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Topic: [ANN] MonetaryUnit [MUE] - POS. MasterNodes. Funding. Governance. Services. Devs - page 7. (Read 450638 times)
February 20, 2019, 04:18:29 AM
February 14, 2019, 02:23:25 PM
please feel free to "TEST" the pre-release wallet version v2.1.3 https://github.com/muecoin/MUE/releases/tag/v2.1.3 (this is not yet an official release, please use caution)
any issues, please feedback. This fixes the various POS vulnerabilities and also offers some easy methods to set up MasterNodes
any issues, please feedback. This fixes the various POS vulnerabilities and also offers some easy methods to set up MasterNodes
Thanks I'll add it to my VM
February 14, 2019, 11:19:23 AM
please feel free to "TEST" the pre-release wallet version v2.1.3 https://github.com/muecoin/MUE/releases/tag/v2.1.3 (this is not yet an official release, please use caution)
any issues, please feedback. This fixes the various POS vulnerabilities and also offers some easy methods to set up MasterNodes
any issues, please feedback. This fixes the various POS vulnerabilities and also offers some easy methods to set up MasterNodes
February 11, 2019, 08:05:05 AM
Monetaryunit is now listed on https://trade.mct.plus, a great exchange especially for OTC trading. Good luck and happy trading!
January 21, 2019, 09:01:45 AM
Now you can buy MONETARY UNIT masternode on CoinRebuy Germany Marketplace by One Click service.
https://www.coinrebuy.online/marketplace
How One Click Staking works? https://www.coinrebuy.online/one-click-staking
Discord channel: https://discord.gg/HcHwqMt
https://www.coinrebuy.online/marketplace
How One Click Staking works? https://www.coinrebuy.online/one-click-staking
Discord channel: https://discord.gg/HcHwqMt
For your system to work, you are basically holding the users funds, buying up a masternode worth of coins and providing a VPS node setup?
With all the hacks that plague the crypto sphere how are you securing the assets and why should any third party trust you with their coins, vs a traditional setup where the end user holds their private keys?
January 21, 2019, 08:35:21 AM
Any reason behind the price increase today, or a typical pump and dump?
January 20, 2019, 07:40:53 AM
Now you can buy MONETARY UNIT masternode on CoinRebuy Germany Marketplace by One Click service.
https://www.coinrebuy.online/marketplace
How One Click Staking works? https://www.coinrebuy.online/one-click-staking
Discord channel: https://discord.gg/HcHwqMt
https://www.coinrebuy.online/marketplace
How One Click Staking works? https://www.coinrebuy.online/one-click-staking
Discord channel: https://discord.gg/HcHwqMt
January 17, 2019, 12:00:10 PM
You have a Github source to i can compile the wallet in a pi with this comands?
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qmake
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You can grab the binaries from our repo https://github.com/muecoin/MUE/releases/latest
or cross compile the source for a raspberry pi, or even download a fully functional pi image from https://github.com/muecoin/Raspberry-Pi-Images
I would not recommend building directly on a pi, but you can do so if you really really want to.
But, for building, you need to first build all dependencies and then build the source with said dependencies, not whatever you have on your distro: eg the wallet wont compile with openssl 1.1 etc.
I recommend you to get the official binaries rather then building on a raspberry pi.
THX, but i have always an error, i think Witz 1GB RAM and 1 GB swap is not enought to compile the wallet in the Pi?
regards
Its impossible for me to guess what errors you are getting, typically when I am building on a VPS i think I have 2GB of ram and that works OK.
Try increasing your swap if you are getting compiling erors; if you are running out of memory the compiler usually writes that out as an error message, like "memory exhaust" or something like that.
OK, thx i will try it again later...
Another question, how many percent of stake (POS) have MUE at time? I can't find a table? sorry for the question...
