I want to invest in this coin
How much now brings one MN of income per day?
Are there any prospects for a rise in the value of the coin?
I only receive an average of 45 coins per day. Others have claimed up to 500 per day but I don't know if that's a long term average or a one time thing. It's going to vary randomly based on the transactions that get sent to you. It's probably a good idea to read through the CXT thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1835672.0 and the old XCXT thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2068761.0 before you decide to invest.
Hi Guys,
Anyone have a running masternodes of Coinonatx in Linux.
There's a lot of information about linux at the end of the old thread. Here's a video tutorial for ubuntu vps:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2068761.msg21351660#msg21351660Been trying to work out how to set up 2 masternodes on my mac for hours now. I need more info than what I've read from Coinonatx's info to set up 2 masternodes. From what I've gathered, I need an IP address with 2 separate Port addresses for each of the 2 nodes.
1) Do I use the internal IP address which I get from my mac's system preferences > Network > IP address (which I believe is IPv4 ?) or do I get it from 'whatismyipaddress.com ' for an external Dynamic IP ? Also do I need a static IP address and is this the internal address?
2) For these 2 Masternodes do I need to set up 'port forwarding' via my modems software? If so, my modems software asks me for the software for a "port mapping application" ? It also asks for a external, as well as internal port number. It won't allow blank or zero values for internal port number ? Next it asks for protocol i.e. TCP or UDP or both?
3) Can you use the IPv6 address given in the 'network' preferences just listed in my 2nd question?
It would be great if someone can set up a page with clear, step by step instructions inclusive of screen shots?
Thanks.
Mac and windows wallets and masternode setup is basically the same. I'm pretty sure the only difference is where the conf files are stored. I'd start with setting up one masternode first.
1) Use your public ipv4 address provided by your ISP. You can get it from whatsmyip or just look for the wan address in the router status. A masternode handles transactions from the outside world. Other masternodes need to know where to find yours. Most ISPs provide public ip address via dhcp so they aren't static and can change anytime. In my experience my IP only changes every few months but it varies. This can be a pain because when your public ip changes then your masternode is no longer at the old address so you'll have to update the conf file with the new ip address. Each masternode needs it's own port number. Just pick a random port between 1024 and 65535 not already being used. I started with 44579 since the wallet already uses 44577 and 44578.
2) You may have to setup port forwarding depending on your router setup. It wasn't necessary for me. I'd try running the MN first and see if you have issues connecting. I'm pretty sure if the wallet shows connections then you won't need to configure port forwarding. If you experience connection issues I'd disable any firewall on your computer first to test and add an exception if need be. If you want to test with port forward I suggest you google how to configure port forwarding on your router. It's pretty much the same on every router and there are tons of tutorials.
3) IPv4 only as far as I know.
When you're ready to add a second MN follow the same steps for the first to create the second masternode and address. Transfer your 5000 XCXT to the second MN address. Select the new MN and click get config. The bottom 3 lines should be something like:
masternode=1
masternodeaddr=<your public ip>:<port>
masternodeprivkey=<mn private key>
copy paste those 3 lines into the bottom of your coinonatx.conf file
then change the masternode=1 you just pasted to masternode=2. Restart wallet, make sure it's unlocked for staking, and start your masternodes. After 10-15 minutes verify they're working by looking for your ip address in the masternode list.
Dev, qt wallet don't make.
coinonatxd don't work.
./coinonatxd walletpassphrase "mypass" 60000
And I wite long time. Very long. This don't work.
Work only
./coinonatxd help
wtf?
As mentioned above, there's a lot of information about linux at the end of the old thread. Here's a video tutorial for ubuntu vps:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2068761.msg21351660#msg21351660EDIT: I incorrectly assumed masternode=1 corresponded to the masternode ID. I now believe it's simply a boolean letting the wallet know that it should run as a masternode so there is no need to change it from masternode=1.
