How many coins per week is the node bringing in for those who have set one up?
Which node is bringing in the most rewards? The secure node or the regular node?
Topic: [ANN][ZEN] Horizen: Unbounded By Design - page 119. (Read 217223 times)
New Arizen release v1.1.6 has been released. What is new:
v1.1.6
- Automatic logoff timeout can be now enabled and set in Settings (minimum 60s of inactivity).
- Domain Fronting servers can be set in Settings.
- User now can change password - from File menu (this password doesn't need to meet any criteria). Password will be changed only in last .awd file.
- Fixed: rounding issue.
- Travis CI support enabled for the faster development cycle.
https://github.com/ZencashOfficial/arizen/releases/tag/v1.1.6
v1.1.6
- Automatic logoff timeout can be now enabled and set in Settings (minimum 60s of inactivity).
- Domain Fronting servers can be set in Settings.
- User now can change password - from File menu (this password doesn't need to meet any criteria). Password will be changed only in last .awd file.
- Fixed: rounding issue.
- Travis CI support enabled for the faster development cycle.
https://github.com/ZencashOfficial/arizen/releases/tag/v1.1.6
ZenCash Statement On Potential Equihash Algorithm Change
https://blog.zencash.com/zencash-statement-on-potential-equihash-algorithm-change/?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=social&utm_content=mining&utm_campaign=re+bitmain
Check reaction of community
https://www.reddit.com/r/ZenSys/comments/8i9xgr/zencash_statement_on_potential_equihash_algorithm/
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The current potential threat to decentralization posed by a single company producing an ASIC miner is something that the community feels very strongly about. The ZenCash development team will work through the process to create a Hard Fork upgrade to the Equihash algorithm in the short term to address the threat.
https://blog.zencash.com/zencash-statement-on-potential-equihash-algorithm-change/?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=social&utm_content=mining&utm_campaign=re+bitmain
Check reaction of community
https://www.reddit.com/r/ZenSys/comments/8i9xgr/zencash_statement_on_potential_equihash_algorithm/
The only huge problem that the team has still to solve is to make this node-stuff an easy and friendly process which everybody can easily setup and not just something for nerds. For example, I could not setup a node on my Windows based PC. I guess, I am not the only one.
I think the priority for nodes is to make sure the system is secure, which based on the number of nodes, it probably is. If windows is deemed less secure than linux, or too difficult for the system to deal with two operating systems, then we probably won't see user-friendly nodes on windows make an appearance.
I actually haven't been able to find any coins that do nodes through windows. It possibly doesn't exist and not sure zencash will look into it separately.
I dont see them using that much of the developers time to make it work easy on Windows. And if you have to invest time in getting it up and running it is more likely the node will stay on for a longer time.
Yes, these arguments are making sense. And if ZenCash already managed to get 10,000 non-windows nodes, I guess this is most likely the best way to go.
I am also on the same boat. I want to create some nodes but i can´t because the the technical language is difficult.
I'm getting there.
The only huge problem that the team has still to solve is to make this node-stuff an easy and friendly process which everybody can easily setup and not just something for nerds. For example, I could not setup a node on my Windows based PC. I guess, I am not the only one.
I think the priority for nodes is to make sure the system is secure, which based on the number of nodes, it probably is. If windows is deemed less secure than linux, or too difficult for the system to deal with two operating systems, then we probably won't see user-friendly nodes on windows make an appearance.
I actually haven't been able to find any coins that do nodes through windows. It possibly doesn't exist and not sure zencash will look into it separately.
I dont see them using that much of the developers time to make it work easy on Windows. And if you have to invest time in getting it up and running it is more likely the node will stay on for a longer time.
Yes, these arguments are making sense. And if ZenCash already managed to get 10,000 non-windows nodes, I guess this is most likely the best way to go.
I am also on the same boat. I want to create some nodes but i can´t because the the technical language is difficult.