There are about 28.2% of the available coins staking in the network at this moment, or roughly ~42 million coins of the total available supply of 148 million. You can see this on the block explorer: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/mue/#extraction
You can also take a look at the MUE staking calculator to get an idea on how much of a staking reward you can expect over time: https://monetaryunit.org/calculator/
I have at home a old Pi Mod. B+, is the Pi strong enought for your Image?
https://mueberry.com/mueberry-pi-2018-12-26.zip
So i will only staking on the old Pi...
regards
I cannot say Koal-84, please give it a go. I have only tested on the Raspberry PI 3B and 3B+ but that works without any problems at all.
OK, thank you. I will test it on the Pi, and give you a Feedback
. I hope the wallet also run at the old pi, so wee will see . regards
January 17, 2019, 09:21:10 AM
You have a Github source to i can compile the wallet in a pi with this comands?
Quote
qmake
make
make
You can grab the binaries from our repo https://github.com/muecoin/MUE/releases/latest
or cross compile the source for a raspberry pi, or even download a fully functional pi image from https://github.com/muecoin/Raspberry-Pi-Images
I would not recommend building directly on a pi, but you can do so if you really really want to.
But, for building, you need to first build all dependencies and then build the source with said dependencies, not whatever you have on your distro: eg the wallet wont compile with openssl 1.1 etc.
I recommend you to get the official binaries rather then building on a raspberry pi.
THX, but i have always an error, i think Witz 1GB RAM and 1 GB swap is not enought to compile the wallet in the Pi?
regards
Its impossible for me to guess what errors you are getting, typically when I am building on a VPS i think I have 2GB of ram and that works OK.
Try increasing your swap if you are getting compiling erors; if you are running out of memory the compiler usually writes that out as an error message, like "memory exhaust" or something like that.
OK, thx i will try it again later...
Another question, how many percent of stake (POS) have MUE at time? I can't find a table? sorry for the question...
There are about 28.2% of the available coins staking in the network at this moment, or roughly ~42 million coins of the total available supply of 148 million. You can see this on the block explorer: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/mue/#extraction
You can also take a look at the MUE staking calculator to get an idea on how much of a staking reward you can expect over time: https://monetaryunit.org/calculator/
I have at home a old Pi Mod. B+, is the Pi strong enought for your Image?
https://mueberry.com/mueberry-pi-2018-12-26.zip
So i will only staking on the old Pi...
regards
I cannot say Koal-84, please give it a go. I have only tested on the Raspberry PI 3B and 3B+ but that works without any problems at all.
January 17, 2019, 08:49:53 AM
You have a Github source to i can compile the wallet in a pi with this comands?
Quote
qmake
make
make
You can grab the binaries from our repo https://github.com/muecoin/MUE/releases/latest
or cross compile the source for a raspberry pi, or even download a fully functional pi image from https://github.com/muecoin/Raspberry-Pi-Images
I would not recommend building directly on a pi, but you can do so if you really really want to.
But, for building, you need to first build all dependencies and then build the source with said dependencies, not whatever you have on your distro: eg the wallet wont compile with openssl 1.1 etc.
I recommend you to get the official binaries rather then building on a raspberry pi.
THX, but i have always an error, i think Witz 1GB RAM and 1 GB swap is not enought to compile the wallet in the Pi?
regards
Its impossible for me to guess what errors you are getting, typically when I am building on a VPS i think I have 2GB of ram and that works OK.
Try increasing your swap if you are getting compiling erors; if you are running out of memory the compiler usually writes that out as an error message, like "memory exhaust" or something like that.
OK, thx i will try it again later...
Another question, how many percent of stake (POS) have MUE at time? I can't find a table? sorry for the question...
There are about 28.2% of the available coins staking in the network at this moment, or roughly ~42 million coins of the total available supply of 148 million. You can see this on the block explorer: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/mue/#extraction
You can also take a look at the MUE staking calculator to get an idea on how much of a staking reward you can expect over time: https://monetaryunit.org/calculator/
I have at home a old Pi Mod. B+, is the Pi strong enought for your Image?
https://mueberry.com/mueberry-pi-2018-12-26.zip
So i will only staking on the old Pi...
regards
January 17, 2019, 06:51:03 AM
I've downloaded the MUE wallet for linux and can see the GUI running - What ports do I need to open in my router for it to stake and sync properly?
