Topic: Bitcloud 2.0 - BTDX - PoS3 - Newest Masternode Core 12.2 - Quark - page 32. (Read 89419 times)

is there any minimal threshold for initial purchase?

I suppose if I can ever afford another BTDX masternode I'll try it out, but with Crave this is how it works :

Make a separate copy of the data directory for each masternode and use a different port (e.g. 111.111.111.111:8329 and 111.111.111.111:8330).  Then start multiple instances with the -port and -datadir pointing to their respective ports and locations.  I use unique wallets as well for each masternode.

I've heard some coins allow using one wallet with different addresses for different masternodes, and a shared data directory.  That would save a lot of hard drive space as well as RAM if that were possible.  Some even have the ability to send staked coins over to a specified address, different from the masternode's.

But I think most people doing what you suggest: using VPS for masternodes, and only staking on local machines.  They are quite affordable these days and readily available.

Others have done it with bitcloud.  I don't know how to do it.  I've asked here, no one has replied.

Thus, I do one masternode per vps.

I happened to look at Blockfolio and thought that maybe Blockfolio was on the blink. Either it was somebody who was in a hurry to buy or maybe someone new made a mistake with the decimal place?

@darkomega69 : Yes, but some coins like Crave allow multiple nodes from one IP.  Do you know if that is the case for Bitcloud also?  I was interested in knowing that too.

I wondering the same.
Some one bought all on its way, or put wrong buy price maby?
I thinkk it could be something like that.

There was some interesting price movement on Cryptopia earlier for anyone who missed it. BTDX hit a high of 0.00049998 BTC (about $3.17). IT looks like there was limited supply on the sales side and somebody was impatient to but and just cleaned the board at practically any price.

Maybe there there is a few lessons to be had out of this.

Patience = Money

 

if you want to run 3 masternodes i would personally run 3 individual remote vps and 1 local cold wallet.

with this setup, the laptop that has your wallet doesn't have to be on the whole time, thus it's called a cold wallet.

I bought coins fpr 3 masternodes now...

is it possible to hold them all on one windows wallet...

or must i install for every masternode a new wallet..

I bought coins fpr 3 masternodes now...

is it possible to hold them all on one windows wallet...

or must i install for every masternode a new wallet..

Hello I have following question,

i setup an bitcloud masternode now... my server is running and the netstat -tulpn give following output:
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root@ip110:~# netstat -tulpn
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address           Foreign Address         State       PID/Program name
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:8329            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      8007/bitcloudd
tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:6379          0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      923/redis-server 12
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:22              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      882/sshd
tcp6       0      0 :::8329                 :::*                    LISTEN      8007/bitcloudd
tcp6       0      0 :::51473                :::*                    LISTEN      8007/bitcloudd
tcp6       0      0 :::22                   :::*                    LISTEN      882/sshd
root@ip110:~#
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i installed my wallet on my windows notebook... now my question is: must the windows notebook always be on too.. or can i open it once a week to sync the database and check if any masternode rewards are being send from the network..

best regards,

akasya

Yes, it shows up in the wallet's masternode list of all nodes.  However, it didn't show up on chainz block explorer that TimC referenced.  It turns out that the internet connection is very crucial and because my laptop was sharing too much bandwidth, BTDX didn't work properly.  When I started the masternode on a different computer with low internet load, it worked.  Just received my second reward of 90.  Thanks to all for the help.

is your ip showing up in the wallet's all masternode list?

you are looking at roughly 29 hours plus 6h minimum staking time i believe for your first reward.....


cryptoid doesn't know how to handle multiple nodes on the same ip, thus the incorrect count.

You can ask "metamorphin" here.

Kind Regards Christian

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