Rebuild Mining-Ready Litecoin Clone

I’ve inherited a cryptocurrency whose core binary began life as a Litecoin clone but was later tweaked—its block interval and reward structure were both changed. Unfortunately, somewhere along the way the getblocktemplate RPC was removed or disabled, so the coin can no longer be mined. I do not have the original source code, only the compiled daemon and wallet binaries.

Your job is to reverse engineer those binaries, re-create clean, buildable C++ source, and compile fresh executables that:

• fully respect the existing block-interval and reward modifications
• restore a working getblocktemplate endpoint so standard mining software connects without issue
• build and run on Windows and Linux (CLI daemons and, if present, the associated QT wallet)

No additional features are needed—just bring the clone back to its intended, mineable state.

I will provide the current binaries, sample chain data, and any configuration files I have. Once you hand over the complete, documented source tree and tested binaries for both OS targets, I’ll spin up nodes and confirm block generation before signing off. If you’re fluent with tools such as Ghidra/IDA, comfortable with Litecoin-style C++ codebases, and can move quickly, let’s get this chain mining again.