frandlyn26 / p1652

Pine Tree Shilling 1652 (P1652) is a fork of TurtleCoin. Its purpose is to be used in a classroom/school economy.

PIne Tree Shilling (P1652) is a tribute to moneymakers in the past and useful for educators in teaching students economics, history, finance, programming, and other technical skills.

Contributing to P1652

We are a group of blockchain Enthusiast and would love to have your contributions.

• If you'd like to report a bug, fill out a bug report
• If you'd like to submit code for a bug you fixed, submit a pull-request
• If you're a tester submitting tests you've done on a Release Candidate, click here
• If you're a beginner developer, and want a list of easy things you can accomplish to help, click here for a list of TODOs
• Everyone else just click the ★ star at the top of this repository 😊 It really helps us out!

Installing P1652

To use P1652, you'll need a way to connect to the network, and a wallet to hold your funds. This software includes those things for you, you can compile it yourself, or you can download the ones that we have compiled for you (once we provide them).

Click here to download: http://latest.p1652.xyz

To compile from sourcecode yourself, build instructions will be comming.

Getting Started Fast

Everyone starts somewhere. If you're new or returning, you'll probably want to get in sync with the network so you can use your funds. Syncing from your own node is faster than syncing from a remote node. Here are some handy links to get you there as soon as possible.

A note for contributing developers

Hello, and thank you for helping us! Our work makes use of many brilliant projects from other communities who contributed their code which helped us get to where we are now. To make sure we're always doing things the right way, we try to make sure we get the proper license header in every file we modify. By the terms of this project's license, any open source project may use our software, but the licenses may only be appended to, not altered.

See src/config/CryptoNoteConfig.h for an example.

// Copyright (c) 2012-2017, The CryptoNote developers, The Bytecoin developers
// Copyright (c) 2014-2018, The Monero Project
// Copyright (c) 2018-2020, The TurtleCoin Developers
// Copyright (C) 2021-2022, The P1652 Group
// Please see the included LICENSE file for more information.

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