|ANN| DAS - Decentralized and Secure. Private Send. Masternodes.

[JinxedJinn]

I got 4.6 DAS today from my node. I also vote for a bigger return:)

You guys have to realise that DAS will only ever have 18 million coins compared to Eternity's 60mil. If anything Eternity needs to upgrade theirs. If we expand the community well enough and promote positively then your ROI will increase dramatically. Just be patient it's all been working out.

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[greml]

Can somebody explain to me what a Masternode is?

[lupanar]

Can somebody explain to me what a Masternode is?

Just read OP mate

[Extrawelt]

Is planned DAS at bittrex?

[tammuz]

Is planned DAS at bittrex?

Of course, and at Bitfinex as well 
So hurry up to buy DAS before pumping 

[Slkp]

Is planned DAS at bittrex?

Of course, and at Bitfinex as well  
So hurry up to buy DAS before pumping  

someone has begun to buy..you have an authority

[m33]

what is the price i have not see any movement yet , on nova is not moving at all totally . wish is was better

[m33]

has the code been fix yet , mac and windows user are waitting , hope this get fix soon , linux is not in use by many

[fromtash]

linux is not in use by many

Linux wallets is used usually for Masternodes

[Noruka]

Probably the most convenient way to set up a master node via linux.

[chaosfourever]

So are masternodes based on GPU power or just having them up. Trying to figure out if it is worth it to run it on my main pc and keep my pc running all the time.

[Mukade]

So are masternodes based on GPU power or just having them up. Trying to figure out if it is worth it to run it on my main pc and keep my pc running all the time.

Just having them up. It's kind of like the middle man you help the network and you get paid for it. So technically at this price you'd only get around $13 a month running one. However for every new decimal place the master nodes payout will do so too if it was $1.15 each it'd be 130. $13.15 ea it would be 1300. and so on and so forth.

[chaosfourever]

So are masternodes based on GPU power or just having them up. Trying to figure out if it is worth it to run it on my main pc and keep my pc running all the time.

Just having them up. It's kind of like the middle man you help the network and you get paid for it. So technically at this price you'd only get around $13 a month running one. However for every new decimal place the master nodes payout will do so too if it was $1.15 each it'd be 130. $13.15 ea it would be 1300. and so on and so forth.

So should I buy a raspberry pi and do it on that? My pc is a beast and draws a lot of power if I left it on 24/7.

[Mukade]

So are masternodes based on GPU power or just having them up. Trying to figure out if it is worth it to run it on my main pc and keep my pc running all the time.

Just having them up. It's kind of like the middle man you help the network and you get paid for it. So technically at this price you'd only get around $13 a month running one. However for every new decimal place the master nodes payout will do so too if it was $1.15 each it'd be 130. $13.15 ea it would be 1300. and so on and so forth.

So should I buy a raspberry pi and do it on that? My pc is a beast and draws a lot of power if I left it on 24/7.

Yeah it should be sufficient enough to do that. Just make sure you use Ubuntu because all other Linux distros are a pain to get up and running. Also if you plan to use wifi to run it make sure you have a good USB Wifi adapter they work like a charm.

[robert3harrison]

So are masternodes based on GPU power or just having them up. Trying to figure out if it is worth it to run it on my main pc and keep my pc running all the time.

Just having them up. It's kind of like the middle man you help the network and you get paid for it. So technically at this price you'd only get around $13 a month running one. However for every new decimal place the master nodes payout will do so too if it was $1.15 each it'd be 130. $13.15 ea it would be 1300. and so on and so forth.

So should I buy a raspberry pi and do it on that? My pc is a beast and draws a lot of power if I left it on 24/7.

Yeah it should be sufficient enough to do that. Just make sure you use Ubuntu because all other Linux distros are a pain to get up and running. Also if you plan to use wifi to run it make sure you have a good USB Wifi adapter they work like a charm.

Or... you can run it on an AWS EC2 server. Free for the first 12 months, then about $2 to $4 per month. Also Vultr offers servers at about $3 per month. Pretty easy to set up and then you don't have to worry about buying anything.

[lupanar]

By the way, would be nice to hear dev about project progress or may be some updates 

[chaosfourever]

So are masternodes based on GPU power or just having them up. Trying to figure out if it is worth it to run it on my main pc and keep my pc running all the time.

Just having them up. It's kind of like the middle man you help the network and you get paid for it. So technically at this price you'd only get around $13 a month running one. However for every new decimal place the master nodes payout will do so too if it was $1.15 each it'd be 130. $13.15 ea it would be 1300. and so on and so forth.

So should I buy a raspberry pi and do it on that? My pc is a beast and draws a lot of power if I left it on 24/7.

Yeah it should be sufficient enough to do that. Just make sure you use Ubuntu because all other Linux distros are a pain to get up and running. Also if you plan to use wifi to run it make sure you have a good USB Wifi adapter they work like a charm.

Or... you can run it on an AWS EC2 server. Free for the first 12 months, then about $2 to $4 per month. Also Vultr offers servers at about $3 per month. Pretty easy to set up and then you don't have to worry about buying anything.

Got any guides on how to get it going with that? I am pretty new to the whole masternode thing and it seems to keep getting more and more complicated.

[Mrrr]

There are a couple of guides posted from page 69 onwards.You can, for the larger part, use any dash VPS setup guide as this is based on dash code.

[tradingking]

Could i setup like 10 Masternodes on the same pc at the same time whilst having 10k coins splitted up in 10x1k, or is there a need for different IP when hosting a MN

[polylogic]

you can add more masternodes to your cold wallet. not your vps. you do need a new ip. you maybe can add ips to your vps and reroute everything with iptables.
but i dont yet know how to do it. you could add another coin to your first vps to maximise its gain. if you want to setup masternodes for the same coin you do have to get another 1000 coins and a new vps.

I sought before an another option and i find this :


http://www.explorerz.top/das-masternode-guide.html (at the end)


#### 2 Masternodes on one VPS ####

Follow the above guide again. You don't need to install dependencies again and you don't need to compile. However, you need a new Acc 0 address and a new Masternode key. Can get them by using a separate data dir. In order to get one do:

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thats awesome i have to try it.
i have read somewhere people get their masternodes disabled if using same ip:port
now if this does work it would be great. cant wait to try it but im a little busy this weekend

Could i setup like 10 Masternodes on the same pc at the same time whilst having 10k coins splitted up in 10x1k, or is there a need for different IP when hosting a MN

based on the above you actually can run more than 1 masternode from the same ip and vps
it should be worth it to run a couple of them already now the price is raising quickly. there is no stopping das.
i can only tell you to grab 10k coins and setup masternode, setup your life and the life of your children.