[ANN] Noxcoin - Monero Fork with Fixed Supply [RandomX|CPU]

[Domajor]

NOXCOIN
The developer is dead. We will rise from the ashes like a phoenix. As a public project, we will move forward with your requests and support.

All faulty backdoors have been closed. In fact, because more are closed, the wallet may not receive block updates during initial setup. You can solve this problem with a simple addition.

Many thanks to our friends who helped resurrect the dead and worked hard on this matter. We respect their efforts.

If you'd like, you can support this project. It's open to the public.

Based on Monero Core - Proven, privacy-focused architecture
Privacy stack: Ring Signatures, Stealth Addresses, RingCT, Bulletproofs+
Fixed supply: 21,000,000 NXC (no tail emission)
Fast blocks: 120 seconds
Low fees: 0.0000005 NXC/kB (~6x cheaper than Monero)
Fair mining: CPU-friendly RandomX algorithm
Community management: No dev taxes, fully public project

Website: https://noxcoin.online
Explorer: https://explorer.noxcoin.online
Discord: https://discord.gg/fgu34rYtrV
Telegram: https://t.me/+O0mMgUg1qXM4OWI8

https://github.com/domajor/noxcoin-project

https://github.com/domajor/noxcoin-project/releases/tag/Nxc_v0.5.1.3

[BattleDog]

Looks like things are going well, the site/explorer are up, blocks are moving and the repo's got a fresh "community revival" tag.

A fixed 21M cap with 120s blocks and tiny fees sounds ok in theory, but it starves the security budget later unless price or usage really takes off. Monero kept a tiny tail emission for a good reason, when fees are down, you still need a reason for hash power to stick around. Not saying to copy it, but to consider the trade-off.

RandomX is great for decentralization and, uh, also great for botnets, btw 
The "all backdoors closed" line needs more info. Link the exact commits, diff against the Monero tag you forked from, and publish them in one place (genesis hash, network ID, checkpoints, fee/weight params).

[Domajor]

There were backdoors created by those who first published this project. They were closed. Through these doors, your PC could no longer be yours. All information and resources are shared on GitHub. You can research and review them here. I only removed the bad so that good could prevail.
If there are still bugs, we can fix them together. What do you think? This is a public project. It may have had an owner before, but he died. Now it belongs entirely to the public.No changes have been made to the core of the project, and no changes will be made. It will only be improved. Anyone who wants to can help.