[MOON] Mooncoin 🌙 Proof-of-Work, launched in 2013

[polemarhos888]

Good afternoon. I believe that the Mooncoin Foundation works very well in promotion...

[1714182118]

1714182118

[Mooncoin_Foundation]

Good afternoon. I believe that the Mooncoin Foundation works very well in promotion...

Do you realize we haven't tried to promote MOON yet?
Our marketing director Evangelo only begins his work.

Currently only few people read this ANN thread, so 99.99% don't know what we are doing.
If they knew...

[szenekonzept]

Good afternoon. I believe that the Mooncoin Foundation works very well in promotion...

Do you realize we haven't tried to promote MOON yet?
Our marketing director Evangelo only begins his work.

Currently only few people read this ANN thread, so 99.99% don't know what we are doing.
If they knew...

we know .... and we are already building upon it,
integrating Moon into our Europecoin Finance Cloud Dashboard.

Like APP for all OWN-Cloud Based federated Clouds and more

have fun
Matthias


.

[szenekonzept]

Good afternoon. I believe that the Mooncoin Foundation works very well in promotion...

Do you realize we haven't tried to promote MOON yet?
Our marketing director Evangelo only begins his work.

Currently only few people read this ANN thread, so 99.99% don't know what we are doing.
If they knew...

we know .... and we are already building upon it,
integrating Moon into our Europecoin Finance Cloud Dashboard.

Like APP for all OWN-Cloud Based federated Clouds and more

have fun
Matthias


.

interesting
 

yes, we are having our next Developer Meeting in six days (Guys are in London this week)
and will start finalizing ERC and BSD wallet integrations and the APP-Store then.
Somewhere during this process we may head over to your Developers if we are having questions.

Integrating mooncoin is a fresh idea, so you won't find any traces jet, but our API comes with a
APP-Developer-Tool with APP-Skeleton Generator and we are working with core OWN-Cloud / next-cloud Developers.
So, i assume, with your help, we will be capable of fast integration.

There are many concepts coming together in this effort, but this would be to much and to off-topic,
to discuss in a thread, dedicated to Mooncoin.

Release of our APP-Store, which will be also the official API-Access-Point
into the coinstorm.net network, is scheduled in four weeks.

meanwhile some general info and a working demo of the cloud is here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=901605.msg18392880#msg18392880

have fun
Matthias


.

[agswinner]

Good afternoon. I believe that the Mooncoin Foundation works very well in promotion...

Do you realize we haven't tried to promote MOON yet?
Our marketing director Evangelo only begins his work.

Currently only few people read this ANN thread, so 99.99% don't know what we are doing.
If they knew...

we know .... and we are already building upon it,
integrating Moon into our Europecoin Finance Cloud Dashboard.

Like APP for all OWN-Cloud Based federated Clouds and more

have fun
Matthias


.

interesting
 

yes, we are having our next Developer Meeting in six days (Guys are in London this week)
and will start finalizing ERC and BSD wallet integrations and the APP-Store then.
Somewhere during this process we may head over to your Developers if we are having questions.

Integrating mooncoin is a fresh idea, so you won't find any traces jet, but our API comes with a
APP-Developer-Tool with APP-Skeleton Generator and we are working with core OWN-Cloud / next-cloud Developers.
So, i assume, with your help, we will be capable of fast integration.

There are many concepts coming together in this effort, but this would be to much and to off-topic,
to discuss in a thread, dedicated to Mooncoin.

Release of our APP-Store, which will be also the official API-Access-Point
into the coinstorm.net network, is scheduled in four weeks.

meanwhile some general info and a working demo of the cloud is here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=901605.msg18392880#msg18392880

have fun
Matthias


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it's great and amazing for all federated coins. Great project 

[Evangelo]

I thought that the Nova Exchange was going to set the confirmation value to 100? The value still seems to be set to 999 confirmations...

[Mooncoin_Foundation]

MoonWord Programming Language

MoonWord is a simple programming language, designed exclusively for coding and record-keeping on top of Mooncoin blockchain.

