At what point does that happen? All of my masternodes are still collecting VRT, there's still about as many masternodes as there was all weekend

Also, don't just assume the coins are worth a lot more, just because there's "less" supply doesn't mean there's going to automatically be demand, the coins are still worth what someone is willing to pay for them, and unfortunately for this, that isn't very much. There's still no white paper and the biggest highlight on the webpage is "tiered masternodes," still not really a clear "use" for the coin....

Alright... I tried all day, finally gonna ask....

Is there a complete guide for running this on a virtual machine instead of a VPS? (I'm talking *complete* from installing Ubuntu on virtual box to having a masternode running)

I have a couple of r410s I'd like to use instead of paying $5-$10 per month to have a VPS... What is it that they do when they "set up" your server that it just WORKS... I had all sorts of problems and only got as far as the VM masternode saying it couldn't communicate with the IP I used. My VM had a static public ID that seemed like it should've worked... Very frustrating

I've gotta couple master nodes, can someone ELI5 this "campaign" and how I become not a newbie


Also, I initially got excited seeing "private send" on the wallet (all about those private coins) but I saw it's disabled and there's no mention on the website... Will this be an anonymous coin?

So, lets say I make the mistake of buying another master node, can I run it out of the same wallet but instead of it being MN1 make it MN2? (kidding, wouldn't be a mistake!)

Will this confused the wallet at all? Or will it just know that my wallet now needs 10,000 VRT?

I'm also guessing I'd need a separate server?

Hey guys, very very first time I'm running a master node...

My node pops up as "enbaled" (yayyyy) can I close PUTTY (for my vps) and close my wallet locally or do they have to also stay online 24/7

I'm assuming that my VPS will be running the node 24/7 even if I close PUTTY but I have no clue, and I also had never used Ubuntu until doing this.