We bridge the gap between crypto coin developers and security professionals.
Spectre Security is helping build better, safer, Crypto Coin projects.
Security Professionals can help identify issues with a coin platform, infrastructure, and help find better ways to secure the network. Networks require constant monitoring and upgrades to ensure any weakness found can be addressed in the quickest manner. Exchanges, and Web Wallets have been constant attack vectors for criminals. This creates a prime space for security professionals to provide solutions to crypto developers.
Investors can feel their investment is better protected and benefit in many other ways by having a more secure blockchain and coin infrastructure.

NiceHash / ASIC Resistance
Spectre Security Coin utilizes the Proof of Work and Proof of Stake consensus methods to secure and process the network. C11 is the hashing algorithm used for PoW that is ASIC resistant & Nicehash resistant.
Stealth Address
Easily send Spectre Security Coin via stealth addresses for private and secure transactions.
Wallet Built-in Block Explorer
View transactions and explore the blockchain directly from the wallet.
Masternode Reward Protection
Spectre Security Coin now features Masternodes that cost 25,000 XSPC and provide Masternode operators 80% of the current block reward from Proof-Of-Stake after block 500K.
Friendly Masternode Setup
No more Masternode Headaches. We provide an easy to follow solution
Long-Term Development & Support
We have assembled an excellent team of people with over 14 years experience in crypto currency related fields.
Masternode Pre-sale Distribution
We will be selling 110 Masternodes to the public to pay for exchange listings and other marketing programs. The cost is (25,000 XSPC) for 1 masternode. We are basing the amount of all currency to be equal to .03 cents USD or 0.00000824 BTC per XSPC. This Pre-Sale will be done via discord only.
Now Distribution
120
LTC Received2.47200000
BTC ReceivedTotal Distribution End 12/110
The Masternode Pre-sale will End when we have sold a total of 110 Masternodes. There will be 6 Rounds of sales starting at 0.206 BTC. If a round is sold out, we will move to the next round immediately. Masternode sale prices will rise by 10% for each of the tiers.
Wallet Development Activity
You can get the Latest Wallet Build from our github account. If you are an Application Developer or just like living on the cutting edge, feel free to build the latest source and try the newest software as we go.
Windows
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Ubuntu
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OS X
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Mobile
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Paper
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Start on GitHub Wallet Building Guide
You can find us on the following Exchanges
Masternode Providers and Other Services
Our Road Map to the future
The road map is not a precise timeline and is by no means to be taken as completion times. This is simply to give you insight into where we are going with the development process. We reserve the right to change the roadmap at any moment for any reason.
Road Map Focus
Marketing & Outreach - Completed
Community Initiative - Completed
Masternode Sales - In Progress
Road Map Focus
Windows Wallet Release - Completed
Linux Wallet Release - Completed
Mac OS X Wallet Release - Completed
Road Map Focus
Support Site - Completed
DNS Seed Servers - Completed
Exchange Listings - Completed
BlackJack Community Game - Completed
Road Map Focus
White Paper - Completed
Network Infrastructure - Completed
Exchange Listings - Completed
Dice Community Game - Completed
Road Map Focus
Block Explorer - Completed
Exchange Listings - In Progress
Wheel Community Game - Completed
Online Market - In Progress
Road Map Focus
Paper Wallet - Completed
Threat Map - Completed
Rewards System
Road Map Focus
Scanner Portal
Partner Outreach
Road Map Focus
Research Outreach
Business Outreach
Road Map Focus
Mobile Wallets
API Services
Road Map Focus
Bug Bounty Partnerships
Launch Spectre Global
Road Map Focus
Global Marketing & Outreach
Global Community Initiative
Road Map Focus
Exchange Additions
Community Review
Meet some of our Team
Our history in the cryptocurrency industry dates back all the way to early 2014. Initially we started off as a simple development group, we have evolved into a cryptocurrency services provider. We have added staff, and lots of products along the way. The operation has grown, but our goal remains the same – to be the best at what we do while helping others become better as a result. If you are looking to form a Partnership, please contact us on our Official Discord. Connect Now You can verify or identify our Legit Team members by the Discord Tag below.
Frequently asked questions
The following sections will help you find the answers you are looking for with links to guides that give further explanations.
We started Spectre Security Coin to bridge the gap between crypto coin developers and security professionals. Many coin developers require extensive infrastructure to maintain day to day operations. While hobbyist, investors, and traders require coin developers to do this securely and professionally.
Security Professionals can help identify issues with a coin platform, infrastructure, and help find better ways to secure the network. Networks require constant monitoring and upgrades to ensure any weakness found can be addressed in the quickest manner. Exchanges, and Web Wallets have been constant attack vectors for criminals. This creates a prime space for security professionals to provide solutions to crypto developers.
Spectre Security uses an Advanced Hybrid Algorithm combining Proof-of-Work, Proof-of-Stake and Masternode as per coin mining method.
