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Title: Hiring node operators Post by: alecfisker on August 25, 2023, 07:57:36 AM Have unused laptop, it could make $1 per month running proof of stake coin node.
Minimal requirements 2 Gb ram, 10Gb free drive space, 5% of CPU power. Text me for install instruction, payment in bitcoin. Title: Re: Hiring node operators Post by: LoyceV on August 25, 2023, 09:58:46 AM A laptop costs more than $1 per month in power. Make it $2, pay a year ahead, and you have a few VPS options.
I wouldn't install unknown software on my home network. For all I know you'll use it for very bad things. Title: Re: Hiring node operators Post by: RikandMorty1 on August 26, 2023, 12:05:51 AM A laptop costs more than $1 per month in power. Make it $2, pay a year ahead, and you have a few VPS options. Looking at his trust page, I would say he's up to no good.I wouldn't install unknown software on my home network. For all I know you'll use it for very bad things. Be careful, never install random applications to your local PC. He's likely looking to hijack your wallets and drain them out. Title: Re: Hiring node operators Post by: alecfisker on December 22, 2023, 10:00:25 AM project Im hiring for audited, downloaded from official github, can find them on marketcap, top 100 coins
anyways possible build from source code for additional layer of security (no binary download required) 2$ VPS is not enough resources, mem pool can take up to 3GB ram, chain snapshot 40 GB in this range the best deal VPS is $20 month, monthly payment negotiable it can be 20-50% from staking rewards regarding electricity, with screen off power draw is 5 watt per hour average cost of a kilowatt hour is between 9 and 10 cents day of keeping node will cost 0.012 cents Title: Re: Hiring node operators Post by: CCMS on December 22, 2023, 04:21:54 PM Quote Text me for install instruction, payment in bitcoin. Can it be run on a rasp PI? A laptop costs more than $1 per month in power. Make it $2, pay a year ahead, and you have a few VPS options. I wouldn't install unknown software on my home network. For all I know you'll use it for very bad things. One can simply go for VMware, I hope you like virtual machines? Title: Re: Hiring node operators Post by: LoyceV on December 23, 2023, 01:55:08 PM 2$ VPS is not enough resources, mem pool can take up to 3GB ram, chain snapshot 40 GB You asked for 2 GB RAM, 10 GB disk and 5% CPU. That is available for $2 per month.in this range the best deal VPS is $20 month One can simply go for VMware, I hope you like virtual machines? Even with a VM you shouldn't allow unknown software to run on your home network.Title: Re: Hiring node operators Post by: examplens on December 23, 2023, 04:15:54 PM Isn't it necessary for POS coins to have a certain amount of that coin in your node to earn from staking? Also, starting staking is not complicated, it is a matter of one click inside the wallet or just one command in the console.
Did I miss something here? 2$ VPS is not enough resources, mem pool can take up to 3GB ram, chain snapshot 40 GB You asked for 2 GB RAM, 10 GB disk and 5% CPU. That is available for $2 per month.in this range the best deal VPS is $20 month Very few POS coins are profitable even with the lowest-priced VPS. Their prime ended even before the ICO euphoria. Title: Re: Hiring node operators Post by: alecfisker on December 25, 2023, 12:58:45 PM Quote Isn't it necessary for POS coins to have a certain amount of that coin in your node to earn from staking? Also, starting staking is not complicated, it is a matter of one click inside the wallet or just one command in the console. have to be configured as delegated staking (some POS coins do have this option), node operator does not require coins only master wallet, yes with console command possibleDid I miss something here? Quote Very few POS coins are profitable even with the lowest-priced VPS. Their prime ended even before the ICO euphoria. not sure what calculation used for this conclusion, majority of POS coins (smart chain) use CPU for staking, reward amount increases with coins amount in wallet and not power draw |