Quote from: Qwertycoin_QWC on July 19, 2018, 08:09:29 PM

Qwertycoin [QWC] - Cryptocurrency

Qwertycoin QWC is a real community cryptocurrency, a kind of decentralized digital money, like Bitcoin. It is based on CryptoNote anonymous technology.
Nobody owns or controls Qwertycoin, it uses peer-to-peer technology and fair ASIC-resistant PoW mining process to operate with no central authority.

Qwertycoin provides instant worldwide privacy protected transactions and untraceable encrypted payment transfers with almost zero processing fees in decentralized peer-to-peer users network. Mathematics secures the QWC network and empowers individuals to control their own finances and information.

Your private key is your bank account, with no censorship and surveillance.

Coin Specifications:

Mining algorithm: PoW, Cryptonight-Heavy
Difficulty algorithm: LWMA
Fork: Karbo, Monero, Bytecoin, Digitalnote
Supply: Absolute maximum of, 184.47 billion QWC
Block time: 120 Seconds
Currency units: 8 | Maturity depth: 60 blocks
Mining: CPU and GPU mining supported
Block reward: QWC's Block reward decreases each block. Infos here
Difficulty: Retargets at every block
P2P|PPC-bind-port: 8196 | 8197
Open "Masternodes" run your own Network Daemon and use it in our Desktop Wallets with this Function your PC Wallet can be used as a light wallet, so you don't have to download the complete Blockchain and got a small reward while using your own Remote Daemon.

Road map:
https://qwertycoin.org/about/roadmap/

Block Explorer:

Tracker:

Trading:

QWC:BTC

QWC:LTC

QWC:LTC | Altex.exchange

QWC:XMR

QWC:XMR | Altex.exchange

QWC:DOGE

Pools:

Desktop- and Lite Wallets:
https://cdn.qwertycoin.org/images/wallet/wallet_small.jpg
Once you open Qwertycoin Wallet, it will automatically create your first Qwertycoin address and start synchronizing with the network.
It is highly recommended that you encrypt your new wallet with a password. Leaving the wallet unprotected makes it vulnerable in case your system is compromised.
To encrypt your wallet, choose Settings menu and then Encrypt wallet.

You can download a large Blockchaincopy to save time during synchronzing here: https://blockchain.qwertycoin.org/
Qwertycoin Wallet introduces several new files stored in the standard Qwertycoin folder:

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Windows:
C:\Users\%user_name%\AppData\Roaming\qwertycoin\

OSX/Linux:
~/.qwertycoin/

Get Wallet:

Windows:

MacOS:

https://qwertycoin.org/get/gui/latest/macos

Linux:

https://qwertycoin.org/get/gui/latest/linux

Light Wallet

It is possible to use wallet without blockchain, in remote mode it will be connected to the remote node. This allows to get fully functional wallet in minutes.
Just select remote node in settings and restart wallet if you're using GUI, or run simplewallet with --daemon-address or --daemon-host & --daemon-port flags. It is quite safe, the node can't steal your coins.

node-00.qwertycoin.org:8197
node-01.qwertycoin.org:8197
as.qwertyno.de:8197 //Asia
af.qwertyno.de:8197 //Africa
an.qwertyno.de:8197 //Antarctica
au.qwertyno.de:8197 //Australia
eu.qwertyno.de:8197 //Europe
sa.qwertyno.de:8197 //South America
na.qwertyno.de:8197 //North America

If you choose one of the above nodes you will be connected to random 'masternode' running by community members.

Solo mining

How to solo mine with the CLI release
1. Download CLI release from
2. Extract the release to any folder or directory
3. Run the daemon, qwertycoind. Then start simplewallet and open or create a wallet. You can open it later in GUI.
4. In simplewallet, type "start_mining x", x being the number of CPU cores you wish to mine with.
5. Check your hash rate by typing "show_hr" in qwertyoind. Hide it by typing "hide_hr".

Alternatively you can run the daemon, qwertycoind with these flags: --start-mining YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS --mining-threads 3 - much more easy
Or you can download the GUI and start Mining. Solo, or in a Pool.

Masternodes

Cryptonote coin's wallets can operate through remote daemon without downloading blockchain. It allows to start working quickly when needed. It is quite safe as remote daemon can't steal your coins, running own node is more secure of course. But these remote nodes are not rewarded anyhow in any CN coin. Qwertycoins remote nodes are rewarded for their service.

Read the full Guide "Howto run an own Qwertycoin Masternode" here: https://qwertycoin.org/how-to-run-a-qwerty-masternode/

Donate to the Qwertycoin Project:

Code:

BTC: 1DkocMNiqFkbjhCmG4sg9zYQbi4YuguFWw
ETH: 0xA660Fb28C06542258bd740973c17F2632dff2517
BCH (Bitcoin Cash): qz975ndvcechzywtz59xpkt2hhdzkzt3vvt8762yk9
XMR: 47gmN4GMQ17Veur5YEpru7eCQc5A65DaWUThZa9z9bP6jNMYXPKAyjDcAW4RzNYbRChEwnKu1H3qt9FPW9CnpwZgNscKawX
ETN: etnkJXJFqiH9FCt6Gq2HWHPeY92YFsmvKX7qaysvnV11M796Xmovo2nSu6EUCMnniqRqAhKX9AQp31GbG3M2DiVM3qRDSQ5Vwq

Donations will go towards infrastructure maintenance. development, Bounties and for Paying the Listing Fee on Exchanges.

No endorsement of third party services is implied. Use at your own risk. In the event of forks or other network issues be sure any service you use is properly updated and supporting the correct chain.