Or, is there a big waiting period and the line of people wanting to get a secure node is long?
Thank you,
G.P.
Topic: [ANN][ZEN] Horizen: Unbounded By Design - page 188. (Read 217223 times)
Is there a secure node available for anyone who wants to set up one providing we have 43 ZenCash coins?
Or, is there a big waiting period and the line of people wanting to get a secure node is long?
Thank you,
G.P.
Or, is there a big waiting period and the line of people wanting to get a secure node is long?
Thank you,
G.P.
you need solid CPU and some amount of RAM which the Raspb does not have. No need to torment your little raspi 
learn and study how to build node..
go go
go go
i would love to see masternodes running on raspberry pi, that would be great
Well if can meet requirements then ok.https://securenodes.eu.zensystem.io/about
I did get a secure node running on a raspberry pi 3 in testnet. Unfortunately it did not even come close to meeting the challenge time requirements when it was able to even complete the challenge.
Hi ZenCash team! I am an old supporter of ZenCash. I love Zen and I hold some investment in it. That's why I'm a little bit worried about the conflicting identity this new protocol launch is bringing to the table. I'm afraid it can do the same kind of confusion and brand identity theft just like what NEO did to NEOS; and I'd like to hear your thoughts on this.
I appreciate all the development going on in Zen but at the same time let's also address the elephant in the room.
Hi!
Medar. Would you be so kind to help me please ? I'm running a secure node on main net and the node challenge has been failed. I got this error message:
"18: bad-txns-joinsplit-requirements-not-met" (This is the second challenge, the previous one was successful). Can you explain this what does it mean and how can i solve it please ? I already ask this question on slack and discord in multiple times but no one reply to me. Thank you in advance.
Robcsa.
Chech if you are in compliance? The tracker will report any compliance issues.Medar. Would you be so kind to help me please ? I'm running a secure node on main net and the node challenge has been failed. I got this error message:
"18: bad-txns-joinsplit-requirements-not-met" (This is the second challenge, the previous one was successful). Can you explain this what does it mean and how can i solve it please ? I already ask this question on slack and discord in multiple times but no one reply to me. Thank you in advance.
Robcsa.
Tracker link will be most usefull
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Hi!
Medar. Would you be so kind to help me please ? I'm running a secure node on main net and the node challenge has been failed. I got this error message:
"18: bad-txns-joinsplit-requirements-not-met" (This is the second challenge, the previous one was successful). Can you explain this what does it mean and how can i solve it please ? I already ask this question on slack and discord in multiple times but no one reply to me. Thank you in advance.
Robcsa.
Medar. Would you be so kind to help me please ? I'm running a secure node on main net and the node challenge has been failed. I got this error message:
"18: bad-txns-joinsplit-requirements-not-met" (This is the second challenge, the previous one was successful). Can you explain this what does it mean and how can i solve it please ? I already ask this question on slack and discord in multiple times but no one reply to me. Thank you in advance.
Robcsa.
Hello Medar, so as of currently, i need to set up and run on VM? I got my zen ready but seems like there's no people run it on windows yet haha, hope it will come soon
As I said before Windows has poor memory management, and certainly cannot be called secure system so members avoiding to use it for this purpose. But if someone decide to share his experince I will post it here. You can run it using VM just follow the instructions. Is it going to be possible run secure nodes on windows? Any ETA if so?
I didn't find confirmation anyone tested it on Windows, without using Virtual machine.Hello Medar, so as of currently, i need to set up and run on VM? I got my zen ready but seems like there's no people run it on windows yet haha, hope it will come soon
i would love to see masternodes running on raspberry pi, that would be great
Well if can meet requirements then ok.https://securenodes.eu.zensystem.io/about
Is it going to be possible run secure nodes on windows? Any ETA if so?
I didn't find confirmation anyone tested it on Windows, without using Virtual machine.is someone still working on zcl?
or is it now a dead chain?
You can check this here:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1671982.0 or is it now a dead chain?
is someone still working on zcl?
or is it now a dead chain?
or is it now a dead chain?
66 Percent of Popular Android Cryptocurrency Apps Don't Use Encryption After analysis, 94 percent had "at least three" medium-risk vulnerabilities.
As the value of cryptocurrencies continues to skyrocket nearly across the board, hackers and scammers are stealing digital money from unsuspecting victims in all sorts of new and interesting ways.
https://motherboard.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/bj7wev/66-percent-of-popular-android-cryptocurrency-apps-dont-use-encryption
As the value of cryptocurrencies continues to skyrocket nearly across the board, hackers and scammers are stealing digital money from unsuspecting victims in all sorts of new and interesting ways.
https://motherboard.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/bj7wev/66-percent-of-popular-android-cryptocurrency-apps-dont-use-encryption
Is it going to be possible run secure nodes on windows? Any ETA if so?
I like seeing Zencash further down the list on whattomine. Am I being selfish?
It sometimes jumps up quite high for no apparent reason on the immediate profitability measurement. Sometimes the difficulty drops 30 odd percent in the space of a few blocks (yesterday I saw it at 350ish before going back to high 600's), my guess is nicehash miners going to another coin, but still don't know why the swing would be so large!
But yes, I prefer to be able to mine more zencash at lower difficulty regardless of price, because I like zencash for the long haul!
Same here, but would like to have seen some price action with the successful go-live of securenodes on mainnet. Hopefully some patience will pay off.
I like seeing Zencash further down the list on whattomine. Am I being selfish?
It sometimes jumps up quite high for no apparent reason on the immediate profitability measurement. Sometimes the difficulty drops 30 odd percent in the space of a few blocks (yesterday I saw it at 350ish before going back to high 600's), my guess is nicehash miners going to another coin, but still don't know why the swing would be so large!
But yes, I prefer to be able to mine more zencash at lower difficulty regardless of price, because I like zencash for the long haul!
I like seeing Zencash further down the list on whattomine. Am I being selfish?
so securenode has moved to mainnet. where can i find tutorial to setup securenode?
All informations about how to setup node->https://blockoperations.com/how-to-build-and-operate-a-zencash-secure-node/
https://blockoperations.com/build-zencash-secure-node-part-1-prepare-vps/
https://blockoperations.com/build-zencash-secure-node-part-2-build-zen-node/
https://blockoperations.com/build-zencash-secure-node-part-2-5-test-tls-secnodetracker/
You will probably need some help in the beginning so join channel #securenodes on Discord ->invite for discord: https://discordapp.com/invite/9kXQFHx
so securenode has moved to mainnet. where can i find tutorial to setup securenode?
Great mention on bitcoin.com about sustainable mining.
https://news.bitcoin.com/is-zero-waste-bitcoin-mining-achievable/
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One expert who’s been eyeing the project with interest is cryptocurrency miner and Zencash business developer Rowan Stone. He told news.Bitcoin.com:
"I think that sourcing renewable energy will be an essential part of crypto continuing to grow at its current rate. But when we talk about renewable energy, we talk about sources that cannot be depleted. That’s why the miners of tomorrow will power their mines with wind, water and solar energy – not car tyres."
"I think that sourcing renewable energy will be an essential part of crypto continuing to grow at its current rate. But when we talk about renewable energy, we talk about sources that cannot be depleted. That’s why the miners of tomorrow will power their mines with wind, water and solar energy – not car tyres."
https://news.bitcoin.com/is-zero-waste-bitcoin-mining-achievable/
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