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    QwartzNetwork

    QwartzNetwork

    cryptocurrency with own PoW/PoS[Masternode] Blockchain

    QwartzNetwork - OpenSource Blockchain Project You can help Qwartz Network to be listed on any exchange you know ! If you want support QwartzNetwork, you can send 0.0014 BTC to 1CEs9bwRiS8Zx9mZ1s7BZxkyfsumGoSuNT for node Create following file: C:/user/"YourName"/AppData/Roaming/Qwartz/qwartz.conf : rpcuser=rpc_qwartz rpcpassword=31c23561720bf04415ecac27d rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 rpcport=7531 listen=1 server=1 txindex=1 addnode=109.17.195.223 addnode=199.247.8.70 Or type...
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    WJN

    WJN

    WJN Crypto Currency | عملة وجن المشفرة

    الإصدار الأول لعملة وجن المشفرة مفتوح المصدر First Edition of WJN Crypto Currency Open-Source Windows Wallet | Linux Wallet | Linux Daemon | Sourcode
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    Metrocoin

    Metrocoin

    Metrocoin is for Growth

    Metrocoin is an experimental new digital currency that enables instant payments to anyone, anywhere in the world. Metrocoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority: managing transactions and issuing money are carried out collectively by the network. Metrocoin is also the name of the open source software which enables the use of this currency.
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    PLM - Innovative cryptocurrency

    PLM - Innovative cryptocurrency

    PLM - The Universal Currency for Poeple

    Polish Mark (PLM) is an open cryptocurrency, formerly Q-coin (www.q-coin.org), is completely Polish idea and product, created on the basis of science (Information Theory) and philosophy - Informationism. More about Polish Mark discover the web site www.markapolska.org. There is also the source code of the wallet https://github.com/wonabru/qcoin or https://github.com/wonabru/Q, so you can connect to the network and register your account with the name in the network of Polish Mark.
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    Sterlingcoin

    Sterlingcoin

    Low Fees | No Banks | 5.5% Interest | Transfer Worldwide

    Sterlingcoin is a digital currency used to pay for goods or services in daily life both offline and online. It is a decentralised system controlled by an open market and not by a corporation, bank or government. Because of its decentralisation everyone who runs the Sterlingcoin wallets shares the public ledger*. Sterlingcoin is a completely fair**, transparent and a highly secure form of currency for all needs. The price of Sterlingcoin is determined by supply & demand, use, trading and...
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