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[OleksandrBlack]

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[mr.t352]

SNG is ready for BarterDEX, you can download the latest version here: https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/BarterDEX/releases/tag/0.8.11-rc
Login and choose Electrum mode for SNG

It í nice to see Snowgem listed on BarterDex exchange which based on KOMODO platform.

That's great. The more exchanges the more popularization spread out, and it's just only beneficial for all of Snowgem supporters.

[NameTaken]

Now I'm also getting this error when trying to send 10000 SNG:



Going to be hard setting up a masternode if I can't even send the collateral.

I've sent 10000 SNG to the new address in smaller increments. Clicking on “Get Outputs” button does not show anything.

not sure but I think you have to send exactly 10K in one transaction. Thats what i heard from every mastrnode guide out there regardless of coin/algo.

Wallet wouldn't let me send 10k at once.

Please follow the guide on faq: https://snowgem.org/faq
Q: I can’t send 10000 SNG for the collateral, what should I do?
A: Please send some small amount to another address (called A)  first, then increase number continuously (for example: 50, 100, 200, 300, 600, 1000, etc.)  util all coin is sent to ‘A’. After that, just send 10000 SNG from ‘A’ to the main wallet which you use for the MN.

That worked. Transferred 10k to s1c2QY5eWfPLbbEB6bGAGmgyJKngfoetNZw and now able to "Get Outputs".

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

[TXID]

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

  that's a good news

[SaniaNET]

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

It would be better to compile more quickly on your own (virtual) machine, and transfer binaries (snowgemd & snowgem-cli) to VPS

[NameTaken]

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

  that's a good news

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

It would be better to compile more quickly on your own (virtual) machine, and transfer binaries (snowgemd & snowgem-cli) to VPS

Simple Wallet is running in a Windows VM as all my mining rigs and other PCs are running Linux so what happens if I delete the VM? I have my wallet address private keys backed up.

[TXID]

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

  that's a good news

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

It would be better to compile more quickly on your own (virtual) machine, and transfer binaries (snowgemd & snowgem-cli) to VPS

Simple Wallet is running in a Windows VM as all my mining rigs and other PCs are running Linux so what happens if I delete the VM? I have my wallet address private keys backed up.

If you have your private keys, you can restore your wallet everywhere, just go to tool -> import private keys then choose the privatekey files, your coin should be back.

[NameTaken]

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

  that's a good news

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

It would be better to compile more quickly on your own (virtual) machine, and transfer binaries (snowgemd & snowgem-cli) to VPS

Simple Wallet is running in a Windows VM as all my mining rigs and other PCs are running Linux so what happens if I delete the VM? I have my wallet address private keys backed up.

If you have your private keys, you can restore your wallet everywhere, just go to tool -> import private keys then choose the privatekey files, your coin should be back.

How to unlock the 10k SNG?
What is masternode private key?
Should I backup masternode.conf/masternode private key?
Is there a "Stop MN" button?
What is masternode queue and how does it work?
What happens if the VPS provider suffers an outage?
What if I want to switch VPS?

[TXID]

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

  that's a good news

Took forever to compile on a single core VPS and sync blockchain but finally finished setting up my first masternode.

It would be better to compile more quickly on your own (virtual) machine, and transfer binaries (snowgemd & snowgem-cli) to VPS

Simple Wallet is running in a Windows VM as all my mining rigs and other PCs are running Linux so what happens if I delete the VM? I have my wallet address private keys backed up.

If you have your private keys, you can restore your wallet everywhere, just go to tool -> import private keys then choose the privatekey files, your coin should be back.

How to unlock the 10k SNG?
What is masternode private key?
Should I backup masternode.conf/masternode private key?
Is there a "Stop MN" button?
What is masternode queue and how does it work?
What happens if the VPS provider suffers an outage?
What if I want to switch VPS?

To unlock the coin, delete the data in masternode.conf, set masternode=0 in snowgem.conf.
Masternode privatekey is only used in the process of signing the start masternode message and voting on proposals, and as such it is not particularly dangerous if it falls into the wrong hands.
You can backup the privatekey or not, it's not a problem here. If you lost that key, just create a new one and setup the masternode again in your alias VPS. You still can get your old masternode privatekey from your alias vps if you lost it on local machine.
What do you mean here? If you want to stop MN, just send the collateral coin to another address or set masternode=0 on your alias and restart the daemon.
Your location on the queue is depended on system vote, it's automatic process to make sure that allmasternodes will be received the reward correctly. 1 queue, in general, includes all MNs in network.
You must open the daemon ASAP after the outage, unless you need to start the alias again and your active time will be started from 0. For automatically opening the daemon after the outage, we have a guide here: https://snowgem.org/masternode-daemon-monitoring/
If you want to switch VPS, change your config on your local computer, setup new config on new vps and start the MN again.

Thanks for your questions.

[mr.t352]

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How to unlock the 10k SNG?
What is masternode private key?
Should I backup masternode.conf/masternode private key?
Is there a "Stop MN" button?
What is masternode queue and how does it work?
What happens if the VPS provider suffers an outage?
What if I want to switch VPS?

