Topic: Altcoin completely written in Python (Read 1283 times)

Hello. I'm a girl and I only know that Python is a programming language. But I participate in the bounty campaign Cryzen https://www.cryzen.com , their token Xen written in Python. Maybe this will be useful to you. Excuse me.

Python is a great solution for such things! I would like to learn it soon too, and I am very excited about it. Maybe you can recommend me something? I have read the great inspiring article from https://diceus.com/python-developer-salary/ recently. Take a look there too, maybe you will like it too

Many cryptocurrencies are written in Python, but at the heart of one horseradish lies the good old Java. Well, maybe even where C++ is used I will not go into details.

C++ is the language used so it's pretty rare that
Python is used

Here is a cool coin which I just found over the internet:

https://github.com/zack-bitcoin/basiccoin

The code is written really nice, I would suggest you to have a look and pass through it.
Anyway, the most known altcoin won't be written in python as C,C++ offers much more and you have the ability to do things that it would be much complicated to do in Python.
Also, take into consideration that most of the available bitcoin libraries wrote for C/C++ and not for python, so it's basically really hard to write a coin from zero with Python.

Check silme https://github.com/cvsae/silme i write it for education purposes

Speaking with all the cryptocurrencies is the decentralized token included in their list? I am looking for a trading site where all the decentralized and centralized token is completely listed. What about the unofficial tokens? Is it only in ED where you can search for their contract?

You can read more about Bismuth at bismuth.cz

Hey you're the guy who does the BlockXChain blog! I'm just starting out in blockchain development and found your "Building a Blockchain from Scratch using Python" to be really useful. I'm looking forward to a Part 2!

I found that there were a couple errors in it though, so had to modify it a little. I also added mining and block difficulty into your example. I was going to try implementing networking and being able to run multiple nodes and some basic consensus soon. My modifications: https://github.com/aidanbeale/BasicCoin. Pretty basic, but I am new to this.

I have found several other resources that might help you.

https://github.com/DutchGraa/crackcoin
This coin was written in Python specifically as a project to practice blockchain development. So it's not a fully functioning coin, but looks like a great resource.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annbisbismuth-20-beyond-defi-1896497
As for an actual existing currency, this coin (BISMUTH) is entirely written in Python.

https://github.com/theQRL
Also Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL) currently has their testnet written in Python. They're going to be releasing an updated testnet in a week or so (existing one is currently offline but you can go through the code).

If you find any good resources for learning the basics of blockchain development please let me know. Once I get the hang of things building a basic blockchain in Python I was going to try make a beginner video series or something. Help spread the knowledge around. Seems pretty hard to find good resources on it.

I'm also in learning the blockchain basics via Python, since I'm most comfortable with it. Any suggestions?

Well to be frank with you python is pretty easy language to understand as compared to C++. So I thought If any cryptocurrency written in python would help me understand the how the codes of blockchain are written. I am trying to understand the all the aspects of a coin and also want to contribute to new coins if they require my help.

->Chances are quite less.
->Since C++ laid out the basic foundation for Cryptos,it's pretty much take ahead from there.
->I can give 100 reasons why C++ should be the idea choice for cryptos over python.
->How many bitcoin related python modules you know ? C++ has many libraries!
->Why python though ? You want to contribute or start your own coin in python ?

Thanks for the info but I was looking for the cryptocurrency in python.

I believe Dash latest update 12.1 includes sentinel, which is coded in python and is running alongside dashd.
Future use will include easy updating of Dash through sentinel / python.
Dash has proof of work (miners) and proof of service (masternodes).

Dash is still looking for developers with experience in that area by the way : https://www.dash.org/forum/topic/dash-jobs.111/
 

Are there any list of cryptocurrency which is completely written in python language. Specifically, I am looking for cryptocurrency which has hybrid PoS/PoW that to writtern in python.