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Qwertycoin Forking Guide
blockinator edited this page Jun 18, 2019
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Below you will find guides on how to fork Qwertycoin, and some of it's assets, in order to create your own cryptocurrency.
During forking you will see a license at the beginning of every file. It is important not to remove or alter that license statement other than how we have it detailed here.
// Copyright (c) 2012-2017, The CryptoNote developers, The Bytecoin developers
// Copyright (c) 2016-2018, The Karbowanec developers
// Copyright (c) 2018-2019, The Qwertycoin Developers
// Copyright (c) 2019, Your Name Goes Here
//
// Please see the included LICENSE file for more information.
- A01. | Contributing
- A02. | Getting Started
- A03. | Qwertycoin Community
- A04. | Qwertycoin Voting
- A05. | Qwertycoin API
- B01. | Generating a Wallet
- B02. | Making a Paper Wallet
- B03. | Wallet Backup
- B04. | Wallet Recovery
- B05. | Wallet Update
- B06. | Using CLI Wallet
- B07. | Using RPC Wallet
- B08. | Using GUI Wallet
- B09. | Using Zero Wallet
- B10. | Using Web Wallet
- B11. | Using Mobile Wallet
- B12. | RPC Wallet API
- B13. | Sign and verify messages
- C01. | Start Masternode
- C02. | Fix Sync Issues
- C03. | Load Checkpoints
- C04. | JSON RPC API
- C05. | HTTP RPC API
- D01. | XMR Stak Guide
- D02. | XMR Stak Linux Guide
- D03. | XMRIG Guide
- D04. | Mining with SBC
- D05. | Cloud Mining
- D06. | Mobile Mining
- D07. | Using a Mining Pool
- D08. | Creating a Mining Pool
- E01. | How to trade QWC on Crex24
- E02. | How to trade QWC on Bitexlive
- E03. | How to trade QWC on Bisq
- G01. | Hosting Block Explorer
- G02. | Hosting Faucet
- G03. | Hosting Web Wallet
- G04. | How to use the QWC Faucet