To summarize:
- Bridges the gap between coin developers and security professionals
- Extremely fast and even faster with the use of Masternode features
- Mix of all three PoW, PoS and Masternode
Proof of Stake solves this issue in a very elegant way. Rather than using computer power as a scarce resource to generate security, Proof of Stake uses the scarcity of the coin itself. A user may choose to "stake" his coins to generate the next block in the chain, and his chance of doing so is basically proportional to the weight of his coins. Proof-of-Stake is eco-friendly and efficient and avoids the vast waste of energy and hardware overhead of Proof-of-Work based networks.
Masternodes are decentralized servers on the network that runs 24/7 to maintain the health and security of the network. They are used by normal wallets for multiple features. These features consists of Direct send, instant transactions and private transactions. A collateral, a specific amount of coins, is required to be eligible to create a Masternode.
Also, if you send coins before the wallet was synchronized, look on the block explorer to see your coins in your address and don't panic. You need to sync the network before seeing your coins (you can't know if you coins have arrived to your wallet if the wallet never processed the transaction, it doesn't know it exists and that it had ever happened).
2. Make sure your Firewall or Anti Virus software do not block wallet connections.
3. Make sure you have peers. If it’s your first time give it some time. However, if it’s not your first time, you can delete the peers.dat file and restart your wallet to fetch another set of peers.
It takes time. However, you can help the wallet with giving it a list of nodes: To apply addnode, you have to find your XSPC.conf. It should be here:
Windows: %APPDATA%\SpectreSecurityCoin\
Linux: ~/.SpectreSecurityCoin/
Mac OSX: $HOME/Library/Application Support/SpectreSecurityCoin/
Then go to #help and look at the pinned messages, copy the whole list of peers listed and paste it to the end of XSPC.conf. Sometimes OS hides file extensions, so check if there’s an unknown file simply named “XSPC”. If you're still receiving problems, check your debug.log, look for errors and ask on SpectreSecurity Discord #help
WHATEVER YOU DO, BACKUP YOUR WALLET.DAT!
You should also backup your wallet before upgrading to a new version.
Windows: %APPDATA%\SpectreSecurityCoin\
Linux: ~/.SpectreSecurityCoin/
Mac OSX: ~/Library/Application Support/SpectreSecurityCoin/
( "~/" means the user's home directory. So the equivalent of "/Users/USER/")
Windows: soon™
Mac: soon™
Linux: soon™
Pay To: Enter the XSPC address of your friend/exchange or business.
Label: Name the address sent to.
Amount: How much you want to send.
Please note that if you are sending coins to an address, make sure that you copy and paste it.
Else, you may also click the button "New Address" at the bottom left of the "Receive" page to generate a new address. Give it a name to remember from whom or where you've gotten the coins from.
Settings > Unlock wallet > [check] Staking && Passphrase
1 - You need an opened wallet.
2 - You need to synchronize your wallet (look at FAQ number 12 or tutorial on how to use bootstrap).
3 - Wait for your coins to start the process of maturing (will take approx. 24 hour).
[optional]
4 - If and only if you have encrypted your wallet, you need to unlock it to allow yourself to stake.
Once all three or four steps are done, you are ready to stake
Windows: %appdata%\SpectreSecurityCoin\
Linux: ~/.SpectreSecurityCoin
Mac OS: ~/Library/Application Support/SpectreSecurityCoin
( "~" means the user's home directory. So the equivalent of "/Users/USER/")
Then, type in the following line:
addnode=xxx.xxx.xxx
If your coins are not in your wallet, go to your email and look for a confirmation email. If you did confirm your email and still don't see your coins, or it shows reversed and still can't see your coins, that's an exchange issue and you will need to file a support ticket.
database
blkindex.dat
blk0001.dat
Once that is done, you may restart the wallet. You will have to do the bootstrap again and let it sync up to date as well.
importprivkey [private key]
(without the brackets) and then wait for the wallet to import the key and that should be it.
If the funds do not appear, follow FAQ create a shortcut of SpectreSecurityCoin-qt.exe, open it's properties and in "Target", at the end of the line, add a space, then type -rescan. Close the wallet, open it using the newly created shortcut, it'll scan the blockchain with the newly added address and will add them to your balance.
(CTRL + SHIFT + ESC)
(Windows) or top
(Unix) (linux termal command to view PID of every instances (to stop it with the PID: kill -9 PID))Path\of\SpectreSecurityCoin-qt.exe --zapwallettxes
Your wallet will take a longer time to open, because it's working at rescanning the blockchain to fetch all your transactions. (Helpful when you import a new private key)
Create a shortcut of XP-qt.exe (right click and press "shortcut"). In the properties of the shortcut (right click and press "properties"), then where it shows "Target", add a space and type in "-zapwallettxes -rescan" (without the quotes). Your shortcut target should look like this:
Path\of\SpectreSecurityCoin-qt.exe -rescan
Your wallet will take a longer time to open, because it's working at rescanning the blockchain to fetch all your transactions. (Helpful when you import a new private key)
Make sure to verify your email after each purchase to confirm it. Also look in your spam filter if you don't see the email.
Spectre Security Coin Documentations
Windows
Ubuntu
OS X
Whitepaper Wallet Guide Masternode Guide Full Guide