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Re: [ANN][DT] DarkToken - NIST5 - PoW/PoS
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darktoken
on 17/09/2014, 13:18:54 UTC
copy from SSD?
only change algo

Surely not. It's a fairly direct copy of Icebergcoin, including the clumsy cut'n'paste ...

https://github.com/darktoken/darktoken/blob/master/src/test/key_tests.cpp#L41


    for (int nCompressed=0; nCompressed<2; nCompressed++)
    {
        bool fCompressed = nCompressed == 1;
        printf("  * %s:\n", fCompressed ? "compressed" : "uncompressed");
        CIcebergcoinSecret bsecret;
        bsecret.SetSecret(secret, fCompressed);
        printf("    * secret (base58): %s\n", bsecret.ToString().c_str());
        CKey key;
        key.SetSecret(secret, fCompressed);
        vector vchPubKey = key.GetPubKey();
        printf("    * pubkey (hex): %s\n", HexStr(vchPubKey).c_str());
        printf("    * address (base58): %s\n", CIcebergcoinAddress(vchPubKey).ToString().c_str());
    }
}


Cheers

Graham


lol

fair warning to everyone. this coin is a scam.

Hey, thanks for pointing this out. We have fixed it and commited the fix to our github (https://github.com/darktoken/darktoken). While it's true that we based our coin code in another coin's code (like every new coin does) we don't want to stop there. The objective is to build a whole ecosystem so the coin can gain value and the ICO will be a big help on making this a reality, as stated in the OP "(...) sum that will be put forward to developments and to fund services."
We have already started the development, all the new wallet design and in wallet exchange was code made by us, and there's more to come.

And btw, we choose Icebergcoin's code to be our base code because, after some weeks of testing it proved itself to be by far, the stablest code we encountered.

Cheers