In the wallet go to "Help", then "Debug window" and then choose the tab "Console".
In the command-line enter this:

addnode moonchain.net add

You can also try these:
addnode 5.45.105.66 add
addnode aikapool.com add
addnode moon.bitember.com add

Those are addresses of Mooncoin-pools, which should be reachable at any time, in order to send a current list of other nodes to your wallet.
moonchain.net is the address of the Mooncoin block-explorer, which is an always-on address, too.

They are obviously speaking of "Moonmining" in that article, so: http://mooncoin.rocks/official-pool-list
 

peme and Titan are still investigating. Be patient, since there are several open questions left.

First of all, trollboxes on any exchange are one of the worst sources of information you can have.

Second: who told that?

Third, Cryptsy seems to be the biggest problem with what is happening with Mooncoin at the moment, as they obviously don't want to cooperate with peme, who is Mooncoin's new dev. Mooncoin's legendary original creator deaconboogie unfortunately left the ship long ago. See here for more information: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=389403.msg9456299#msg9456299.
There has been a huge theft of many Mooncoins recently and it has to be found out how this was possible, as well as how to return the coins to their rightful owners. A big part of the problem is Cryptsy at the moment, because they don't communicate with the right people (peme). Titan, the dev of Luckycoin is involved in the investigations, but since it is a really difficult task, we all will have to be patient, until they have solid results.

If you'd like to know more, just check out the recent posts in this thread - or ask peme. He tried to get in contact with Cryptsy numerous times regarding the theft, but they don't answer, respectively seem to ignore his role as the new dev, which is slowing down the investigation and finding a solution significantly.

You don't need any RPC-port-related settings in the mooncoin.conf
If you really need to create a mooncoin.conf, ONLY use addnodes.

Even better, add the nodes via the console.

He did not recompile it, as it seems.
Just check the file you have and what is also on mooncoin.rocks with http://code.kliu.org/hashcheck and compare to this:

http://web.archive.org/web/20140704123359/http://mooncoin.info/ (archive-version of deaconboogie's site)
http://web.archive.org/web/20140705185938/http://download.mooncoin.info/ (compare the results of CRC, MD4/MD5 and SHA-checks)

So the wallet on http://mooncoin.rocks/wallet-download seems to be still the original one, made by deaconboogie.

Mooncoin was no dead cat yet and will never be.

No, not really. 

Have you tried one of the pools? There are other smaller miners, too:
http://mooncoin.rocks/official-pool-list

See here, for example: http://moon.bitember.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool

Btw: The above advice applies to many other - if not all - coins also.
There are many "sample-configs" in the forums, that get copied and pasted without thinking and knowing, what the settings are about. And sample-settings like username=any / password=somepassword obviously aren't very secure, if not changed/replaced by safe ones. All this will most probably only affect people who use their wallets to solo-mine into it directly, because you need an RPC-connection for that. But better safe than sorry, if you - for example - simply copied and pasted a configuration for adding peers, to make your wallet connect (faster) and also copied the not necessary lines, without knowing, what they do to your system.

This is the problematic address, that belongs to a miner, who is cheating with a script, mining only the big rewarded blocks, by tuning in with big hashing power only for those. This is the reason, why we need to make the change to static/fixed block rewards. At the moment Mooncoin still has a random reward-scheme.

moonchain.net can display ALL transactions of addresses, but it nearly takes forever for addresses with so many single transactions. Probably the power of the server should be upgraded.
You can check here, as an alternative, but it only shows the last 1000 transactions (which is standard for a normal ABE-installation, too): http://www.multifaucet.tk/index.php?blockexplorer=MOON&address=2QgWwFic9H45Waeac7Gr4iveRp8UUuPAy8
Hence it doesn't put such a heavy load on the server, like showing all of the ~198000 tx's of that address, as moonchain.net tries to do.

Then the next support-level would be 20, again. But could be still in the upward-trend then, or maybe go into sideways.  
Could be that it goes to ~26-30, if the 40-support does not hold. If you connect the lowest levels of the uptrend so far and draw it further in time, then the line would pass that range.
What do you think?

If anyone wants to mine MOON, then the time is now. Because of the low difficulty of only 13-15 at the moment.

Check the low diff at the moment: https://cryptoine.com/currency/info/MOON

Could pay off, to mine Mooncoin right now: http://mooncoin.rocks/official-pool-list
... and keep them. 

Anything new about the wallet (staking)?

Would be nice. Now imagine, it does the same as before Edit: (i.e. massive breakout upwards, after the "W" of the double-low-pattern has finished), only on this level ...  

http://www.investopedia.com/university/charts/charts4.asp

I'd say, that would be the chance of the lifetime for investors, to buy up a big stash of cheap Mooncoins.  

Really good question.

EDIT:
Maybe we should use another exchange (see my signature), to try, what happens?

https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/charting/studies/studies-library/M-N/MajorGannLevels.html
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/08/gann-indicator.asp
 

EDIT:
This posting is nice: http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/technical-analysis/9711-discussion-gann-2.html#post119246
... as it brings in the factor of time. Many traders seem to forget that (only thinking of: "Get rich quick!" - but what is "quick" anyway?  ) - especially if you look at what is discussed in the chat-box on Cryptsy sometimes, for example.

Check this: https://commerce.microsoft.com/PaymentHub/Help/Right?helppagename=CSV_BitcoinHowTo.htm

http://www.coindesk.com/microsoft-adds-bitcoin-payments-xbox-games-mobile-content/