About the coin (primary summary)
Summary of the post about Qwertycoin (QWC)
What is the coin
Qwertycoin (QWC) is a new project focused on private payments and open CPU mining with rewards for providing verifiable network services. It is a CPU‑only coin that combines privacy, processor mining, and a reward system for network service via EPoSe.
Mining algorithm
The main algorithm is RandomX (used in the new core), and the EPoSe (EPO Service Node Reward) system is also implemented, offering rewards for providing verifiable network services.
CPU‑only or not
Yes, it is a CPU‑only coin. The project is aimed exclusively at processor mining without using GPUs or other specialized chips.
Brief description
QWC returns with an updated code base, a new network, and a reworked EPoSe implementation. The core is built on Monero 0.18.x, uses the RandomX proof‑of‑work, and adds an EPoSe system with on‑chain registration, signed service proofs, and deterministic payout rules. Web Wallet 2.0.1, CLI tools, and an explorer are available for public testing.
Where to mine / pool
- Official pool: https://pool.qwertycoin.org/
- Discord server: https://discord.gg/ZETDewRgN
- Docker Hub: image
qwertycoin/qwertycoin:latestfor deploying a node on Linux/x86‑64
Wallet / links
- Web Wallet — interface for managing the wallet
- Core v2.0.1 — command line and RPC for consumers
- Docker image — ready‑to‑use image for deploying a node (packs the daemon, CLI wallet, and RPC)
Community reaction
Participants reminisce about QwertyCoin from the early days of the project and confirm that it is the same developer (Alex/nnian) who has returned and is actively developing the project. The following comments were made:
- lightbit asked whether this is a new team or the same developer.
- gall00tech noted that the coin is already being mined actively, but sees low hash‑rate power and plans to create a mining guide.
- Qwertycoin_QWC confirmed his identity as founder and lead developer, inviting users to create a Discord account for communication.
Update history (deltas)
2026-10-05 00:12 UTC — 2 new posts
Main topic of the new posts: Announcement of QWC listing on the Neoxa exchange and release of new wallet and node versions (v2.0.2 and v2.0.3) with improvements for EPoSe and an announcement of further developments (messenger, S3‑style storage).
Key news/updates:
- QWC added to Neoxa Exchange in the QWC/USDT pair.
- Core and GUI versions v2.0.2 are available (Windows installer, portable packages, macOS DMG, Linux desktop wallet, CLI‑tools, official Docker image) along with updated documentation and a site section “Get QWC”.
- Work is underway on a built‑in messenger and S3‑style storage is planned.
- Version v2.0.3 Core and GUI released; nodes are recommended to upgrade to block 21 600 to benefit from EPoSe improvements that make node qualification more reliable.
- Release links: Core – https://github.com/qwertycoin-org/qwertycoin/releases/tag/v2.0.3 GUI – https://github.com/qwertycoin-org/qwertycoin-gui/releases/tag/v2.0.3
Issues/complaints: No issues or complaints were noted in the new posts.
Overall tone: Positive – emphasis on successful listing, new releases, and further development plans.
2026-10-09 00:13 UTC — 1 new post
- Main topic of the new post: Qwertycoin (QWC) added to the MiningChamp.com platform for monitoring the network, pools, and exchanges.
- Key news/updates:
- Official QWC page on MiningChamp: https://miningchamp.com/coin/qwertycoin
- Section with all pools: https://miningchamp.com/pools
- List of all tracked coins: https://miningchamp.com
- Tracking of exchanges and trading pairs with real prices, volume, and liquidity.
- Monitoring of network difficulty, total hash‑rate, and chain growth.
- Information on current block height, average block time, and block reward.
- Overview of active pools, their hash‑rates, and operational status.
- Issues/complaints: none.
- Overall tone: positive.