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NewYorkCoin is a PoW cryptocurrency based on the popular Scrypt algorithm. The NYC is themed after the North American city, New York.
| Mkt.Cap | $ 0.00000000 | Volume 24H | 0.00000000NYC |
| Market share | 0% | Total Supply | 2.15 BNYC |
| Proof type | PoW | Open | $ 0.000004 |
| Low | $ 0.000004 | High | $ 0.000004 |
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Today NewYorkCoin price in US dollars is currently 0.0000 USD, and if converted to Bitcoin is 0. A total of 128 coin's are currently circulating in the Market. NewYorkCoin prices are currently experiencing a change of -7.22 %, check all cryptocurrency. Over the past 24 hours 0.000 M US dollars NewYorkCoin has been traded on Crypto Exchanges. Get NewYorkCoin's progress by adding it to your favourites and creating a free portfolio if you wish.
January 4, 2018 marks the creation of the Community Dev Team and the beginning of their involvement in NYC. Charles Fulnecky, AKA “Cmelion” contacts in response to a Bitcointalk forum post seeking cryptocurrency development help and Charlie K. responds to Cmelion requesting help with NYC development. Find and report any bug or exploit that you can find in the NewYorkCoin code to Bug/exploit must be verified by the NewYorkCoin development team prior to payment for completion of the bounty.
As the team started to notice sudden peaks in hash rate, they suspected the peaks were due to abuse of the network by larger mining pools to increase the likelihood that such pool would get most, if not all of the block rewards prior to the block reward reduction. The Community Development Team had observed this activity in the past, which was one of their initial motivators for the security hard fork.
GitHub is home to over 40 million developers working together to host and review code, manage projects, and build software together. On October 21st, TradeSatoshi wasn’t able to continue filling NYC withdrawals, and on October 22nd, they made the decision to stop trading and contacted the team.
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Upgrade the NYC codebase to include the Segregated Witness Protocol, support for Atomic Swaps, as well as the Lightning Network Protocol. Code must be reviewed by the NewYorkCoin development team prior to payment for completion of the bounty. The Community Development Team and the NYCoin Community urges coin holders to obtain NYC related news and updates from official accounts/websites under control of the Community Development Team and the NYCoin Community. The official accounts/websites of the team are listed below and they are followed by a list of active/inactive accounts/websites that users should avoid getting their NYC news and updates from, as they are not controlled by the team. The huge supply was actually an attacker (or attackers) who were double-spending NYC by sending large amounts to exchanges, exchanging those NYC for another cryptocurrency, and withdrawing the replaced cryptocurrency.
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The team speculates that in cases such as this, the 51% attack was carried out by the use of large amounts of rented hash rate to seize control of the coin with the intent to exploit it. The Community Development Team has categorically rejected the notion that the wallets containing malware were used to carry out the attack. The Community Development Team strongly suspects that at most, the malware infected wallets acted as distraction for the 51% attack, rather than a facilitator of the attack.
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- Also on October 9th, 2018, the same day as the Discord server problem, a few of the NYC GitHub wallet releases became infected with malware.
- The team, upset with the way things had transpired, organized dozens of members from the community to copy content from the old server to the new server, posting messages in all channels informing the community of the move to the new server.
- Please note that @NewYorkCoinNYC is not associated with the current team.
- Yobit Exchange still hasn’t communicated its intentions regarding when it plans to unlock its users wallets for deposits and withdrawals and the team is not optimistic given Yobit’s historical reputation regarding other coins.
- On October 9th, 2018 “dkbigmoney” suddenly and without disclosing his intent, sold the NYC Discord to user “earthfunds,” who had made it known to the team that he wanted to be in sole control of the destiny of NYC.
On October 20th, 2018, Yobit Exchange locked users from being able to deposit or withdraw NYC without any statement alerting users as to why. The team, as well as many in the community thought that Yobit wallets were simply locked due to Yobit possibly updating the source code for the upcoming hard fork. During the relevant time period, the team observed hash rates as high as 600GH/s at the peak of the attack. To argue that this increased hash rate was derived from infected wallets is simply not possible.
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Even if all the computers with affected NYC wallets were on and running during the attack, the hash rate could not approach the levels observed during the 51% attack. Even if every infected wallet was on a computer powered by an Intel Core I7 5820K processor, it would require 465,116 infected computers to reach a mere 10% of the observed hash rate.
Stay up to date with the latest NewYorkCoin price movements and discussion. Check out our snapshot charts and see when there is an opportunity to buy or sell NewYorkCoin. Based on current forensic analysis by the Community Development Team, the 51% attack started on October 10th, only two days after the takeover of Discord and the infected wallet releases. For educational purposes and disclosure, the Community Devs alerted the community to the vulnerabilities that had always existed within the core code, as well as in many other POW coins.
GitHub is home to over 40 million developers working together. Join them to grow your own development teams, manage permissions, and collaborate on projects. No crypto news related to NYC found, if you're aware of anything related to NewYorkCoin, please let us know. Development is ongoing, and the development team, as well as other volunteers, can freely work in their own github branch and submit pull requests when features or bug fixes are ready.
Going forward the Community Development Team has limited administrator access to two individuals at a time, those individuals have real world identities tied to their accounts and Two Factor Authentication is strictly enforced. The original Discord server was created around this time and was owned by user “dkbigmoney” and user “cryptocurious.” On January 19, 2018, Hobbyist joins the newly created Discord and the Community Development Team starts to take shape. Developers “LTA,” “Nicovs,” and “MrSlosh” are brought into the fold, with “dkbigmoney” handling marketing and the social channels. All progress made to NYC at the time had been the result of volunteers, who saw an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on a cryptocurrency that had apparently been left for dead.
The following is a brief history of the creation of the modern day Community Development Team, and creation of the NYCoin Community. Followed by a description of the hard fork and analysis of the recent 51% attack. In 2015, TronREX attempts a re-branding campaign for NYC, using the URL newyorkcoin.xyz but it quickly lost momentum.
Github & Bitcointalk user “Wargo” forked the NYC Github repository to update the code in order to match Litecoin’s code updates. In August 2015, Coingather Exchange lists NYC. seems legit shows the most accurate live prices, charts and market rates from trusted top crypto exchanges globally. seems legit have over 2100+ cryptocurrencies, trusted historical data, details of active, upcoming and finished ICOs.
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Through regular posts online in the Community’s Telegram channels and Discord, the team reiterated best-practices for coin holders, such as maintaining their coin in wallets that provided access to the private keys, not on exchanges. What was well-known at the time was that the hard fork was expected to occur in late October, 2018.
