About the coin (primary summary)

Post summary about Smartie Coin (SMT)

What is the coin

SmartieCoin (SMT) is a secondary coin within the Ethernova ecosystem, designed specifically for CPU-only mining. It is a project with infrastructure features: instant transactions (InstantSend), attack protection (ChainLocks), anonymity (PrivateSend) and decentralized governance on-chain.

Mining algorithm

Yespower is an algorithm focused exclusively on CPU computations. The maximum supply is 100,000,000 SMT, block hash interval – 60 seconds, base block subsidy – 50 SMT.

CPU-only or not

Yes, CPU-only is a key characteristic of the coin, confirmed in the project description.

Brief description

SmartieCoin creates infrastructure for fast mining on processors with instant payment, attack protection, and on-chain governance features. The protocol uses a peer‑to‑peer network for issuance and validation without premine, ICO, or centralized control.

Where to mine/pool

• Mining: Via the official website, GitHub, and the blockchain explorer tool (Explorer).
• Pool: It is recommended to use poolmz.online (stratum port stratum+tcp://poolmz.zapto.org:3655), where fast withdrawals are available (every 60 minutes).

Wallet/links

• Site: https://bitcointalk.org (by the thread title)
• GitHub: https://github.com (mentioned in the post)
• Explorer: https://explorer.ethernova.io (in the context of Ethernova)
• Pool: https://poolmz.online
• Discord: https://discord.gg/fZ7A5FFBa8 (official channel)

Community reaction

Responses show diverse activity:

• Users join the poolmz.online pool and ask about Discord.
• There is interest in official resources (site, GitHub, explorer).
• Some commenters express skepticism (“all coins are clones”), but the overall trend is active exploration of the project and readiness to start mining.

Update history (deltas)

2026-09-25 00:15 UTC — 38 new posts

Main topic of new posts:

The community discusses a series of SmartieCoin updates – hard fork, masternode launch, new wallet releases, listings on exchanges and pools, as well as marketing actions (giveaway, store) and a full project reset with zero premine.

Key news/updates:

• Listing on XeggeX (SMT/USDT pair) and announcement of upcoming masternodes.
• Release of a hard fork and a new wallet (link to GitHub release).
• Masternode price announcement – 15 000 SMT.
• Giveaway of 50 000 SMT on Discord.
• Launch of Smartie Coin Store (global marketplace for trading goods for SMT).
• Full chain reset: 0 premine, fair launch only through mining, modern code based on Bitcoin Core + Dash Core, retaining YesPower CPU mining.
• Sequential wallet releases v0.0.1 → v0.0.3 → v0.0.7 (with masternode wizard).
• New listings: Klingex (SMT/USDT), Nodes24 (masternode hosting), Gatevia (exchange and pool with 0 % fee, Android app with notifications).
• Addition of SmartieCoin to the mining calculator on mymining.cc.

Issues/complaints:

• Users report corrupted wallet.dat after the update, lack of peers and inability to sync.
• Explorer listed as unavailable.
• Lack of detailed information about masternodes (requirements, rewards, activation height) leads to suspicions of pump‑and‑dump and possible trojan in an empty repository.
• Some commenters call the project “trash” and express skepticism about its novelty.

Overall tone:

Mixed – early posts contain criticism and technical problems, but recent updates (reset, store, listings, new wallet versions) generate a noticeably more positive and optimistic mood in the community.

2026-10-09 00:14 UTC — 1 new post

Main topic of new posts: announcement of the release of new wallet SmartieCoin Core v0.5.3.

Key news/updates:

• Berkeley DB recovery errors now terminate safely, without automatic wallet environment reset or DB log deletion.
• The Windows Qt assertion px != 0, which previously caused a crash on startup, did not reproduce in isolated tests.
• No consensus changes.
• Builds are available for Windows x64, macOS arm64 and Linux x86_64 with SHA‑256 checksums and BDB compatibility results.
• Wallet testing was performed only on disposable wallets.
• Note for macOS: the app is not notarized and may require manual approval on first launch.

Issues/complaints: no explicit problems reported; the only note is the need to manually allow execution on macOS due to lack of notarization.

Overall tone: positive/neutral – focus on improving wallet reliability and stability without risk to the network.