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ghaust

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Quote from: madross on March 08, 2018, 10:31:33 AM

Quote from: ghaust on March 08, 2018, 02:37:21 AM

Quote from: madross on March 07, 2018, 12:55:15 PM

Quote from: ghaust on March 07, 2018, 12:32:23 PM

Im confusing with the lower point Roll Eyes

>a dedicated node doesn't require any coins to be in the wallet
So how's get PoS rewards without holding coins in the wallet? Just for miners?

we don't offer staking nodes at this moment this service is for new and current altcoins a way to have a dedicated node running for there blockchain so that clients have a direct connection to its network

What's needed?
dedicated wallet and static ip stuff? no coins really?

one of the other options for having a dedicated node running for your altcoin is that you have the option to set this node up as a checkpoint server ensure that your blockchain is secure from forking

Difficult to understand so I searches about a dedicated node and hit elastic(XEL). Elastic(XEL) is aimed at the dedicated nodes. It seems there are many type of dedicated nodes.
I still don't know it at all. But is it the key?
>An advantage of splitting the master and data roles between dedicated nodes is that you can have just three master-eligible nodes and set minimum_master_nodes to 2. You never have to change this setting, no matter how many dedicated data nodes you add to the cluster.

madross

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madross

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Activity: 411

Merit: 251

Quote from: ghaust on March 08, 2018, 02:37:21 AM

Quote from: madross on March 07, 2018, 12:55:15 PM

Quote from: ghaust on March 07, 2018, 12:32:23 PM

Im confusing with the lower point Roll Eyes

>a dedicated node doesn't require any coins to be in the wallet
So how's get PoS rewards without holding coins in the wallet? Just for miners?

we don't offer staking nodes at this moment this service is for new and current altcoins a way to have a dedicated node running for there blockchain so that clients have a direct connection to its network

What's needed?
dedicated wallet and static ip stuff? no coins really?

one of the other options for having a dedicated node running for your altcoin is that you have the option to set this node up as a checkpoint server ensure that your blockchain is secure from forking

ghaust

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Activity: 103

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Quote from: madross on March 07, 2018, 12:55:15 PM

Quote from: ghaust on March 07, 2018, 12:32:23 PM

Im confusing with the lower point Roll Eyes

>a dedicated node doesn't require any coins to be in the wallet
So how's get PoS rewards without holding coins in the wallet? Just for miners?

we don't offer staking nodes at this moment this service is for new and current altcoins a way to have a dedicated node running for there blockchain so that clients have a direct connection to its network

What's needed?
dedicated wallet and static ip stuff? no coins really?

madross

sr. member

Activity: 411

Merit: 251

Quote from: ghaust on March 07, 2018, 12:32:23 PM

Im confusing with the lower point Roll Eyes

>a dedicated node doesn't require any coins to be in the wallet
So how's get PoS rewards without holding coins in the wallet? Just for miners?

we don't offer staking nodes at this moment this service is for new and current altcoins a way to have a dedicated node running for there blockchain so that clients have a direct connection to its network

ghaust

newbie

Activity: 103

Merit: 0

Im confusing with the lower point Roll Eyes

>a dedicated node doesn't require any coins to be in the wallet
So how's get PoS rewards without holding coins in the wallet? Just for miners?

madross

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Activity: 411

Merit: 251

Quote from: steppka on March 05, 2018, 12:13:22 AM

Quote from: madross on March 01, 2018, 11:56:33 PM

we are happy to announce the release of our new service

Managed Nodes

Having a wallet available for users just isn't enough to maintain your coin's network, many users computers are behind consumer firewalls that may or may not allow for the automatic port forwarding necessary for OTHER wallets on the network to establish a connection. Having a stable and dedicated set of nodes that can connect freely to each other and allow incoming connections is vital for any coin's network to survive. As a coin grows in use, existing static nodes may reach their limit of incoming connections or become bogged down trying to process the connections they can establish.

Adding more nodes to your network can relieve some strain on existing nodes and provides more capacity to your network.

we will only be accepting incakoin for this service if your interested then send us a private message

pricing $200 a year

http://coindex.tech/

I'm interested, but I cant pm to you because of newbie status. Write me pm please.

sorry about that should be fixed now will pm you

steppka

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Quote from: madross on March 01, 2018, 11:56:33 PM

we are happy to announce the release of our new service

Managed Nodes

Having a wallet available for users just isn't enough to maintain your coin's network, many users computers are behind consumer firewalls that may or may not allow for the automatic port forwarding necessary for OTHER wallets on the network to establish a connection. Having a stable and dedicated set of nodes that can connect freely to each other and allow incoming connections is vital for any coin's network to survive. As a coin grows in use, existing static nodes may reach their limit of incoming connections or become bogged down trying to process the connections they can establish.

Adding more nodes to your network can relieve some strain on existing nodes and provides more capacity to your network.

we will only be accepting incakoin for this service if your interested then send us a private message

pricing $200 a year

http://coindex.tech/

I'm interested, but I cant pm to you because of newbie status. Write me pm please.

sth2017

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The best news in march

madross

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Quote from: ghaust on March 02, 2018, 12:53:50 PM

Isn't it different from MN? No less limit coins i should have?

a dedicated node doesn't require any coins to be in the wallet it serves as a means so that your cryptocurrency has a dedicated connection to its blockchain

a masternode requires that you lock up coins to help with processing transactions on the network and also you get a reward in return

most altcoins use the pow and pos system for managing transactions and processing rewards

ghaust

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Isn't it different from MN? No less limit coins i should have?

madross

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Quote from: Dlugina23 on March 02, 2018, 01:02:54 AM

When i install Windows server and open wallet ,this is working like node?

the wallet must been online 24/7 in order to run a dedicated node also ports have to be open

our team handles the management of the node so you can focus on other tasks

Dlugina23

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When i install Windows server and open wallet ,this is working like node?

madross

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Activity: 411

Merit: 251

we are happy to announce the release of our new service

Managed Nodes

Having a wallet available for users just isn't enough to maintain your coin's network, many users computers are behind consumer firewalls that may or may not allow for the automatic port forwarding necessary for OTHER wallets on the network to establish a connection. Having a stable and dedicated set of nodes that can connect freely to each other and allow incoming connections is vital for any coin's network to survive. As a coin grows in use, existing static nodes may reach their limit of incoming connections or become bogged down trying to process the connections they can establish.

Adding more nodes to your network can relieve some strain on existing nodes and provides more capacity to your network.

we will only be accepting incakoin for this service if your interested then send us a private message

pricing paid anually

$220 paying in bitcoin
$200 paying with incakoin

http://coindex.tech/

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