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PoW ~2 days
block time 64 seconds
port 18888
rpcport 18889
PoW rewards:
blocks 1 - 88 → 8 coins ~ 700
blocks 89 - 888 → 88 coins ~ 70k
blocks 889 - 1888 → 8 coins
maturity 4 hours - 251 confirms
TX fee 0.0001 - TX confirmation 10
PoS starts at block 888
PoS rewards:
blocks 888 - 1288 → 888 coins
blocks 1289 - 1888 → 88 coins
blocks > 1888 → 8% Yearly
blocks > 11500 → 1.2 8BIT
max coin at block 1888 : 101kBlock Explorer:
http://8bit.website:1888/Nodes:
addnode=167.114.13.142:18888
addnode=195.154.146.221:18888
addnode=178.214.174.209:18888
addnode=24.5.53.44:18888
addnode=176.205.217.148:18888
addnode=85.97.136.163:18888
addnode=83.162.222.190:18888
addnode=77.165.71.127:18888
addnode=95.28.156.130:18888
addnode=212.251.152.72:18888
addnode=188.166.126.70:18888
addnode=167.114.13.142:18888
addnode=46.229.50.42:18888
addnode=89.156.207.220:18888
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Simple guide on how to create a masternode:
Start your 8BIT wallet
Send exactly 112 8BITS to an address in your wallet
Go to Help/Debug/Console
type the following and hit Enter:
Copy the result and place that in the 8bit.conf file below:
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=YourUserName
rpcpassword=YourRPCPassword
rpcport=any_valid_port EX: 9228
server=1
daemon=1
listen=1
staking=0
port=9999
masternodeaddr=YOUR_IP:9999
masternode=1
masternodeprivkey=KEY GENERATED BY COMMAND masternode genkey
Port 9999 must be open.
Restart your wallet and go back to Help/Debug/Console
Type the following and hit enter:
* Give your Masternode a few minutes, and check if it's up in the Masternode list
DO not use your local IP address, use your external IP address. If you do not know what it is
Type "what is my IP" in google search and you will see it.
Here is a guide for setting up multiple masternodes on the same machine:This is proof that I am running 8 masternodes on the same machine.
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Make sure that each node is using its own wallet.dat.
You will be using a .bat file to launch each node except node1, which you launch using 8bit-qt
You create a .bat just like you would a .conf, but with the .bat extension of course.
Also, when launching a wallet for the first time, set masternode=0 in the .conf file
Use the command "masternode genkey" for each wallet once you have launched with masternode=0.
Send exactly 112 coins to the new wallet address and paste your masternode's private key in the .conf file.
Then close the wallet, set masternode=1, and assign a different port to your masternode than the others.
Then, relaunch the wallet using your .bat file and wait until your deposit of 112 coins has at least 16 confirms.
After you have 16 confirms, go back to the console and type "masternode start"
You should receive a message, "masternode started successfully"
Make sure you open any ports you want to use on your router.
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