Rules:
Max Supply: 1,000,000 Queen
Block Reward: 1 Queen
Decimals: 8

Halving:
500,000 blocks → reward / 2

1
0.5
0.25
0.125
...

Total Emission: 999,999.94 Queen
Remaining: 0.06 Queen

Fee: 0.00001000 Queen

Let the world explain its own version , Sorry.

Long ago, the first master of magic created a spell that could conjure value from thin air.

After the master died, the world began experimenting with the spell in many different ways.

And many years later...

Banks call it monetary policy.
Crypto calls it tokenomics.

The forms are different, but the magic of the mechanism feels familiar:

“Increase the supply.
Then explain the scarcity afterward.”

A street note,
Loid Protagonist

はじめまして。
オープンソースのP2P電子キャッシュ「Queen」を個人で開発しています。
現在、P2P通信、ブロックチェーン、トランザクション、マイニングなどの実装とテストを進めています。
まだ実験段階のプロジェクトですが、P2Pネットワーク、暗号技術、コードレビュー、テストなどに興味のある方と協力できればと思っています。
GitHubとPaper、テスト結果を公開しています。
興味のある方がいましたら、ご連絡いただけると嬉しいです。

I'm testing a P2P node running on Android/Termux behind CGNAT.
For testing, I used a temporary Pinggy tunnel to expose one node.
The remote node discovered the peer and successfully synced the chain. The "/chain" response from the public endpoint matched both local nodes (3 blocks).

POST /add_peer → 200
GET /peers → 200
GET /chain → 200

Public endpoint → 3 blocks
127.0.0.1:5000 → 3 blocks
127.0.0.1:8080 → 3 blocks

Is this a reasonable approach for testing P2P connectivity behind CGNAT, or is there a better approach?

I’m looking for a few people interested in helping run and test Queen nodes.
Queen is an experimental open-source peer-to-peer electronic cash project.
The project is still early and experimental. I’m currently running and testing the blockchain/node myself.

What I’m looking for:
- Someone willing to run a Queen node
- Help test peer-to-peer networking
- Report bugs or connection problems
- No investment or payment required
- No technical expertise is expected

The goal is simple: get several independent nodes running and see how the network behaves.

Source code:
https://github.com/loidprotagonist/Queen

Whitepaper:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nfD79S52X1nFtw4q8Y4oMiYYc8eOF912/view?usp=drivesdk%C2%BB

If you're interested in running a node or collaborating, reply here or send me a message.
This is an experiment, not a finished cryptocurrency.

After spending some time reworking the design and figuring out the direction of the project, I was also offline for about two weeks
I decided to continue development with a new project called Queen
Ferraro, Bitroid, and BitSlowly were previous experimental projects. Queen is the project I’m continuing to develop
Queen is an open-source, mineable peer-to-peer digital currency currently under development
I’ll post updates and technical details here as development continues.


I’ve published the open-source source code for Queen, an experimental peer-to-peer electronic cash system.
It is still under development, so feedback, testing, and bug reports are welcome.

Github Source Code:
https://github.com/loidprotagonist/Queen

Whitepaper:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nfD79S52X1nFtw4q8Y4oMiYYc8eOF912/view?usp=drivesdk%C2%BB

BitSlowly is a cryptocurrency project

Whitepaper:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-Ms9Xdgzm9ataCkj3m5_SJQCXkFaRZbQ/view

GitHub:
https://github.com/slw2qdc6xqca/BitSlowly-

Feedback, criticism, and security testing welcome