Dalilcoin (DLC)DLC
Not a Bitcoin chain split: a fork of Qeditas that kept its Bitcoin-snapshot airdrop. Kept off the lineage map.
A fork of the Qeditas formal-mathematics project, carrying its Bitcoin block-350,000 airdrop, and anchoring its blocks into Litecoin by proof of burn.
The wiki's angle: Dalilcoin did not take its own snapshot; forkdrop lists it at the 2015 Qeditas height.[2]
Contents
Design
The README calls Dalilcoin “A Formal Library as a Bitcoin Spin-Off” and says it “is a fork of Qeditas (qeditas.org) which was designed to use a blockchain to support a revival of the QED Project”[1]. It says Dalilcoin “changes the consensus protocol of Qeditas by using Proof of Burn to anchor Dalilcoin blocks into a Proof of Work blockchain (Litecoin's)”[1].
Airdrop
The README says claims can be made with Bitcoin signed messages, without importing a Bitcoin private key[1]. forkdrop's data file lists a registration airdrop at block 350000 on 2015-03-30, the Qeditas snapshot height[2]. Block 350,000 was mined on 30 March 2015[3].
References
- primaryDalilcoin README, GitHub aliibrahim80/dalilcoin [archived]
- secondaryforkdrop.io data file json/index.json, the per-coin table behind its fork pages (Wayback Machine copy, 13 Jan 2021)
- primarymempool.space, Bitcoin block 350,000 (header time 2015-03-30 22:17:14 UTC) [archived]