I am formulating how to announce and coordinate a bootstrap of a new token network. Ideally it will be set to go in about six months. Where should I inquire to find volunteers to bootstrap a new anonymous crypto-currency system?

The system is experimental. It is not guaranteed to do anything useful. The system is meant to create tokens and allow tokens to be transferred between cryptographic ledger accounts, AKA, 'wallets.' The tokens can represent anything the user desires for them to represent. The tokens can represent coupons. The tokens can represent digital coins. The tokens can represent beans, if you wish to trade beans for tokens. Your imagination is the only limit for the use of the tokens.

The system is not a blockchain. It is very different than blockchain. It does use Merkle trees but in a very unique way. The system is neither proof-of-work nor proof-of-stake. It works on new ideas. Every peer on the network mints tokens by lottery. Mining pools are not built in to the protocol. It works more like a lottery than a proof of work system. The more verifications a peer can prove the ability to perform, the more odds the peer has on the draw. A periodic gossip check establishes a peer's weight for the draw.

The protocol is fully anonymous. It employs homomorphic commitment schemes to guarantee that all transactions are blind and untraceable. Wallet balances are also invisible to the network.

Roughly 50 volunteers will be needed to bootstrap at the exact same time to get the network running. Ideally I would like to have boot-strap peers online in a dozen or more countries.

Early adopters will have much higher odds in the lottery-like system for earning coins. The initial volunteers will be provided an exact date and time for the bootstrap goldrush via email, with links to the whitepaper and binaries.

The binaries include a minting peer, wallet, and a simple app for sending transactions and checking the wallet balance.

The volunteers would need to have a container or virtual machine ready with Debian stable to install the software.

The release will be emailed to all volunteers first. About three days after the release information and links will be posted to alt.bitcoins so the initial volunteers have a head start to mint with increased odds in their favor. Thereafter I will begin posting release links to whatever Internet spaces are suggested as relevant for my project.

No source code will be provided until well after the goldrush and a large number of peers are onboarded. Providing source code will only allow the rich grifters to copy and air-drop copy for their scams and kill my network in the cradle with their grift market advertising power. This is why the bootstrappers need to prepare a container or VM, for security, in case there are any bugs. Questions will be answered in the whitepaper on the goldrush release and reveal.

Please suggest online spaces where I may inquire of curious and interested parties for such a bootstrap event. I will not respond to requests for the source code.

Any and all participation in the goldrush is subject to the disclaimer below.

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On 1/5/23 23:13, Coin Goldrush wrote:

I am formulating how to announce and coordinate a bootstrap of a new token network. Ideally it will be set to go in about six months. Where should I inquire to find volunteers to bootstrap a new anonymous crypto-currency system?

The system is experimental. It is not guaranteed to do anything useful. The system is meant to create tokens and allow tokens to be transferred between cryptographic ledger accounts, AKA, 'wallets.' The tokens can represent anything the user desires for them to represent. The tokens can represent coupons. The tokens can represent digital coins. The tokens can represent beans, if you wish to trade beans for tokens. Your imagination is the only limit for the use of the tokens.

The system is not a blockchain. It is very different than blockchain. It does use Merkle trees but in a very unique way. The system is neither proof-of-work nor proof-of-stake. It works on new ideas. Every peer on the network mints tokens by lottery. Mining pools are not built in to the protocol. It works more like a lottery than a proof of work system. The more verifications a peer can prove the ability to perform, the more odds the peer has on the draw. A periodic gossip check establishes a peer's weight for the draw.

The protocol is fully anonymous. It employs homomorphic commitment schemes to guarantee that all transactions are blind and untraceable. Wallet balances are also invisible to the network.

Roughly 50 volunteers will be needed to bootstrap at the exact same time to get the network running. Ideally I would like to have boot-strap peers online in a dozen or more countries.

Early adopters will have much higher odds in the lottery-like system for earning coins. The initial volunteers will be provided an exact date and time for the bootstrap goldrush via email, with links to the whitepaper and binaries.

The binaries include a minting peer, wallet, and a simple app for sending transactions and checking the wallet balance.

The volunteers would need to have a container or virtual machine ready with Debian stable to install the software.

The release will be emailed to all volunteers first. About three days after the release information and links will be posted to alt.bitcoins so the initial volunteers have a head start to mint with increased odds in their favor. Thereafter I will begin posting release links to whatever Internet spaces are suggested as relevant for my project.

No source code will be provided until well after the goldrush and a large number of peers are onboarded. Providing source code will only allow the rich grifters to copy and air-drop copy for their scams and kill my network in the cradle with their grift market advertising power. This is why the bootstrappers need to prepare a container or VM, for security, in case there are any bugs. Questions will be answered in the whitepaper on the goldrush release and reveal.

Please suggest online spaces where I may inquire of curious and interested parties for such a bootstrap event. I will not respond to requests for the source code.

Any and all participation in the goldrush is subject to the disclaimer below.

I posted a link to this usenet message on the hackernews feed (news.ycombinator.com).

Their censors removed the post and deleted my user account. No explanation was provided.

See for yourself: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34277509

What are they trying to hide? What are they trying to control?