Technical specifications make Mooncoin ideal for directly recording informational transactions onto blockchain
(fast block time, lightweight blockchain, low transaction fees and high circulation supply).

MoonWord language may be developed to write and execute codes on the blockchain. The current features only indicate what will be possible in the future.

Ex. Let's say you send 8654321.12345678 Mooncoins in one operation to an address. The network acts as a distributed timestamp server.
Transaction time, date, address, and amount - the network saves this information forever on the distributed ledger.
All Mooncoin transactions with amount of Mooncoins sent in one operation totalling more than 8 million to 9 million (e.g. 8,535,355 or 8,999,999.99999999 MOON) are being examined by MoonWord.
You send 8 65 43 21.12 34 56 78 coins and the amount of coins (number) can be converted to text/code (see the decoding table below):
[65->t] [43->X] [21->B] [12->2] [34->O] [56->k] [78->#] or finally tXB2Ok# (a random text), but you may record something else.

Up to 7 symbols in one operation.
It's simple and free, you may send coins to your own Mooncoin address and fully control (without 3rd parties) the process of recording information onto blockchain.

MoonWord Decoding Table

Code:

Raw     Code
00	[space]
01	[reserved for future developments]
02	[reserved]
03	[reserved]
04	[reserved]
05	[reserved]
06	[reserved]
07	[reserved]
08	[reserved]
09	[reserved]
10	0
11	1
12	2
13	3
14	4
15	5
16	6
17	7
18	8
19	9
20	A
21	B
22	C
23	D
24	E
25	F
26	G
27	H
28	I
29	J
30	K
31	L
32	M
33	N
34	O
35	P
36	Q
37	R
38	S
39	T
40	U
41	V
42	W
43	X
44	Y
45	Z
46	a
47	b
48	c
49	d
50	e
51	f
52	g
53	h
54	i
55	j
56	k
57	l
58	m
59	n
60	o
61	p
62	q
63	r
64	s
65	t
66	u
67	v
68	w
69	x
70	y
71	z
72	=
73	*
74	^
75	%
76	<
77	>
78	#
79	-
80	+
81	.
82	,
83	:
84	!
85	?
86	/
87	_
88	@
89	[reserved]
90	[reserved]
91	[reserved]
92	[reserved]
93	[reserved]
94	[reserved]
95	[reserved]
96	[reserved]
97	[reserved]
98	[reserved]
99	[reserved]

[Mooncoin_Foundation]

What it will look like for users:

[metamorphin]

MoonWord Programming Language

MoonWord is a simple programming language, designed exclusively for coding and record-keeping on top of Mooncoin blockchain.

Technical specifications make Mooncoin ideal for directly recording informational transactions onto blockchain
(fast block time, lightweight blockchain, low transaction fees and high circulation supply).

MoonWord language may be developed to write and execute codes on the blockchain. The current features only indicate what will be possible in the future.

Ex. Let's say you send 8654321.12345678 Mooncoins in one operation to an address. The network acts as a distributed timestamp server.
Transaction time, date, address, and amount - the network saves this information forever on the distributed ledger.
All Mooncoin transactions with amount of Mooncoins sent in one operation totalling more than 8 million to 9 million (e.g. 8,535,355 or 8,999,999.99999999 MOON) are being examined by MoonWord.
You send 8 65 43 21.12 34 56 78 coins and the amount of coins (number) can be converted to text/code (see the decoding table below):
[65->t] [43->X] [21->B] [12->2] [34->O] [56->k] [78->#] or finally tXB2Ok# (a random text), but you may record something else.

Up to 7 symbols in one operation.
It's simple and free, you may send coins to your own Mooncoin address and fully control (without 3rd parties) the process of recording information onto blockchain.