ZenCash Mandatory Software Upgrade & Staking Date Change
https://blog.zencash.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/zencash-mandatory-software-update-staking-date-change-1024x683-1024x585.jpg
ZenCash rescheduled the date of the next mandatory software upgrade from the end of May to the start of July 2018 to coincide with Zen 2.0.11 deprecation (cease to function). The mandatory upgrade will include major upgrades and improvements.
The current version of Zen, 2.0.11, will cease to function at block 332576. This will take place on or around June 26, 2018. All secure node operators will need to complete the upgrade to the new version of Zen software before the deprecation.
https://blog.zencash.com/mandatory-software-upgrade-timeline/
Thanks for your info https://blog.zencash.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/zencash-mandatory-software-update-staking-date-change-1024x683-1024x585.jpg
ZenCash rescheduled the date of the next mandatory software upgrade from the end of May to the start of July 2018 to coincide with Zen 2.0.11 deprecation (cease to function). The mandatory upgrade will include major upgrades and improvements.
The current version of Zen, 2.0.11, will cease to function at block 332576. This will take place on or around June 26, 2018. All secure node operators will need to complete the upgrade to the new version of Zen software before the deprecation.
https://blog.zencash.com/mandatory-software-upgrade-timeline/
Looks like miners will keep getting 88 percent of block reward until july 2018 instead of may! Outside of aligning upgrades, are there any technical issues that are pushing out the timeframes?
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I thought it would help everyone understand the reasoning behind the change. The initial estimate was end of May and now it is beginning of July so it is not too big a slip. The hard fork need to be after the deprecation of the current version as it affects full wallets, nodes, pools and exchanges.
devman 
Looks like miners will keep getting 88 percent of block reward until july 2018 instead of may! Outside of aligning upgrades, are there any technical issues that are pushing out the timeframes?
So far there are no technical issues, the project is still in good condition and even better in the future, it's because developers are still focused to see the progress of their projects. It's good for ZEN
Looks like miners will keep getting 88 percent of block reward until july 2018 instead of may! Outside of aligning upgrades, are there any technical issues that are pushing out the timeframes?
ZenCash Mandatory Software Upgrade & Staking Date Change
ZenCash rescheduled the date of the next mandatory software upgrade from the end of May to the start of July 2018 to coincide with Zen 2.0.11 deprecation (cease to function). The mandatory upgrade will include major upgrades and improvements.
The current version of Zen, 2.0.11, will cease to function at block 332576. This will take place on or around June 26, 2018. All secure node operators will need to complete the upgrade to the new version of Zen software before the deprecation.
https://blog.zencash.com/mandatory-software-upgrade-timeline/
ZenCash rescheduled the date of the next mandatory software upgrade from the end of May to the start of July 2018 to coincide with Zen 2.0.11 deprecation (cease to function). The mandatory upgrade will include major upgrades and improvements.
The current version of Zen, 2.0.11, will cease to function at block 332576. This will take place on or around June 26, 2018. All secure node operators will need to complete the upgrade to the new version of Zen software before the deprecation.
https://blog.zencash.com/mandatory-software-upgrade-timeline/
Yes, these arguments are making sense. And if ZenCash already managed to get 10,000 non-windows nodes, I guess this is most likely the best way to go.
As I understood the best way is to setup node on cloud service (may be AWS)
Also may be in future ZenCash team or some enthusiasts can provide node setup as a service? So even more people who are not advanced in tech can join
it's not difficult with their tutorial on their blog and you can get a help from them directly on Discord.
We are not far from this, check Discord #Scurenode, ask for help, and you will get proposals.
Thanks, will do it when I have enough Zen for masternode)
Also thanks for posting pictures of calculator - it give the basic idea what people can expect from running secure node.
Right, so it's not the number of secure nodes *I* have, it's the total number of secure nodes in the network. Perhaps the site owner could be persuaded to make that a bit more clear, as it is not at all obvious that is what you are supposed to enter for # of secure nodes.
I understand this might be confusing, but anyway this will be changed due to changes that will be applied after fork.
I'm quoting this because it is very important information!
OK I am impressed. I have been a fan of Zen for a while now, but this upcoming transformation is really mind boggling, I have to say. Is there any infos of the time all this transformation will need?
