Introduction to Qwertycoin

Special thanks to one of our developers, blockinator. His previous contribution to Qwertycoin documentation made this transition seamless.

Qwertycoin is a fast, easy, and private cryptocurrency that allows you to send money to friends and businesses.

One of Qwertycoin's main goals is to make things as simple and as accessible as possible for everyday people, creating a cryptocurrency that is inviting, fun, and friendly.

Qwertycoin's code is forked from the Karbowanec and Bytecoin code, and it has majorly the same privacy features you'll find in Monero and Aeon. Every transaction is private.

Some of the main features of Qwertycoin include:

On-chain privacy
On-chain voting
On-chain trading
Genesis Reference Block
Only eight decimal places
Fast transactions
User-centric developers
Encrypted Blockchain Messenger
Easy to mine and fair rewards
Easy to use
Amazing community

Basic Coin Specifications

Coin Name: Qwertycoin
Ticker: QWC
Type: 0% Premined Decentralized Community
Cryptography: CryptoNote V2.0
Proof Type: EPow (Egalitarian Proof of Work)
Mining Algorithm: Cryptonight
Difficulty Algorithm: CIMA + CLIF, Adjusted every block
Blocktime: 120 seconds
Tx Hash: Instant
Required Confirmations: 10 confirmations
Total Number of Coins: 184,467,440,737 QWC
Coin Decimals: 1/10000000 (0.00000001)
QWC Block Reward: Decrease by each block
Dev. Language: C++

Contributing to Qwertycoin Development

To help contribute and improve the Qwertycoin project, you can:

Submit pull requests, or create issues over at our Github Repo
Help make various tools (wallets, daemons etc.)
Help improve this wiki by submitting a pull request/making an issue over at it's Github Repo.

Check the Github Repo for more information.

The #bounties channel in the Discord has a (pinned) list of bounties offered to users who can help improve functionality in existing tools/make a tool that can be used.