MYNTACOIN - Network now active.

[Mynta]

Against all better judgement its been decided to open a Discord solely for issues.

It will be closed after things stabalize.

https://discord.gg/6s9fmy2q

[Mynta]

TL;DR — Myntacoin Launch Status

• Myntacoin launched under heavy time pressure after last-minute dependency changes and incomplete documentation
• Linux binaries and build paths were not ready, which caused friction at launch
• Network participation ramped faster than expected, exposing pool and infrastructure gaps
• At block 1729, a masternode registration bug caused a full chain stall
• A fix was deployed and the chain was successfully recovered with help from the community!
• All funds, balances, and data are safe — no chain reset has occurred!
• The chain is currently functional, DNS Issues have been resolved!

What happens next:

• We are monitoring stability and assisting nodes with clean peer connections
• We will not rush risky fixes
• Continue mining normally!
• A proper public testnet is now operational with the community to validate DNS, discovery, pools, binaries, and documentation
• Mainnet is stable!

We own the launch issues. This was an execution failure, not a vision failure. We are committed to doing this right, even if it means slowing down.

— The Myntacoin Team

[Ms_Mining]

• All funds, balances, and data are safe — no chain reset has occurred!

The web wallet created before the mainnet launch is still not working. Some people started mining with it and now can't access the coins they earned.

This was an execution failure, not a vision failure.

Don't forget to change the Ravencoin icon in your file "mynta-qt" to the icon of your coin, if this "vision" differs in any way from the launch of another shitcoin.

[Mynta]

• All funds, balances, and data are safe — no chain reset has occurred!

The web wallet created before the mainnet launch is still not working. Some people started mining with it and now can't access the coins they earned.

To clarify the distinction here:

The blockchain itself is intact. No chain reset has occurred, and all balances remain fully accountable on-chain.

The issue being referenced relates to the **pre-launch web wallet**, not the consensus layer. Prior to launch, a large warning banner was placed on the website explicitly stating that the web wallet was experimental and should not be relied upon without backing up the recovery phrase.

We tested multiple wallets with funds prior to launch (example address: MGidSyw6fNH2z8EJxg9VdA4bLS7W5yUjyC) and have verified that funds remain spendable via proper key or seed import.

Some users may be experiencing access issues due to client-side web caching or incomplete backups. In those cases, the funds are not lost — they remain on-chain and are recoverable with the correct seed phrase or private key. We are reviewing daemon logs and timestamps to assist affected users where possible.

When we state that no funds were lost, we mean that the ledger itself has remained fully consistent and accountable.

This was an execution failure, not a vision failure.

Don't forget to change the Ravencoin icon in your file "mynta-qt" to the icon of your coin, if this "vision" differs in any way from the launch of another shitcoin.

Version 1.0.2.0 includes updated Mynta branding and imagery.

We are currently validating static builds and finalizing build documentation to ensure reproducible source builds across platforms. Autogen and configure scripts are also being modernized as part of that process.

These are packaging and tooling tasks, not consensus or protocol issues.

[Ms_Mining]

via proper key or seed import.

The seed phrase is unlikely to help. For example, my seed phrase obtained while testing the web wallet consists of 24 words, each of which begins with the letter "A". It is obvious that this phrase is not valid and does not contain the correct checksum words at the end.
Add to this everything that is typical of 99% of worthless clones (another coin icon, launch issues, lack of any innovations), and we end up with yet another shitcoin whose lifespan will end a few days after the start of OTC trading or an exchange listing.
In any case, I wish you luck with your project. It will really need it.

[Mynta]

via proper key or seed import.

The seed phrase is unlikely to help. For example, my seed phrase obtained while testing the web wallet consists of 24 words, each of which begins with the letter "A". It is obvious that this phrase is not valid and does not contain the correct checksum words at the end.
Add to this everything that is typical of 99% of worthless clones (another coin icon, launch issues, lack of any innovations), and we end up with yet another shitcoin whose lifespan will end a few days after the start of OTC trading or an exchange listing.
In any case, I wish you luck with your project. It will really need it.

The claim about seed phrases is simply incorrect.

Seed phrases do work and have been tested extensively across the desktop wallet and web wallet. The example you cite does not reflect the actual implementation and appears to be based on assumptions rather than a review of the code or documentation. The wallet uses standard mnemonic generation and validation, including checksum enforcement. Importing via seed phrase or private key functions as intended.

More broadly, it’s clear no meaningful investigation was done before making these assertions. The code is public. The documentation is public. The website is public and has been repaired. Anyone genuinely interested in evaluating the project can verify this themselves in minutes.

Yes, the launch was rocky. We’ve been transparent about that from the start. What matters is what happened next: the issues were identified, fixed, and the network stabilized without resets, loss of funds, or hidden intervention. The community stepped up, tested, mined, and helped harden the infrastructure. That’s not something you see in “worthless clones.”

We’re proud of what we’ve built so far and how the launch challenges were handled. Constructive technical criticism is always welcome, but dismissive conclusions drawn without examining the code, network, or current state of the project don’t add much value.