MoonWord Decoding Table

Code:

Raw     Code
00	[space]
01	[reserved for future developments]
02	[reserved]
03	[reserved]
04	[reserved]
05	[reserved]
06	[reserved]
07	[reserved]
08	[reserved]
09	[reserved]
10	0
11	1
12	2
13	3
14	4
15	5
16	6
17	7
18	8
19	9
20	A
21	B
22	C
23	D
24	E
25	F
26	G
27	H
28	I
29	J
30	K
31	L
32	M
33	N
34	O
35	P
36	Q
37	R
38	S
39	T
40	U
41	V
42	W
43	X
44	Y
45	Z
46	a
47	b
48	c
49	d
50	e
51	f
52	g
53	h
54	i
55	j
56	k
57	l
58	m
59	n
60	o
61	p
62	q
63	r
64	s
65	t
66	u
67	v
68	w
69	x
70	y
71	z
72	=
73	*
74	^
75	%
76	<
77	>
78	#
79	-
80	+
81	.
82	,
83	:
84	!
85	?
86	/
87	_
88	@
89	[reserved]
90	[reserved]
91	[reserved]
92	[reserved]
93	[reserved]
94	[reserved]
95	[reserved]
96	[reserved]
97	[reserved]
98	[reserved]
99	[reserved]

If I create a special amount of coins to write down a word, I have to calculate exactly the network fee, to dont change the words I wanna write.?!?
Or will the tool calculate it automated for me?

Greetz
Steve

[Mooncoin_Foundation]

If I create a special amount of coins to write down a word, I have to calculate exactly the network fee, to dont change the words I wanna write.?!?
Or will the tool calculate it automated for me?

Greetz
Steve

Will be automated and very simple. Fees will not matter.

[Mooncoin_Foundation]

MOON Word

http://mooncoin.com/moonword

Try it now!

[psycodad]

I thought that the Nova Exchange was going to set the confirmation value to 100? The value still seems to be set to 999 confirmations...

+ the wallet is in maintenance again.

[Evangelo]

MOON Word

http://mooncoin.com/moonword

Try it now!

Simply magnificent! What kind of records do you think users will be most likely to record? e.g. Bleutrade Account to Mooncoin Wallet, Donation to Mooncoin Foundation, etc?

[agswinner]

What it will look like for users:

Simple and intuitive! Excellent work 

[Evangelo]

I'm totally ecstatic about the Nova Exchange adding the Dogecoin to the MOON market and I hope other exchanges will as well as it give Mooncoin more leverage, however, can anyone who's knowledgeable explain how this happens? although my programming knowledge is limited to a bit of C+, even less with C#, and no php/html/java etc, but I'd still like to know. The following is an email between Nova Support and myself.

{
    "txid": "84ec4fcf6607022aedab93563153fa2755a176434a8a6d2aabbdf07fe367371d",
    "version": 1,
    "locktime": 0,
    "vin": [],
    "vout": [
        {
            "value": 4333238.07067648,
            "n": 0,
            "scriptPubKey": {
                "asm": "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 a596fec14c0f2b31a4928b939c03b7c9ef7e1187 OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG",
                "hex": "76a914a596fec14c0f2b31a4928b939c03b7c9ef7e118788ac",
                "reqSigs": 1,
                "type": "pubkeyhash",
                "addresses": [
                    "2U7NLJd4k4kGLr8fb7pVbuzhQfjcPCT9QK"
                ]
            }
        }
    ],
    "blockhash": "6757a1cd688f428fa23767673bde6cb3c17a35ee12eeeaec439187eac4bf52be",
    "confirmations": 0
}

"It has no confirmations, the block hash is not valid, it was never included in a block that ended up on the block chain.

I have asked my colleague to look into this and if possible make new transaction or refund the missing balance." Nova Support

[barrysty1e]

I'm totally ecstatic about the Nova Exchange adding the Dogecoin to the MOON market and I hope other exchanges will as well as it give Mooncoin more leverage, however, can anyone who's knowledgeable explain how this happens? although my programming knowledge is limited to a bit of C+, even less with C#, and no php/html/java etc, but I'd still like to know. The following is an email between Nova Support and myself.

