[ANN] TrumpSperm (TPS) — PoW, SHA-256 A really serious project

[TrumpSperm]

Hello, connoisseurs! Presenting TrumpSperm (TPS).

Drop by our meme café: no cult stuff here—just handmade sauce and a pinch of SHA-256.


What is this thing?

Ticker: TPS
Algorithm / consensus: PoW, SHA-256
Block time: ~10 minutes
Block reward: 50 TPS
Difficulty retarget: every 2016 blocks
Halving: every 210,000 blocks
Max supply: 21,000,000 TPS
Current / premine: 300,000 (yep, the whole salad in the kitchen — no hiding )
Blocks per day (theoretical): ~144

Why us?
We’ve got Uncle Donald’s signature sauce — the secret ingredient that makes everything juicier.


Useful links (careful, might be tasty)

Website: https://trumpsperm.cafe
Explorer: https://ejaculation.trumpsperm.cafe
GitHub: https://github.com/trumpsperm/trumpsperm
Pool: https://pool.coin-miners.info/site/mining
Exchanges: soon™
Discord: https://discord.gg/jwqyxYd2ad
Truth: https://truthsocial.com/@TrumpSperm
To contact us, write here. We stole the Democrats' email address. democrat@trumpsperm.cafe

[visibleplayer]

https://trumpsperm.cafe/assets/logo.png



Hello, connoisseurs! Presenting TrumpSperm (TPS).

Drop by our meme café: no cult stuff here—just handmade sauce and a pinch of SHA-256.

What is this thing?

Ticker: TPS
Algorithm / consensus: PoW, SHA-256
Block time: ~10 minutes
Block reward: 50 TPS
Difficulty retarget: every 2016 blocks
Halving: every 210,000 blocks
Max supply: 21,000,000 TPS
Current / premine: 300,000 (yep, the whole salad in the kitchen — no hiding )
Blocks per day (theoretical): ~144

Why us?
We’ve got Uncle Donald’s signature sauce — the secret ingredient that makes everything juicier.

Useful links (careful, might be tasty)

Website: https://trumpsperm.cafe
Explorer: https://ejaculation.trumpsperm.cafe
GitHub: https://github.com/trumpsperm/trumpsperm
Pool: soon™
Exchanges: soon™
To contact us, write here. We stole the Democrats' email address. democrat@trumpsperm.cafe

1TH nethash pool soon 

[scorpio18]

https://pool.coin-miners.info/site/gomining?algo=sha256 TrumpSperm has been added to CoinMiners Mining Pool
Check your mining status: https://pool.coin-miners.info/?address=
Fee: Shared=1% / Solo=1.5%

Payouts are made automatically every 1 hour for all balances above 0.01, or 0.001 on Sunday.

Stratum settings:

🇪🇺 EU:

Code:

 -a sha256 -o stratum+tcp://eu.coin-miners.info:4503 -u WALLET_ADDRESS.WORKER_NAME -p c=TPS 

🇺🇸 US:

Code:

 -a sha256 -o stratum+tcp://us-east.coin-miners.info:4503 -u WALLET_ADDRESS.WORKER_NAME -p c=TPS

To mine solo use this as your password:

Code:

-p c=TPS,m=solo

Pool Discord channel https://discord.gg/szzvMEBNje

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stratum+tcp://us.icminers.com:9420 — Low difficulty

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EU Server:

stratum+tcp://eu.icminers.com:9422 — Low difficulty

stratum+tcp://eu.icminers.com:9423 — High difficulty

[BitcoinII-Dev]

Good afternoon!

     First off, good luck on your venture... and interesting name choice!



     Secondly, since you forked the BitcoinII Organization's BitcoinII-Core repo, could you do a whole lot of people a big favor and make the following edits to your source code?

Example, from the "Trump Sperm" repo, in /src/kernel/chainparams.cpp, mainnet params:

        pchMessageStart[0] = 0x42;
        pchMessageStart[1] = 0x49;
        pchMessageStart[2] = 0x49;
        pchMessageStart[3] = 0x21;
        nDefaultPort = 8338;

From the BitcoinII Organization's BitcoinII-Core repo, in src/kernel/chainparams.cpp, mainnet params:

        pchMessageStart[0] = 0x42;
        pchMessageStart[1] = 0x49;
        pchMessageStart[2] = 0x49;
        pchMessageStart[3] = 0x21;
        nDefaultPort = 8338;

       ...... So on and so forth for all networks.

     When forking Blockchain Node software to create a new network, all Genesis Blocks, pchMessageStart values, and Ports SHOULD be changed to eliminate
any chance of network cross communication/cross contamination.

