Just a site about Coinye

The crypto you thought died in 2014, but didn't

Not dying, only getting sicker!

Technical Details
Algorithm:	Scrypt
Block time:	± 90 Seconds
Max Coins:	133,333,333,333
Difficulty re-target Time:	12 hours (every 480 blocks)
Every 100k blocks, the payout halves
Stats turn me on

Wallets

Although you should know better than to download dubious software from dubious sites, here are the download links to the wallets. This software is released under some vague go fuck yourself public license. Best of luck.

Windows Installer

The all-in-one installer, read more about it here

Windows (.zip)

The Old And Original One

Linux QT-Wallet

Compiled from source on Ubuntu 14 32bit. May not work on more recent versions of Linux.

Linux Daemon Only

Compiled from source on Ubuntu 14 32bit. May not work on more recent versions of Linux.

Other linux versions:

Here's a collection of builds, install notes, scripts, everything your nerdy little linux heart may desire for these Distro's:

Mac OS X

Hey, if you have a Mac... that's okay! Really!!

Source code

Download or view the source code on GitHub. Note that this is actually still the same repo as back when it was announced! This repository may be the one "official" thing still left by The Original Devs.

Bityecoin repository

A new repository and some active development! It currently contains 3 repositories with various differences. They all should play nice with the old wallet, but running customized wallets (or anything else for that matter) from github obviously doesn't come with any guarantees.

Community

Coinye on BitCoinTalk: A very active place for people to discuss Coinye. Different bounties, developed support and other news is announced here!
Block Explorer: Where you can actually see the beating heart of Coinye: the Block Chain!!
Coinye Unofficial: An alternative site about Coinye with an actual forum.
Wikipedia: Coinye: That's right! It's on Wikipedia, so it must be true!!!
Coinye on Reddit.com: Home of the reddit Coinye tipperbot and as many gayfish as you can imagine!
Coinye related groups on Telegram:: t.me/Coinye started out as some scammy advertisement, but attracted a few genuine gay fish nontheless; t.me/coinye_chat Chat for coinye enthusiasts, usually a good place to get support, both technical as well as mental.
IRC - Currently unavailable... :(: Unfortunately the good old #CoinyeCoin channel on Freenode is not available anymore... unfortunately with it, died Botye the IRC bot and the chat-box on this site... Sorry for the inconvenience, and we'll be looking for an alternative hopefully soon.
Testnet: For all you tinkerers, mad scientists and digital alchemists, here's a block-explorer that lets you explore this tiny little testnet we're running.

Exchanges

You wish...: If you know of an exchange that would be willing to list Coinye, that'd be awesome!!

Mining Pools

Ohhhh yes! There's a new mining pool!!! Check it out:

GayFishPool: Hell yes! Get mining you fishdicks!

Faucets

@GayFishBot: Tweet your receive address and @gayFishBot, and the GayFishBot will pick up your tweet and reward it with an amount of Coinye (somewhere between 10 and 140 Coinye) and usually an insult or two.

Nodes

Sometimes when you're unhappy and lonely, and your wallet won't synchronize, know that you're not alone in BrokeBack Ocean. Add these nodes to your config file, to make your wallet connect to active nodes, and make it synchronize again.

The Coinye wallet is based on (an old version of) the LiteCoin wallet. Unfortunately you can't add nodes in the debug-window (yet), but you can add them to your coinyecoin.conf file. The format under config is what you need to paste (the extra info after # is just seen as comment/ignored).

On restart the client will try and connect to all nodes specified in the config and ask them for more nodes, so one working node should be enough to get you started. (See these instructions for more info.)

ip	port	city	country	client
106.120.30.191	51368	Beijing	CN	/Satoshi:0.6.4/
134.122.38.91	37580	Campbell	US	/Limper Fishdicks:1.6.0/
24.9.9.201	58902	Erie	US	/Limper Fishdicks:1.6.1/
50.254.61.142	55289	Chicago	US	/Satoshi:0.6.4/
50.35.113.29	58085	Mill Creek	US	/Limper Fishdicks(a):1.6.1.1/
67.219.137.213	35754	Dallas	US	/Limper Fishdicks:1.6.1/
72.192.71.247	50949	Tulsa	US	/Limper Fishdicks(a):1.6.1.1/
73.8.240.113	60063	Geneva	US	/Satoshi:0.6.4/
82.168.77.57	41338	Zoetermeer	NL	/Satoshi:0.6.4/
2a02:a469:c2e2:1:6e62:6dff:fe52:5fd3	41736	Diemen	NL	/Satoshi:0.6.4/
2a02:a469:c2e2:1:909f:ccff:fe88:c1cc	34506	Diemen	NL

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Coinye?: Coinye is a cryptocurrency like BitCoin, or rather like LiteCoin. Basically: it's currency using the internet.
Is Kanye West involved?: No, the Coinye is running independendly. Kanye West has clearly inspired the original Coinye, but as he refused to take part in it's development there is no involvement whatsoever.
Where is the REAL official site?: As with all cryptocurrencies, Coinye is just a peer-to-peer network. It runs by itself (or rather it's ran by all its users collectively), so there is no authority to who has the real official site. Incidentally, the guys who started Coinye are still anonymous.
I heard about Coinye and that it died after Kanye sued it?: Lies! Fake news! First of all, Coinye is alive and never stopped. Secondly nobody actually got sued; some angry letters were sent by Kanyes lawyers. The Original Devs left after the first week, and still remain anonymous to this day. Some other people signed some agreement never to get involved in or talk about Coinye again in exchange to not get sued.
What's all this stuff with gay fish and fishsticks: Much of the joke originates from South Park Season 13 episode 5. It's a good place to start.