For now, anyone interested in Lindacoin should consider only the staking and lightening fast transaction benefits until we resolve the Masternode issues. We are working tirelessly to ensure all problems are solved.
Thank you for understanding
This coin is a clone of 8bit, You can tell this as the devs did not even change the 8bit masternode collateral from 112 coins.
If you send yourself a transaction of exactly 112 coins you will get valid entry when you run masternode outputs.
If you add 30,000,000 to your wallet as advertised you will not get anything when you run masternode outputs.
However if you try and start a masternode with 112 coin collateral (or if you recompile it as 30,000,000) then I think the mastenode public key is not valid -another bug/oversight in the code- and the network reports your node as misbehaving.
I did bring this up with the dev, and I felt from his answers he actually did not have the competence to fix the masternode issue, Also hes been offline since 18th of July now....
Also I think in order to resolve the masternode issue there would likely need to be a new wallet and a fork (I am a developer but I'm not an coin dev, I could be wrong)
I can say that regular staking does work fine with this coin.
So as the dev said, you should only consider staking and fast transactions when pricing this coin.