      Because as your network stands right now, it's trying (and failing) to communicate with the BitcoinII mainnet. This is not ideal for either network,
and since we've been around much longer than you have, we're not changing our parameters. You should implement these fixes now, rather than later, as your network size is still small enough
to get the updated source code and binaries pushed and get all of you guys running on your own dedicated network ports very quickly and easily.

       Also, you're using our Testnet4 chain parameters including our Testnet4 Genesis Block, which may not be a big deal in your opinion, but we actually use our Testnet4 for development reasons
and would very much appreciate it if there were zero chance of any cross contamination.

      Thanks for your cooperation!

[TrumpSperm]

Hello


Hard binding to its own genesis. The node is built with the hashGenesisBlock constant and the genesis Merkle root. Any header not tied to this genesis is rejected at the ProcessNewBlockHeaders/AcceptBlockHeader stage: there is no parent at height=0 → no way to “attach.” There is no code that would allow “migrating” to a different genesis at runtime. Therefore, accepting/relaying foreign blocks is excluded.

Test networks do not intersect for the same reasons. A different genesis → no anchor → no header that can be accepted. No transport-layer matches turn this into consensus compatibility.
Hashrate doesn’t lie: 12 PH/s in the first 24 hours after launch. The sauce is thick, blocks are rolling in 😎
Big thanks to everyone who hooked up their ASICs — that’s strong for day one. More to come: we’re securing the network on SHA-256, testing pools, prepping listings, and sampling sauces from the students.

[BitcoinII-Dev]

    Are you dumb or just pretending to be? I told you your nodes were trying (and failing) to communicate with BitcoinII nodes.
All you did was confirm why they're failing as if I didn't already know why, while completely disregarding the fact that your
laziness and refusal to do the right thing is creating unnecessary burden on ALL nodes involved, yours and ours.

   Consensus incompatibility still results in unnecessary "calls" being made to nodes that have to interpret the data sent and then
refuse said data.


   I can only suspect you forked our repo instead of Bitcoin Core's repo because you explicitly wanted this conflict. There was simply
no other reason for you to fork our code instead of Bitcoin Core's, unless of course, you had zero idea how to create a working fork
to begin with and needed ours to show you how. There's an old saying "Never contribute to malice what can be contributed to stupidity.",
although in this case, I'm leaning towards it being a bit of both.

   Do the right thing, change your ports and handshake ya clown.

[crypto_poon]

all these scammers are the reason why this ecosystem is failing and people are leaving.

wasting everyones time and resources. how dumb and ignorant can this clown be?

go into the fricken file on the system, and change the ports...

[TrumpSperm]

   Are you dumb or just pretending to be? I told you your nodes were trying (and failing) to communicate with BitcoinII nodes.
All you did was confirm why they're failing as if I didn't already know why, while completely disregarding the fact that your
laziness and refusal to do the right thing is creating unnecessary burden on ALL nodes involved, yours and ours.

   Consensus incompatibility still results in unnecessary "calls" being made to nodes that have to interpret the data sent and then
refuse said data.


   I can only suspect you forked our repo instead of Bitcoin Core's repo because you explicitly wanted this conflict. There was simply
no other reason for you to fork our code instead of Bitcoin Core's, unless of course, you had zero idea how to create a working fork
to begin with and needed ours to show you how. There's an old saying "Never contribute to malice what can be contributed to stupidity.",
although in this case, I'm leaning towards it being a bit of both.

   Do the right thing, change your ports and handshake ya clown.

Friend, why are you so crazy? We don't care about your network, we work with our own. We couldn't care less what you write to us.

[weesdr]

You aren't respecting owner's repo. You forked from other repo, at least being respectful and adjust your code if the owner is requesting you for it. With this attitude, people won't really interested in investing your project. The name itself is also a poor choice imo

[TrumpSperm]

Despite all the negativity, our wonderful project is alive and kicking, thanks to Uncle Donald and his handcrafted sauce!
Bon appétit!

[OgNasty]

Calling your project TrumpSperm is pretty wild.  Having to reinforce that it is a "really serious project" is also a bit wild... 

I think this might be better as a memecoin on an established chain where people might want to jump in for the joke.  That seems to be how most of pumpfun operates.  I think fundraising for this on the idea that it is a really serious coin might be a little bit difficult. 

I got a laugh from the logo though, so good luck with your project!

[SaltyPirate]

DO NOT DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL THE CORE WALLET ON YOUR SYSTEM! IT WILL TAKE YOUR FUNDS FROM OTHER CORE WALLETS. I KNOW BECAUSE IT HAPPENED TO ME. BEWARE AND STAY AWAY FROM THIS SCAM PROJECT. KEEP YOUR FUNDS SAFE.