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External references (index)

This page centralizes quick outbound links used across the knowledgebase.

GitHub wiki

Reddcoin Wiki (legacy MediaWiki)

The historic MediaWiki instance contains valuable operational documentation, but some sections have been affected by spam/polluted edits.

  • Prefer permalink (oldid) URLs when referencing the legacy wiki.
  • Treat any page containing unrelated “investment / price prediction / SEO” material as compromised.

What we extracted into this knowledgebase

See the curated section:

It includes wallet recovery, zapwallettxes, Core UI issues, and an exchange directory snapshot — plus an integrity report showing which pages appear compromised.

Entry points

CoinGecko

CoinGecko

CoinGecko provides a public market page for ReddCoin (RDD) including community links, explorers, and market data.

What to use it for (in this knowledgebase)

  • A quick directory of third‑party explorers and social links.
  • Cross-checking listed tags/metadata.

What not to treat as canonical

  • Live price, market cap, and volume (highly time‑variable).
  • Any third‑party links that are not also present in official channels.

Reddit

Reddit (r/reddCoin)

What it’s used for

  • Community announcements
  • Support questions (wallet upgrades, peers, staking)
  • Discussion around new infra (e.g., explorers, blockbook, releases)

Curation notes

Reddit is not a canonical source by itself, but it is a valuable feed of:

  • what users are experiencing (issues, questions)
  • what the team is communicating informally
  • what topics are trending inside the community

When this knowledgebase references Reddit, it should:

  • link to the specific post/comment thread
  • capture the key factual claim and the supporting evidence (screenshots, logs, release tags, etc.)
  • avoid treating speculation as fact