How do I run a Mooncoin node without GUI wallet?
Use daemon-only mode and RPC tooling. `mooncoind` + `mooncoin-cli` is sufficient for synchronization, verification, and automation workflows.
Operational Guide
Canonical technical entry point for running a Mooncoin node on Linux infrastructure. This page covers daemon-first deployment, Docker workflow, verification checkpoints, and practical RPC usage.
Use release binaries for controlled environments or Docker for standardized rollout across VPS fleets.
Enable RPC and tx index for operational visibility and deterministic query flow.
mooncoind -server=1 -txindex=1 -rpcuser=rpcuser -rpcpassword=strongpass
Check chain status and UTXO visibility before exposing downstream wallet or API integrations.
mooncoin-cli getblockchaininfo mooncoin-cli getnetworkinfo mooncoin-cli listunspent
Use known checkpoint hashes to verify synchronization integrity before operational use.
Use daemon-only mode and RPC tooling. `mooncoind` + `mooncoin-cli` is sufficient for synchronization, verification, and automation workflows.
Yes. Current deployment tracks support both amd64 and arm64 paths, including Docker-based operations.
Yes. Mobile, browser, and bot wallet research tracks all assume stable Mooncoin node behavior and deterministic query interfaces.
Run checkpoint validation commands and compare known block hashes from the verification guide before exposing wallet-facing services.
Technical notes on the Mooncoin Electrum proxy API exposed on port 443, including method mapping, validation boundaries, and integration constraints for wallet clients.
Technical deployment log for Mooncoin Electrum service on port 50002, including validation scope, reliability boundaries, and integration impact for wallet and dev tooling.
First Mooncoin full node Docker release with both x86_64 (amd64) and ARM64 support, published on Docker Hub for Mooncoin node operators and Mooncoin dev workflows.