Hey everyone,
We just launched Termubit, a brand new decentralized layer-1 blockchain project. The goal here is simple: we want to build a fast, secure, and highly optimized network for daily microtransactions without dealing with heavy fees or massive corporate backing. This is a 100% community-driven project from day one.
To get the network running smoothly and completely decentralized, we really need more peers and full nodes online.
If you have a spare PC, an old laptop, or a cheap VPS lying around, please consider running a Termubit node to help us secure the ledger and validate transactions.
Hello, dear Termubit team.
I wanted to congratulate you on the successful network launch — judging by my logs, it operates so exclusively that there is not a single peer in it. getconnectioncount consistently returns 0, getpeerinfo outputs an empty array, and verificationprogress is dead-locked on the genesis block. Apparently, this was by design: decentralization in its absolute form — every node is the entire network unto itself.
While exploring your src/chainparams.cpp, I discovered a touching detail — all vSeeds.push_back(...) lines are neatly commented out, and the commented lines themselves contain empty "". That is, DNS seeds are not just disabled — no one even got around to filling them in. The fallback to fixed seeds from chainparamsseeds.h also works wonderfully: out of about 15 IPs, zero respond in the log, while the rest harmoniously return Connection refused and No route to host. A beautiful ensemble.
I am particularly pleased that the binary identifies itself to the network as /Aldianokto:1.0.0/, and the address prefix PUBKEY_ADDRESS = 65 is, if I’m not mistaken, exactly the Dogecoin prefix. So, it turns out you forked Dogecoin, renamed half of the strings, forgot to add seed servers, failed to set up the infrastructure — and released this as an independent project with a detailed 14-section manual. I respect the consistency.
If I am wrong and the network actually exists, I would be glad to receive at least one working addnode. If I am not wrong — thank you for a complimentary few hours of building and compiling, it was educational.
Best regards.