If you have specific, reproducible technical concerns, feel free to raise them. Otherwise, best of luck to you as well.

I would also like to reiterate, if you believe you have lost funds - please feel free to reach out to me directly and I would be more then happy to help you recover them.

[Ms_Mining]

Seed phrases do work and have been tested extensively across the desktop wallet and web wallet. The example you cite does not reflect the actual implementation and appears to be based on assumptions rather than a review of the code or documentation. The wallet uses standard mnemonic generation and validation, including checksum enforcement. Importing via seed phrase or private key functions as intended.

More broadly, it’s clear no meaningful investigation was done before making these assertions. The code is public. The documentation is public. The website is public and has been repaired. Anyone genuinely interested in evaluating the project can verify this themselves in minutes.

On January 9 around midnight UTC as part of a test, I created an account in your web wallet. The address RUnkK7Fa7BtPUnguLZ6eYK66G5NJdULLbx was generated and the following seed phrase was provided: [*** *** artist anchor argue airport athlete about zoo add amateur athlete anger asthma arrest advance audit about affair amused ability already *** ***]. I have masked two words at the beginning and two words at the end of the seed phrase. Importing the seed phrase into the web wallet fails, and the wallet address itself cannot be found in the block explorer. Based on messages from users of my telegram channel, similar situations have occurred. It is possible that after the mainnet launch you fixed something on the website, but above I described my own specific case, which I personally encountered shortly after the coin was announced.

[Mynta]

Thanks for laying out a concrete example. That context is genuinely helpful, and I want to address it directly.

You are correct that some users who interacted with the pre-launch web wallet encountered an issue. We have since identified the root cause.

During the pre-launch window, the web wallet was operating in an experimental state and, in a limited set of cases, generated mnemonic phrases using a Ravencoin-pattern mnemonic configuration rather than Mynta’s finalized parameters. That mismatch is what caused certain seed phrases to fail validation post-launch and why some addresses may not appear as expected when importing them back into the web interface.

To be clear about the scope:

• This was not a consensus or blockchain issue
• No chain reset or ledger alteration has occurred
• Funds, where generated correctly, remain fully on-chain
• The failure occurred at the pre-launch web wallet user interface layer, not the protocol layer

Because of this risk, approximately 24 hours before mainnet launch, we placed a prominent red warning banner on both the homepage and the wallet page advising users to only use the local desktop wallet for mining and key generation, and to treat the web wallet as experimental until launch completed. That warning was issued specifically because final wallet parameters were still being locked in.

That said, we also acknowledge the following:

• Some users interacted with the web wallet before or during that transition
• The user experience did not adequately prevent this edge case
• Responsibility for that ultimately sits with us, not the user

Since launch, the web wallet has been corrected to use the proper mnemonic generation and validation logic. We are now reviewing daemon logs, timestamps, and address derivations to assist users who believe they were affected.

If you or anyone else generated a wallet during that window and are unable to access it, please feel free to reach out directly with the address, approximate creation time, and any saved seed or key material. We will review cases individually and help determine recoverability where possible.

Constructive technical feedback grounded in specific cases is always welcome. Infrastructure launches expose edge cases. What matters is identifying them, fixing them transparently, and helping users recover where possible. That is exactly what we are doing here.

[Ms_Mining]

If you or anyone else generated a wallet during that window and are unable to access it, please feel free to reach out directly with the address, approximate creation time, and any saved seed or key material.

Ok. I have provided the details of the specific case above, the ball is now in your court.

[Mynta]

Seed phrases do work and have been tested extensively across the desktop wallet and web wallet. The example you cite does not reflect the actual implementation and appears to be based on assumptions rather than a review of the code or documentation. The wallet uses standard mnemonic generation and validation, including checksum enforcement. Importing via seed phrase or private key functions as intended.

More broadly, it’s clear no meaningful investigation was done before making these assertions. The code is public. The documentation is public. The website is public and has been repaired. Anyone genuinely interested in evaluating the project can verify this themselves in minutes.

On January 9 around midnight UTC as part of a test, I created an account in your web wallet. The address RUnkK7Fa7BtPUnguLZ6eYK66G5NJdULLbx was generated and the following seed phrase was provided: [*** *** artist anchor argue airport athlete about zoo add amateur athlete anger asthma arrest advance audit about affair amused ability already *** ***]. I have masked two words at the beginning and two words at the end of the seed phrase. Importing the seed phrase into the web wallet fails, and the wallet address itself cannot be found in the block explorer. Based on messages from users of my telegram channel, similar situations have occurred. It is possible that after the mainnet launch you fixed something on the website, but above I described my own specific case, which I personally encountered shortly after the coin was announced.

Perfect! Thank you so much for the detailed response. Could you send me your current web address or local address?

Thank you!

[Ms_Mining]

Could you send me your current web address or local address?

ML2dEgenVgmqQWonz7BaJiYBpxyRNkvZQ4

[Mynta]

Could you send me your current web address or local address?

ML2dEgenVgmqQWonz7BaJiYBpxyRNkvZQ4

Please check the funds associated with your wallet.

[Ms_Mining]

Please check the funds associated with your wallet.

Thanks.