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February 23, 2018, 03:06:33 AM
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-= CrowdNode =-
www.crowdnode.ml

We would like to introduce a new crowdfunding project "CrowdNode"!
It's widely known that modern p2p coins more and more use masternodes network structure for its operation.
"CrowdNode" is shared masternode service that enables anyone to invest into such masternode's infrastructure
and get appropriate profit of supporting coin's network health!

************** OUR CONDITIONS **************

- Setup fee: 0%
- Deposit fee: 0%
- Minimal "share" size: 5% of coin's masternode requirement
- "Share" step: 5% of coin's masternode requirement
- Payouts: every week
- Service fee: 5% masternode profit

************** DISCORD **************

https://discord.gg/Rekkr5K


************** TELEGRAMM **************

https://t.me/crowd_node


************** SITE **************

www.crowdnode.ml

************** FAQ **************

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February 23, 2018, 03:08:26 AM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.
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February 23, 2018, 03:16:33 AM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEmIYYPX7qk

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“People have the mistaken impression that virtual currency means
you can trust a random person over the Internet,” says Jeff Garzik, a member of bitcoin’s core developer group."

http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/11/mf_bitcoin/all/1
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February 23, 2018, 05:06:50 AM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.

If the masternode wallet supports multisignature, it could be fine.  But, the newbie status would definitely turn me away, that point is granted.
 

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February 23, 2018, 06:24:20 AM
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Nobody's pushing one's back. Don't like it, don't get it!  Wink Time only will show what's scam and what's not.
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February 23, 2018, 06:33:26 AM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.

A lot of coins of past "annoynymous noob's" cost thousands and hundreds dollars now  Grin
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February 23, 2018, 08:31:52 AM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.

If the masternode wallet supports multisignature, it could be fine.  But, the newbie status would definitely turn me away, that point is granted.
  



All the masternodes that I'm aware of require sending and locking up the masternode amount under a single transaction and wallet address. So basically this clown expects everyone to send him their coins for you to trust him to host the masternode, collect the payments and then send you your percentage. That's like someone saying they are a bank and you can trust them to hold your money for you and pay you interest. Sounds totally legit. LOL
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February 23, 2018, 03:44:33 PM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.

If the masternode wallet supports multisignature, it could be fine.  But, the newbie status would definitely turn me away, that point is granted.
  



All the masternodes that I'm aware of require sending and locking up the masternode amount under a single transaction and wallet address. So basically this clown expects everyone to send him their coins for you to trust him to host the masternode, collect the payments and then send you your percentage. That's like someone saying they are a bank and you can trust them to hold your money for you and pay you interest. Sounds totally legit. LOL

There is one "clown" that's saying: Everybody trust mining pools BUT nobody will trust masternodes pool.  LOL
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February 23, 2018, 04:10:19 PM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.


If the masternode wallet supports multisignature, it could be fine.  But, the newbie status would definitely turn me away, that point is granted.
  



All the masternodes that I'm aware of require sending and locking up the masternode amount under a single transaction and wallet address. So basically this clown expects everyone to send him their coins for you to trust him to host the masternode, collect the payments and then send you your percentage. That's like someone saying they are a bank and you can trust them to hold your money for you and pay you interest. Sounds totally legit. LOL

There is one "clown" that's saying: Everybody trust mining pools BUT nobody will trust masternodes pool.  LOL

For one the only thing I'm sending a pool is my hash rate, which I control and can set my own auto payout limit. Nobody is leaving hundreds or thousands of USD worth of Crypto locked up on a new pool or on an exchange and if you do, you're an idiot. Trusting some idiot on the internet to manage your masternode for you is just the next level stupid.
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February 23, 2018, 04:18:49 PM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.


If the masternode wallet supports multisignature, it could be fine.  But, the newbie status would definitely turn me away, that point is granted.
  



All the masternodes that I'm aware of require sending and locking up the masternode amount under a single transaction and wallet address. So basically this clown expects everyone to send him their coins for you to trust him to host the masternode, collect the payments and then send you your percentage. That's like someone saying they are a bank and you can trust them to hold your money for you and pay you interest. Sounds totally legit. LOL

There is one "clown" that's saying: Everybody trust mining pools BUT nobody will trust masternodes pool.  LOL

For one the only thing I'm sending a pool is my hash rate and can set my own auto payout limit. Nobody is leaving hundreds or thousands of USD worth of Crypto locked up on a new pool or on an exchange and if you do, you're an idiot. Trusting some idiot on the internet to manage your masternode for you is just the next level stupid.

If you didn't know, hashpower = electricity = USD. And 5% of coins required by masternode is NOT "hundreds or thousands usd". So who's idiot here?  Grin
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February 23, 2018, 04:30:49 PM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.