To unlock the coin, delete the data in masternode.conf, set masternode=0 in snowgem.conf.
Masternode privatekey is only used in the process of signing the start masternode message and voting on proposals, and as such it is not particularly dangerous if it falls into the wrong hands.
You can backup the privatekey or not, it's not a problem here. If you lost that key, just create a new one and setup the masternode again in your alias VPS. You still can get your old masternode privatekey from your alias vps if you lost it on local machine.
What do you mean here? If you want to stop MN, just send the collateral coin to another address or set masternode=0 on your alias and restart the daemon.
Your location on the queue is depended on system vote, it's automatic process to make sure that allmasternodes will be received the reward correctly. 1 queue, in general, includes all MNs in network.
You must open the daemon ASAP after the outage, unless you need to start the alias again and your active time will be started from 0. For automatically opening the daemon after the outage, we have a guide here: https://snowgem.org/masternode-daemon-monitoring/
If you want to switch VPS, change your config on your local computer, setup new config on new vps and start the MN again.

Thanks for your questions.

What a particular guideline for setup MN! I have to reserve for the next step of my plan after mining enough needed amount of SNG coin.

[TXID]

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How to unlock the 10k SNG?
What is masternode private key?
Should I backup masternode.conf/masternode private key?
Is there a "Stop MN" button?
What is masternode queue and how does it work?
What happens if the VPS provider suffers an outage?
What if I want to switch VPS?

To unlock the coin, delete the data in masternode.conf, set masternode=0 in snowgem.conf.
Masternode privatekey is only used in the process of signing the start masternode message and voting on proposals, and as such it is not particularly dangerous if it falls into the wrong hands.
You can backup the privatekey or not, it's not a problem here. If you lost that key, just create a new one and setup the masternode again in your alias VPS. You still can get your old masternode privatekey from your alias vps if you lost it on local machine.
What do you mean here? If you want to stop MN, just send the collateral coin to another address or set masternode=0 on your alias and restart the daemon.
Your location on the queue is depended on system vote, it's automatic process to make sure that allmasternodes will be received the reward correctly. 1 queue, in general, includes all MNs in network.
You must open the daemon ASAP after the outage, unless you need to start the alias again and your active time will be started from 0. For automatically opening the daemon after the outage, we have a guide here: https://snowgem.org/masternode-daemon-monitoring/
If you want to switch VPS, change your config on your local computer, setup new config on new vps and start the MN again.

Thanks for your questions.

What a particular guideline for setup MN! I have to reserve for the next step of my plan after mining enough needed amount of SNG coin.

This is the completed guide: https://snowgem.org/how-to-setup-a-masternode/
There are 3 common ways to setup SNG MN

[NameTaken]

I saw that ZenCash secure node needs atleast 92% uptime to earn reward so I was wondering if something like that is also the case in the event of an outage. I think using Monit is unnecessary as all major Linux distros have adopted systemd for process and log management. This is the systemd service file I'm using:

Code:

[Unit]
Description=Snowgem daemon
After=network-online.target

[Service]
ExecReload=/bin/kill -HUP $MAINPID
ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/snowgemd
WorkingDirectory=/home/snowgem
User=snowgem
KillMode=mixed
Restart=always
RestartSec=10
TimeoutStopSec=10
Nice=-20
ProtectSystem=full

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

Code:

systemctl enable --now snowgem.service

to start on boot.

[TXID]

I saw that ZenCash secure node needs atleast 92% uptime to earn reward so I was wondering if something like that is also the case in the event of an outage. I think using Monit is unnecessary as all major Linux distros have adopted systemd for process and log management. This is the systemd service file I'm using:

Code:

[Unit]
Description=Snowgem daemon
After=network-online.target

[Service]
ExecReload=/bin/kill -HUP $MAINPID
ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/snowgemd
WorkingDirectory=/home/snowgem
User=snowgem
KillMode=mixed
Restart=always
RestartSec=10
TimeoutStopSec=10
Nice=-20
ProtectSystem=full

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

Code:

systemctl enable --now snowgem.service

to start on boot.

Thank you, we'll add this one to the guide. if they don't want to use Monit, they can try your way.

[giagge]

Hello everyone, I had mined snowgem but I did not realize it was masternode , how many do I need to open a node? .

[TXID]

Hello everyone, I had mined snowgem but I did not realize it was masternode , how many do I need to open a node? .

The masternode was released 10 days ago, you need 10000 SNG for collateral.
For completed guide, you can go to our homepage: https://snowgem.org/#masternode

[romacapitano]

The masternode was released 10 days ago, you need 10000 SNG for collateral.
For completed guide, you can go to our homepage: https://snowgem.org/#masternode

This is my first time to plan for setting masternode up. Hence, I have to read your document very very carefully in order to avoid doing stupid things which can result in losing all my 10.000 SNGs.

[fmx]

Good coin!
When SNG will be listed in coinmarketcap?
You are already listed in SE exchange so it should be easy to get listed in CMC.
This is very important devs.

when 1 masternode = 1 lambo?

[giagge]

Thank you for very appreciated information. Although I thought the maximum was 5000 .

[vitiriha]

I think investing in a masternode SnowGem at the moment is one of the most promising

[nick1492]

hi guys, is snowgem signature campaign still ongoing?