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I thought it would help everyone understand the reasoning behind the change. The initial estimate was end of May and now it is beginning of July so it is not too big a slip.The hard fork need to be after the deprecation of the current version as it affects full wallets, nodes, pools and exchanges.
devmanThis fork will implement block reward changes 10% 10% 10% 70% as you can see on first picture.
Full implementation of this application system with Super Nodes is expected to be launched in Q4 of 2018 with a prototype available for testing at the end of Q3.
https://zencash.com/assets/files/Zen-Application-Platform-Whitepaper.pdf
Right, so it's not the number of secure nodes *I* have, it's the total number of secure nodes in the network. Perhaps the site owner could be persuaded to make that a bit more clear, as it is not at all obvious that is what you are supposed to enter for # of secure nodes.
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Securenode calculator
https://zen.lebre.net/ - soon this percentage will be changed in to the 10%! Please read white paper.
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Securenode calculator
https://zen.lebre.net/ - soon this percentage will be changed in to the 10%! Please read white paper.
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Either this calculator is broke or I am missing something embarrassingly obvious because when I tried inputting 1 secure node at a USD price for ZEN of $40 and a cost to run the VPS of $5US I get a monthly reward of 7560 ZEN...
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Current number of Secure Nodes online you can find here
https://securenodes.na.zensystem.io/
Current price
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/zencash/
More about where to host your Secure Node (VPS recommendations and experiences - VPS price)
https://forum.zencash.com/t/where-are-you-hosting-a-zen-secure-node/709
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Securenode calculator
https://zen.lebre.net/ - soon this percentage will be changed in to the 10%! Please read white paper.
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Securenode calculator
https://zen.lebre.net/ - soon this percentage will be changed in to the 10%! Please read white paper.
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Either this calculator is broke or I am missing something embarrassingly obvious because when I tried inputting 1 secure node at a USD price for ZEN of $40 and a cost to run the VPS of $5US I get a monthly reward of 7560 ZEN...
Yes, these arguments are making sense. And if ZenCash already managed to get 10,000 non-windows nodes, I guess this is most likely the best way to go.
As I understood the best way is to setup node on cloud service (may be AWS)
Also may be in future ZenCash team or some enthusiasts can provide node setup as a service? So even more people who are not advanced in tech can join
where can i find some information regarding nodes?
implementation, number of coins, possible roi
thanks
Secure Nodes ->implementation, number of coins, possible roi
thanks
https://zencash.com/securenodes/
Securenode calculator
https://zen.lebre.net/ - soon this percentage will be changed in to the 10%! Please read white paper.
Super Nodes ->
https://blog.zencash.com/zencash-super-nodes-new-white-paper/
https://zencash.com/assets/files/Zen-Application-Platform-Whitepaper.pdf
Supernode calculator
http://supernodes.lebre.net/
Check this post also!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.36367143
Yes, these arguments are making sense. And if ZenCash already managed to get 10,000 non-windows nodes, I guess this is most likely the best way to go.
As I understood the best way is to setup node on cloud service (may be AWS)
Also may be in future ZenCash team or some enthusiasts can provide node setup as a service? So even more people who are not advanced in tech can join
The only huge problem that the team has still to solve is to make this node-stuff an easy and friendly process which everybody can easily setup and not just something for nerds. For example, I could not setup a node on my Windows based PC. I guess, I am not the only one.
I think the priority for nodes is to make sure the system is secure, which based on the number of nodes, it probably is. If windows is deemed less secure than linux, or too difficult for the system to deal with two operating systems, then we probably won't see user-friendly nodes on windows make an appearance.
I actually haven't been able to find any coins that do nodes through windows. It possibly doesn't exist and not sure zencash will look into it separately.
I dont see them using that much of the developers time to make it work easy on Windows. And if you have to invest time in getting it up and running it is more likely the node will stay on for a longer time.
Yes, these arguments are making sense. And if ZenCash already managed to get 10,000 non-windows nodes, I guess this is most likely the best way to go.
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