If the masternode wallet supports multisignature, it could be fine.  But, the newbie status would definitely turn me away, that point is granted.
 



All the masternodes that I'm aware of require sending and locking up the masternode amount under a single transaction and wallet address. So basically this clown expects everyone to send him their coins for you to trust him to host the masternode, collect the payments and then send you your percentage. That's like someone saying they are a bank and you can trust them to hold your money for you and pay you interest. Sounds totally legit. LOL

There is one "clown" that's saying: Everybody trust mining pools BUT nobody will trust masternodes pool.  LOL

For one the only thing I'm sending a pool is my hash rate and can set my own auto payout limit. Nobody is leaving hundreds or thousands of USD worth of Crypto locked up on a new pool or on an exchange and if you do, you're an idiot. Trusting some idiot on the internet to manage your masternode for you is just the next level stupid.

If you didn't know, hashpower = electricity = USD. And 5% of coins required by masternode is NOT "hundreds or thousands usd". So who's idiot here?  Grin
Nice try, buddy. You might scam one or two gullible people out there, but karma's a bitch, remember.
There's no way in hell I would trust what you're trying to sell.
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February 23, 2018, 04:41:47 PM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.


If the masternode wallet supports multisignature, it could be fine.  But, the newbie status would definitely turn me away, that point is granted.
  



All the masternodes that I'm aware of require sending and locking up the masternode amount under a single transaction and wallet address. So basically this clown expects everyone to send him their coins for you to trust him to host the masternode, collect the payments and then send you your percentage. That's like someone saying they are a bank and you can trust them to hold your money for you and pay you interest. Sounds totally legit. LOL

There is one "clown" that's saying: Everybody trust mining pools BUT nobody will trust masternodes pool.  LOL

For one the only thing I'm sending a pool is my hash rate and can set my own auto payout limit. Nobody is leaving hundreds or thousands of USD worth of Crypto locked up on a new pool or on an exchange and if you do, you're an idiot. Trusting some idiot on the internet to manage your masternode for you is just the next level stupid.

If you didn't know, hashpower = electricity = USD. And 5% of coins required by masternode is NOT "hundreds or thousands usd". So who's idiot here?  Grin

Any masternode that is worth having or isn't an outright scam will require several thousands or even hundreds of thousands of USD to hold. If you are too stupid to figure it out, running a successful business requires establishing credibility. Servers and domains used by pools also cost money and time to set up and run, which by investing in that infrastructure beforehand, helps pools establish credibility. Pools aren't saying 'send me your hash rate and I'll set up a pool to pay you with'. Anyone with a legitimate business plan would invest the time and resources to help establish that credibility. Creating a post on a forum with a link to a Discord and Telegram channel that can be set up anonymously by anyone for ZERO cost in 5 minutes does nothing for except to show it's a scam.
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February 23, 2018, 04:52:53 PM
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Ive acually been thinking about somthing simular. It would be possible to create an ethereum smart contract and use the tokens as a form of payout from nodes. I think its a really good idea.
Lets say you invest 1 eth. you get 100 tokens. That gives you 10% ownership of the masternode. Depending on profitability etc you would recieve more tokens each month. This would eliminate the scam factor, as much as it can be eliminated.
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Ive acually been thinking about somthing simular. It would be possible to create an ethereum smart contract and use the tokens as a form of payout from nodes. I think its a really good idea.
Lets say you invest 1 eth. you get 100 tokens. That gives you 10% ownership of the masternode. Depending on profitability etc you would recieve more tokens each month. This would eliminate the scam factor, as much as it can be eliminated.
Launch it!
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Ive acually been thinking about somthing simular. It would be possible to create an ethereum smart contract and use the tokens as a form of payout from nodes. I think its a really good idea.
Lets say you invest 1 eth. you get 100 tokens. That gives you 10% ownership of the masternode. Depending on profitability etc you would recieve more tokens each month. This would eliminate the scam factor, as much as it can be eliminated.

We'r thinking about some tokens or private blockchain but maybe later if proj's grown enough.
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Ive acually been thinking about somthing simular. It would be possible to create an ethereum smart contract and use the tokens as a form of payout from nodes. I think its a really good idea.
Lets say you invest 1 eth. you get 100 tokens. That gives you 10% ownership of the masternode. Depending on profitability etc you would recieve more tokens each month. This would eliminate the scam factor, as much as it can be eliminated.
Launch it!
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Haha! Yeah the idea is great, but ive been in contact with all my friends that know smart contracts and they are all busy working on other projects until 6 months from now. Thats why im saying the idea out loud, hoping someone else does it since i dont have the ability  Smiley
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February 24, 2018, 05:23:50 PM
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ARGO masternode funding is OPEN!

