I will address both of the questions above.
The masternodes will get 50% of all the PoS blocks. So, in ideal conditions, with 15% PA, if all all 100 mill. coins stake there should be 15 mill. coins generated per year. So, 7.5 mill for MNs per year (maximum) so if there are say 20 MNs running, that would mean 375,000 MOJO per year.
The stake is 15% for another year and then it reduces. We can think about ways for the MNs to be compensated. The PoW is only for 6 months to ensure the chain is moving.
Any ideas would be welcome, especially from MN operators.
ED: We can discuss the MN collateral and reward with some input from you.
The masternodes will get 50% of all the PoS blocks. So, in ideal conditions, with 15% PA, if all all 100 mill. coins stake there should be 15 mill. coins generated per year. So, 7.5 mill for MNs per year (maximum) so if there are say 20 MNs running, that would mean 375,000 MOJO per year.
The stake is 15% for another year and then it reduces. We can think about ways for the MNs to be compensated. The PoW is only for 6 months to ensure the chain is moving.
Any ideas would be welcome, especially from MN operators.
ED: We can discuss the MN collateral and reward with some input from you.
Excellent, thank you. Is the MN setup you have listed a few posts up still viable or will there be another MN setup tutorial? Also can we run multiple MN's on one IP address? Thanks!!!!
Edit: Still need 200,000 for each MN?
Yeah, there is still a 200k collateral requirement for a MN. The setup will work for a remote / local setup. I hope to have a MN setup guide for Pi and others in time. Now we have to get the V.2.2 out and see how staking is doing.
Yes, you can run multiple masternodes on one IP remotely but you will need to know how to set up IP tables in Linux. We will not provide a guide for this as it is too advanced. If you know how to use IP tables in Linux, then go for it. If you provide a decent tutorial, there will be a bounty.
