QR, send by scan or by hand. It syncs in the background while open; after two minutes idle it locks.
If you run a node, put its IP:port in the wallet. Otherwise the public nodes are enough.
A node keeps the chain, gossips blocks, confirms transfers, and mints new NÝR as work time. That needs Linux x86_64, the nyr binary, and an open port 19191 if others should find you.
nyr-0.1.0.zip.chmod +x nyr sudo install -m 755 nyr /usr/local/bin/nyr sudo mkdir -p /var/lib/nyr nyr --help
The chain lives at /var/lib/nyr/nyr.chain. Genesis is created on first start.
nyr node
Keys: R Reward, P Peers, S Seal, Q Quit. Without a terminal (service): nyr node --plain.
Reference nodes: 195.90.214.85:19191 (seed) and 195.90.201.189:19191. Firewall: TCP 19191. Home NAT does not belong on the public list; anyone may still run a node.
The terminal wallet nyr wallet is English and meant for operating next to a node. Day to day and on a phone: NÝR-Wallet. TUI keys are under How to.