Is there a way to run the staking\wallet through cli alone? (no gui)
Thanks in advance!
Is there a way to run the staking\wallet through cli alone? (no gui)
Thanks in advance!
I run my QT-wallet at home without any open ports in the firewall. Staking works great. You don't need to have open ports as long as you get an established connection with the rest of the network. Just make sure to have the latest version V2.1.2 https://github.com/muecoin/MUE/releases/latest as it fixes some syncing issues when you download the blockchain from scratch.
As for staking without the gui QT-wallet. Check this guide from PIVX, perhaps it can aid you in testing, I have not used this myself, so I cannot say how good it works.
https://forum.pivx.org/t/how-to-staking-with-the-command-line-wallet/962
January 17, 2019, 05:00:34 AM
You have a Github source to i can compile the wallet in a pi with this comands?
Quote
qmake
make
make
You can grab the binaries from our repo https://github.com/muecoin/MUE/releases/latest
or cross compile the source for a raspberry pi, or even download a fully functional pi image from https://github.com/muecoin/Raspberry-Pi-Images
I would not recommend building directly on a pi, but you can do so if you really really want to.
But, for building, you need to first build all dependencies and then build the source with said dependencies, not whatever you have on your distro: eg the wallet wont compile with openssl 1.1 etc.
I recommend you to get the official binaries rather then building on a raspberry pi.
THX, but i have always an error, i think Witz 1GB RAM and 1 GB swap is not enought to compile the wallet in the Pi?
regards
Its impossible for me to guess what errors you are getting, typically when I am building on a VPS i think I have 2GB of ram and that works OK.
Try increasing your swap if you are getting compiling erors; if you are running out of memory the compiler usually writes that out as an error message, like "memory exhaust" or something like that.
OK, thx i will try it again later...
Another question, how many percent of stake (POS) have MUE at time? I can't find a table? sorry for the question...
There are about 28.2% of the available coins staking in the network at this moment, or roughly ~42 million coins of the total available supply of 148 million. You can see this on the block explorer: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/mue/#extraction
You can also take a look at the MUE staking calculator to get an idea on how much of a staking reward you can expect over time: https://monetaryunit.org/calculator/
January 17, 2019, 04:26:01 AM
You have a Github source to i can compile the wallet in a pi with this comands?
Quote
qmake
make
make
You can grab the binaries from our repo https://github.com/muecoin/MUE/releases/latest
or cross compile the source for a raspberry pi, or even download a fully functional pi image from https://github.com/muecoin/Raspberry-Pi-Images
I would not recommend building directly on a pi, but you can do so if you really really want to.
But, for building, you need to first build all dependencies and then build the source with said dependencies, not whatever you have on your distro: eg the wallet wont compile with openssl 1.1 etc.
I recommend you to get the official binaries rather then building on a raspberry pi.
THX, but i have always an error, i think Witz 1GB RAM and 1 GB swap is not enought to compile the wallet in the Pi?
regards
Its impossible for me to guess what errors you are getting, typically when I am building on a VPS i think I have 2GB of ram and that works OK.
Try increasing your swap if you are getting compiling erors; if you are running out of memory the compiler usually writes that out as an error message, like "memory exhaust" or something like that.
OK, thx i will try it again later...
Another question, how many percent of stake (POS) have MUE at time? I can't find a table? sorry for the question...
January 15, 2019, 09:29:04 AM
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With the great help of our community members, trading on Cryptobridge is now open again!
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BTW, I wanna let the MUE team know that there is vote campaign on the Cryptrade exchange.Big thanks to gCAN!
Happy trading everyone!
