thank you for the technical analysis. Your assessment is accurate—the project is in its early alpha stage, and the infrastructure, particularly the seed nodes, is currently under development.
I appreciate you taking the time to review chainparams.cpp. Transparency is a priority, and I acknowledge that network connectivity is currently limited as the seed infrastructure is being established to facilitate peer discovery.
Regarding the codebase, Termubit is a fork of Dogecoin that is being optimized for a specific vision. The GitHub documentation will be updated to provide greater clarity on the technical specifications and the current development status
Feedback of this nature is valuable for improving network stability. If you have any technical recommendations regarding peer discovery or network configuration, they would be highly appreciated. Regards.
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When I am trying to search Termubit on Google, I am not getting any results related to it. You should have given detailed information about the project before asking us to run the node. I doubt anyone here will do it.
But you’ll most likely be wasting your time.
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.
thank you for the technical analysis. Your assessment is accurate—the project is in its early alpha stage, and the infrastructure, particularly the seed nodes, is currently under development.
I appreciate you taking the time to review chainparams.cpp. Transparency is a priority, and I acknowledge that network connectivity is currently limited as the seed infrastructure is being established to facilitate peer discovery.
Regarding the codebase, Termubit is a fork of Dogecoin that is being optimized for a specific vision. The GitHub documentation will be updated to provide greater clarity on the technical specifications and the current development status
Feedback of this nature is valuable for improving network stability. If you have any technical recommendations regarding peer discovery or network configuration, they would be highly appreciated. Regards.