{
    "txid": "84ec4fcf6607022aedab93563153fa2755a176434a8a6d2aabbdf07fe367371d",
    "version": 1,
    "locktime": 0,
    "vin": [],
    "vout": [
        {
            "value": 4333238.07067648,
            "n": 0,
            "scriptPubKey": {
                "asm": "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 a596fec14c0f2b31a4928b939c03b7c9ef7e1187 OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG",
                "hex": "76a914a596fec14c0f2b31a4928b939c03b7c9ef7e118788ac",
                "reqSigs": 1,
                "type": "pubkeyhash",
                "addresses": [
                    "2U7NLJd4k4kGLr8fb7pVbuzhQfjcPCT9QK"
                ]
            }
        }
    ],
    "blockhash": "6757a1cd688f428fa23767673bde6cb3c17a35ee12eeeaec439187eac4bf52be",
    "confirmations": 0
}

"It has no confirmations, the block hash is not valid, it was never included in a block that ended up on the block chain.

I have asked my colleague to look into this and if possible make new transaction or refund the missing balance." Nova Support

that transaction doesnt have any inputs; not valid at all. not sure how they came up with that at all.

[barrysty1e]

crosschatter between old/new clients & no block source issue

hi all,
two problems that have slowly been knawing away at my sanity.
6 bytes in changes seems to make a world of difference.
addresses the issue of older mooncoin clients stalling sync with new wallets,
and additionally addresses an issue where there hasn't been a block for sometime, and the daemon won't allow one to be created properly.
james

github commit: ('cooperation is for cooperators')
https://github.com/mooncoindev/mooncoin/commit/109c27b22094244cf3da488b749786210eba8527
new github binary:
https://github.com/mooncoindev/mooncoin/releases/download/0.10.5-final/Mooncoin-qt.zip

[barrysty1e]

+ the wallet is in maintenance again.

Hi NovaExchange!

Please let me know when this has been completed.

[coinflow]

+ the wallet is in maintenance again.

Hi NovaExchange!

Please let me know when this has been completed.

Maybe they are reluctant to use only two nodes via connect - especially as an exchange. Perhaps they see it as a security issue, because it adds a single point of failure, is the opposite of decentralization and foils the p2p-idea, when syncing only with two nodes deliberately and permanently. That could only be used as means of emergency for a very limited time, until the network is stable again.

What about the stalled blockchain? How can miners be incentivized? Proof of stake could also help, still solving blocks when big miners jump off, but this method seems to be bashed in the first posting of this thread already, even though there are some successful coins using it. Maybe time to think about new methods, like Ethereum does with Proof of Acceptance? Maybe make Moon mineable via CPU again (directly from the wallet, so EVERYONE can mine MOON, not only the really tech-savvy), with an updated algo? Funny thing is, that even bitcoiners are thinking about a change of their algo nowadays, to improve the decentralization, as a solution to lead the biggest and oldest cryptocurrency out of the somewhat congested situation now. It falls victim to its own success, so to speak. The newly Mooncoin-added DigiShield only works effectively, if at least a minimum of stable hashrate is available permanently, in order to bridle the big (miner-)fishes when they jump on and off occasionally.

[barrysty1e]

Maybe they are reluctant to use only two nodes via connect - especially as an exchange. Perhaps they see it as a security issue, because it adds a single point of failure, is the opposite of decentralization and foils the p2p-idea, when syncing only with two nodes deliberately and permanently. That could only be used as means of emergency for a very limited time, until the network is stable again.

small steps. troubleshooting.
if this gives novaexchange a bit more stability for the meantime, we can investigate further.

Maybe make Moon mineable via CPU again (directly from the wallet, so EVERYONE can mine MOON, not only the really tech-savvy), with an updated algo? Funny thing is, that even bitcoiners are thinking about a change of their algo nowadays, to improve the decentralization, as a solution to lead the biggest and oldest cryptocurrency out of the somewhat congested situation now. It falls victim to its own success, so to speak. The newly Mooncoin-added DigiShield only works effectively, if at least a minimum of stable hashrate is available permanently, in order to bridle the big (miner-)fishes when they jump on and off occasionally.

nailed it, good point.
i've been toying with the idea of introducing groestl pow hashing into mooncoin; as even a few years after groestl caught on, the divide between CPU and GPU is only a factor of two. even an older CPU can generate a reasonable hashrate and participate in a pool. i don't want to jump in and make the call on my own; if things decided to move in this direction i would want it to be a community-based decision.

for the moment though