Coin Info
This is Detailed info about coin blockchain settings.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Coin Name | Dpowcoin |
| Short Name | DPC |
| Block Time | 5m or 300s |
| Diff Retargeting | LWMA3 with N 576 |
| Reward | 50 coins |
| Subsidy Halving Interval | Every 420 000 blocks |
| Proof Type | Dual POW ( not multi pow!) |
| Algo | Dual POW - by Yespower and Argon2id 0x13 + SHA512 |
| POW check like at LTC | Using sha256d in headers indexing |
| Legacy Address Prefix | P - 55 - 0x37 |
| P2SH-SegWit Address Prefix | C - 28 - 0x1c |
| Bech32-SegWit Prefix | dpc1 |
| Default p2p port | 42003 |
| Default rpc port | 42002 |
| powLimit | 001fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff |
| BIPs activated | Block 2 |
| Network Magic | 0xf29f4afb |
| bip324 Salt | dpowcoin_v2_shared_secret |
| COINBASE MATURITY | 100 |
| MAX SUPPLY | 42 000 000 |
| Pre Mine | None if not count 3 blocks for activate "BIP" rules. |
| Dev Fees | None |
How to mine ?
go to debug console and put command
generatetoaddress nblocks "address" ( maxtries )
Example for infine try
generatetoaddress 10000 "Myaddress" -1
nblocks must be positive value!
Two proofs of work (POWs) are utilized for each block validation process. Initially, the block undergoes verification using the Yespower algorithm. Subsequently, the same block is subjected to two rounds of SHA512 with a salt, followed by two rounds of Argon2id. The block is deemed valid only if it passes both proof of work validations simultaneously.
For the Yespower proof of work, the function GetYespowerPowHash() computes the hash. This function serializes the block data and utilizes the Yespower algorithm for hash computation.
For the Argon2id proof of work, the function GetArgon2idPoWHash() is employed. This function serializes the block data and then performs two rounds of SHA512 hashing with a salt. Following this, it conducts two rounds of Argon2id hashing. The resulting hash from the second round is returned.
To verify block headers, the function CheckBlockHeader() is utilized. It evaluates both proofs of work for the block. If either proof of work fails, the block is considered invalid.
For lightweight Simplified Payment Verification (SPV) wallets, only one of the proof of works can be utilized for verification. Typically, the combination of SHA512 and Argon2id is recommended due to its efficiency and wide availability across different platforms.