Topic: Looking for some devs to participate in development of new cryptocurrency (Read 84 times)

I appreciate that. Thank you for the info, and I will move it over.

The idea sounds cool.
If i understood you well, you want to combine two different concepts (actually running within other blockchains) in one big project. I can't say this technically not possible but it's quite hard to realize without a clear vision for the project milestones in addition to a big budget to cover all development/promotion charges.

My suggestion for you is to move this topic to "Project Development" board, where you may find interested Devs and some good suggestions for improvement. The "Move" option is in the bottom of this page.

I wish you the best of luck.

Hello. I am here to pitch my idea of a cryptocurrency, and I would like to ask the opinions of the community about this idea, and also bring along devs if anyone is interested in supporting development.

I see this coin taking inspiration from a couple others: namely Flux and Raptoreum. Both of these coins bring new ideas and technologies to the table: for example, Raptoreum will soon provide smart contracts in familiar languages, such as Java and Python. Flux uses its network of masternodes to create an incredibly powerful supercomputer, allowing users to rent resources in exchange for coins. Now, what if we combined all of these features into one powerful network?

Masternodes provide computing power, as well as "locking" coins into the network, lowering coins on the market and potentially raising price.
Assets provide an NFT-like experience similar to Ethereum.
Smart contracts can be programmed in languages familiar to new developers, attracting more attention to the coin.
Alongside smart contracts, the network's computing power can be harnessed to run software directly on the network using VMs on the masternodes.
Dev fees take a small portion of every block to be added to a dev fund, helping the coin get added to bigger exchanges that require a payment for the coin to be added. This also incentivizes further development.
Perhaps a dual-algorithm POW system might be a good idea as well.

Who's interested? Any ideas to expand upon the existing ones?