How to develop my own coin?

[BTCBinary]

I don't have many coding skills but I would like to know if I can develop my own coin and what is the easiest way to do it.

Does anyone know about some good tutorials or maybe sites where I can develop my own coin?

[FruitsBasket]

I don't have many coding skills but I would like to know if I can develop my own coin and what is the easiest way to do it.

Does anyone know about some good tutorials or maybe sites where I can develop my own coin?

No one except satoshi and owner of litecoin(mayby dogecoin too) developed their own coin, the rest just made a simple clone of it and changed some values and boom you have a unique coin. There are some guides on the internet, I think this one is the best(for free):https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193025.0

[vilain]

I don't have many coding skills but I would like to know if I can develop my own coin and what is the easiest way to do it.

Does anyone know about some good tutorials or maybe sites where I can develop my own coin?

No one except satoshi and owner of litecoin(mayby dogecoin too) developed their own coin, the rest just made a simple clone of it and changed some values and boom you have a unique coin. There are some guides on the internet, I think this one is the best(for free):https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193025.0

Been having a doubt for days now and your answer just made me feel you could help.

I'm new to altcoins and my first impression is that all altcoins values are directly linked to bitcoin quote. Is this true? Does this makes any sense? If that's the case, would those "independently-developed" coins like LTC and DOGE have an independent quote? I mean, if BTC falls, would they resist (and for that they would be a nice way to hedge investments)?

thanks in advance.

[FruitsBasket]

I don't have many coding skills but I would like to know if I can develop my own coin and what is the easiest way to do it.

Does anyone know about some good tutorials or maybe sites where I can develop my own coin?

No one except satoshi and owner of litecoin(mayby dogecoin too) developed their own coin, the rest just made a simple clone of it and changed some values and boom you have a unique coin. There are some guides on the internet, I think this one is the best(for free):https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193025.0

Been having a doubt for days now and your answer just made me feel you could help.

I'm new to altcoins and my first impression is that all altcoins values are directly linked to bitcoin quote. Is this true? Does this makes any sense? If that's the case, would those "independently-developed" coins like LTC and DOGE have an independent quote? I mean, if BTC falls, would they resist (and for that they would be a nice way to hedge investments)?

thanks in advance.

I don't know if that is true. Some people might say it is indeed related others will say it won't.
Some people say that the price of gold has impact on bitcoin, but that is very unlikely I think.
U should google about it and find more out about the world of cryptocurrency. I suggest you to search some educational video's on youtube, they are very useful!

[Chronikka]

I don't have many coding skills but I would like to know if I can develop my own coin and what is the easiest way to do it.

Does anyone know about some good tutorials or maybe sites where I can develop my own coin?

No one except satoshi and owner of litecoin(mayby dogecoin too) developed their own coin, the rest just made a simple clone of it and changed some values and boom you have a unique coin. There are some guides on the internet, I think this one is the best(for free):https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193025.0

The Litecoin code was a fork of Bitcoin and Dogecoin a fork of "luckycoin" (whatever that is). Litecoin and Dogecoin both took very little innovation to create. But there are plenty of other cryptocurrencies built from the ground up besides Bitcoin that are not simply cloned from a previous coin. Ethereum and Dash are the two that come to mind first.

For the OP, if you have limited programming skills don't try to build anything from the ground up. You will quickly be overwhelmed. What I suggest is that you contact a service that will create a cryptocurrency clone for you (plenty of them right here on Bitcointalk). Basically you pay them a little bit of money, they do all the coding and turn over a brand new and unreleased coin to you. Anything else will be a lot of work and time.

Here is an article which might have some useful information for you. It discusses some of the details required for building your own coin, and it also describes the method of paying a developer to create your coin like I mentioned above:

http://cryptorials.io/how-anyone-can-make-their-own-digital-currency/

[BTCDDev]

I don't have many coding skills but I would like to know if I can develop my own coin and what is the easiest way to do it.

Does anyone know about some good tutorials or maybe sites where I can develop my own coin?

No one except satoshi and owner of litecoin(mayby dogecoin too) developed their own coin, the rest just made a simple clone of it and changed some values and boom you have a unique coin. There are some guides on the internet, I think this one is the best(for free):https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193025.0

BCNext created Nxt

[EvilDave]

I don't have many coding skills but I would like to know if I can develop my own coin and what is the easiest way to do it.

Does anyone know about some good tutorials or maybe sites where I can develop my own coin?

No one except satoshi and owner of litecoin(mayby dogecoin too) developed their own coin, the rest just made a simple clone of it and changed some values and boom you have a unique coin. There are some guides on the internet, I think this one is the best(for free):https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193025.0

Eh...you are forgetting that Ripple (not a crypto, btw), Nxt, Ethereum, BitShares and NEM are all original code.
Dash, Peercoin and Namecoin all have at least some original code, though I can't be arsed finding out exactly how much.
(sure someone will be along to tell me soon... )

[bitcoin carpenter]

Also VNL uses its own code that referenced peer coin.

But if you are asking how to fork a coin, You shouldn't be forking another coin.