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They announced 10 winners of the first round hours ago:
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There is link to join the vote: https://cryptrade.io/vote We're happy to announce the winners of the first round of voting.
These coins will be listed on the exchange after the release, we will do technology reviews on these coins ASAP. And thanks for all voters.
1. DKPC (DarkPayCoin) - 27704 votes
2. ONION (DeepOnion) - 26118 votes
3. SHMN (Stronghands Masternode) - 17921 votes
4. HMN (Hostmasternode) - 15395 votes
5. COLX (ColossusXT) - 15360 votes
6. BTOR (Bittorium ) - 10529 votes
7. MYMN (MyMN) - 8810 votes
8. EVOS (EVOS) - 8345 votes
9. CITY (City Coin) - 8329 votes
10. DSC (Decentral Shop Coin) - 6204 votes
January 14, 2019, 09:21:03 AM
MUE gets a 7/10 from this in-depth coin report
https://www.altcointradershandbook.com/coin-report-monetaryunit/
https://www.altcointradershandbook.com/coin-report-monetaryunit/
January 14, 2019, 06:15:00 AM
You have a Github source to i can compile the wallet in a pi with this comands?
Quote
qmake
make
make
You can grab the binaries from our repo https://github.com/muecoin/MUE/releases/latest
or cross compile the source for a raspberry pi, or even download a fully functional pi image from https://github.com/muecoin/Raspberry-Pi-Images
I would not recommend building directly on a pi, but you can do so if you really really want to.
But, for building, you need to first build all dependencies and then build the source with said dependencies, not whatever you have on your distro: eg the wallet wont compile with openssl 1.1 etc.
I recommend you to get the official binaries rather then building on a raspberry pi.
THX, but i have always an error, i think Witz 1GB RAM and 1 GB swap is not enought to compile the wallet in the Pi?
regards
Its impossible for me to guess what errors you are getting, typically when I am building on a VPS i think I have 2GB of ram and that works OK.
Try increasing your swap if you are getting compiling erors; if you are running out of memory the compiler usually writes that out as an error message, like "memory exhaust" or something like that.
January 13, 2019, 05:22:21 PM
Happy to announce the growing collaborative efforts of team MUE & Team Flubit - http://forum.mymue.com/topic/101/flubit-com-and-monetaryunit-mue-teams-link-up-to-develop-deeper-crypto-adoption-world-wide
Looks good! Hopefully flubit will drive a bit more interest! January 13, 2019, 08:58:15 AM
You have a Github source to i can compile the wallet in a pi with this comands?
Quote
qmake
make
make
You can grab the binaries from our repo https://github.com/muecoin/MUE/releases/latest
or cross compile the source for a raspberry pi, or even download a fully functional pi image from https://github.com/muecoin/Raspberry-Pi-Images
I would not recommend building directly on a pi, but you can do so if you really really want to.
But, for building, you need to first build all dependencies and then build the source with said dependencies, not whatever you have on your distro: eg the wallet wont compile with openssl 1.1 etc.
I recommend you to get the official binaries rather then building on a raspberry pi.
THX, but i have always an error, i think Witz 1GB RAM and 1 GB swap is not enought to compile the wallet in the Pi?
regards
January 11, 2019, 07:50:36 AM
Happy to announce the growing collaborative efforts of team MUE & Team Flubit - http://forum.mymue.com/topic/101/flubit-com-and-monetaryunit-mue-teams-link-up-to-develop-deeper-crypto-adoption-world-wide
January 09, 2019, 05:10:15 AM
With the great help of our community members, trading on Cryptobridge is now open again!
Big thanks to gCAN!
Happy trading everyone!
https://wallet.crypto-bridge.org/market/BRIDGE.MUE_BRIDGE.BTC
Big thanks to gCAN!
Happy trading everyone!
https://wallet.crypto-bridge.org/market/BRIDGE.MUE_BRIDGE.BTC
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