- Setup fee: 0%
- Deposit fee: 0%
- Minimal "share" size: 5% (500 ARGO) of coin's masternode requirement (10 000 ARGO)
- "Share" step: 5% (500 ARGO) of coin's masternode requirement
- Payouts: every week
- Service fee: 5% masternode profit

::::::::::: DISCORD ::::::::::::

https://discord.gg/wcBHRAH
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February 24, 2018, 08:27:05 PM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.


If the masternode wallet supports multisignature, it could be fine.  But, the newbie status would definitely turn me away, that point is granted.
  



All the masternodes that I'm aware of require sending and locking up the masternode amount under a single transaction and wallet address. So basically this clown expects everyone to send him their coins for you to trust him to host the masternode, collect the payments and then send you your percentage. That's like someone saying they are a bank and you can trust them to hold your money for you and pay you interest. Sounds totally legit. LOL

There is one "clown" that's saying: Everybody trust mining pools BUT nobody will trust masternodes pool.  LOL

For one the only thing I'm sending a pool is my hash rate and can set my own auto payout limit. Nobody is leaving hundreds or thousands of USD worth of Crypto locked up on a new pool or on an exchange and if you do, you're an idiot. Trusting some idiot on the internet to manage your masternode for you is just the next level stupid.

If you didn't know, hashpower = electricity = USD. And 5% of coins required by masternode is NOT "hundreds or thousands usd". So who's idiot here?  Grin

Any masternode that is worth having or isn't an outright scam will require several thousands or even hundreds of thousands of USD to hold. If you are too stupid to figure it out, running a successful business requires establishing credibility. Servers and domains used by pools also cost money and time to set up and run, which by investing in that infrastructure beforehand, helps pools establish credibility. Pools aren't saying 'send me your hash rate and I'll set up a pool to pay you with'. Anyone with a legitimate business plan would invest the time and resources to help establish that credibility. Creating a post on a forum with a link to a Discord and Telegram channel that can be set up anonymously by anyone for ZERO cost in 5 minutes does nothing for except to show it's a scam.


An infrastructure for hosting/securing/managing masternodes, time and work of 10+years-experienced IT infrastructure manager and two his helpers is much bigger investment than 10-dollars domain name. If you wish I'll buy one tomorrow for you. Grin
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February 24, 2018, 09:21:18 PM
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If you don't control the keys, you don't own shit.

If you don't have experience/infrastructure/whole amount coins for mn, you don't have mn's reward  Wink

And delegating that to some annoynymous noob that can just run off with the funds is a good way to lose the coins you are dumb enough to send. 99.99999% of the masternode coins started in the last months are just scams.


If the masternode wallet supports multisignature, it could be fine.  But, the newbie status would definitely turn me away, that point is granted.
  



All the masternodes that I'm aware of require sending and locking up the masternode amount under a single transaction and wallet address. So basically this clown expects everyone to send him their coins for you to trust him to host the masternode, collect the payments and then send you your percentage. That's like someone saying they are a bank and you can trust them to hold your money for you and pay you interest. Sounds totally legit. LOL

There is one "clown" that's saying: Everybody trust mining pools BUT nobody will trust masternodes pool.  LOL

For one the only thing I'm sending a pool is my hash rate and can set my own auto payout limit. Nobody is leaving hundreds or thousands of USD worth of Crypto locked up on a new pool or on an exchange and if you do, you're an idiot. Trusting some idiot on the internet to manage your masternode for you is just the next level stupid.

If you didn't know, hashpower = electricity = USD. And 5% of coins required by masternode is NOT "hundreds or thousands usd". So who's idiot here?  Grin

Any masternode that is worth having or isn't an outright scam will require several thousands or even hundreds of thousands of USD to hold. If you are too stupid to figure it out, running a successful business requires establishing credibility. Servers and domains used by pools also cost money and time to set up and run, which by investing in that infrastructure beforehand, helps pools establish credibility. Pools aren't saying 'send me your hash rate and I'll set up a pool to pay you with'. Anyone with a legitimate business plan would invest the time and resources to help establish that credibility. Creating a post on a forum with a link to a Discord and Telegram channel that can be set up anonymously by anyone for ZERO cost in 5 minutes does nothing for except to show it's a scam.


An infrastructure for hosting/securing/managing masternodes, time and work of 10+years-experienced IT infrastructure manager and two his helpers is much bigger investment than 10-dollars domain name. If you wish I'll buy one tomorrow for you. Grin

Yea sure and I'm I fucking astronaut. Anybody can setup their own masternode on a VPS and you control you're own keys, which means you actually own it and not some scammer that can run off with it at any time.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=setup+masternode

You're a scammer and an idiot. Anybody that sends you even 1 SAT is an idiot as well.
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