XXX coin/chain.
It is available under xxx.masterchain.info
The minting transaction was:
https://blockchain.info/tx/c4397e470c059dd9a2a87a63959a009338a1c59d8aea3b774df3ebf4251cefc9
The main chain address:
https://masterchain.info/Address.html?addr=1xxx1Wt8o8sv4JNdZXL8hTEZdXMTcDUa1¤cy=XXX
contains 5002.24330009 XXX coins and 5002.24330009 Test XXX coins.
The details of the chain are available on the currencies page: https://masterchain.info/Currencies.html
No specific rules were published for this chain (at least google says nothing about 1xxx1Wt8o8sv4JNdZXL8hTEZdXMTcDUa1), and no sell offers are available, but the distributed exchange supports already the XXX coins.
@ XXX chain owner:
Congratulations !
I suggest that you send some portion of the coins to another address where you maintain sell orders.
The chain private key must be kept more secure than all other private keys
It would have been best if you keep the chain private key totally offline.
For this you could use the offline signing feature on:
https://masterchain.info/offlinesign.html
@ XXX chain owner:
I have seen few transaction created by you which didn't get confirmed on:
https://blockchain.info/address/1xxx1Wt8o8sv4JNdZXL8hTEZdXMTcDUa1
The reason is too small fee ( 0.000001 BTC)
https://blockchain.info/tx/1874eed879a2da857f7cfd9c3145f3673c3a497f2d7fabc9b176a6f7fe42b44d
You can either try to double spend the same outputs, or just wait and hope that this transaction will get confirmed.
Since all the following transaction which depend on that one have a reasonable fee (0.0001 BTC), there is a chance that they will all get included in one block, but this depends on the ordering algorithm that the miner uses.