[ANN] [CHC] Chaincoin - Network Upgrade 16.3 - SegWit Activated

[cryptomaxsun]

How compilled for linux?

[Rolihlahla]

ChainCoin 0.9.2.4 Rebranding

https://github.com/chaincoin/chaincoin/releases/tag/v0.9.2.4

[roidudisco]

if somebody care, my adapted & tested chaincoind daemon start script with autostart for the standard Masternode Setup on Ubuntu 16.04 (and higher)

copy text into a new file /etc/systemd/system/chaincoind.service

Code:

[Unit]
Description=chaincoin's distributed currency daemon
After=network.target

[Service]
User=root
Group=root

Type=forking
PIDFile=/root/.chaincoin/chaincoind.pid
ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/chaincoind -daemon -pid=/root/.chaincoin/chaincoind.pid -conf=/root/.chaincoin/chaincoin.conf -datadir=/root/.chaincoin 
#-disablewallet

Restart=always
PrivateTmp=true
TimeoutStopSec=60s
TimeoutStartSec=2s
StartLimitInterval=120s
StartLimitBurst=5

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

run

Code:

systemctl reenable chaincoind

reload config

Code:

systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl restart chaincoind

or better reboot and check for startup with

Code:

systemctl status chaincoind

advantage is its autostart on reboot and also on daemon crash

Nice script. Did the same thing exist on Windows platform ?

[CryptoMaik]

There are a lot of Masternodes from 1 IP, i suggest to update the protocol to only accept 1 masternode pro IP (like Transfercoin did a few weeks ago).

1 IP 1 node is better for the network.

[Blockhunter]

There are a lot of Masternodes from 1 IP, i suggest to update the protocol to only accept 1 masternode pro IP (like Transfercoin did a few weeks ago).

1 IP 1 node is better for the network.

I'm not sure 🤔 if you need more hardware to run MN's it would be likely that more coins move back to exchanges possibly holding back the price. But who knows. ....

[dbc23]

So....   where are they at with the rebrand?  Seems to be languishing.

[Rolihlahla]

So....   where are they at with the rebrand?  Seems to be languishing.

Rebranding is going well. We've launched a new web site and the rebranded wallet was released a few days ago.

[Crypto23]

"The ChainCoin algorithm produces > 960 blocks per day, @ 8 coins per block which is 7680 coins daily
25% of the reward is distributed to masternode holders."


if 25% goes to the master node , where does the other 75% go?

[phatkiller]

"The ChainCoin algorithm produces > 960 blocks per day, @ 8 coins per block which is 7680 coins daily
25% of the reward is distributed to masternode holders."


if 25% goes to the master node , where does the other 75% go?

To the miners

[TheAwkwardBrit]

There doesn't seem to be much going on with this coin at the moment, any new updates coming soon?

[cryptomaxsun]

In Linux, the daemon does not start, writes the initialization error of the wallet. File wallet.dat is not present.
How  in Linux to create it, or what to run with what parameters?

[snorklepuss1]

not capable of masternode: Could not connect to 172.xxx.x.xxx:xxx

I'm sure there is a easy way to solve this and yes I'm boob , and yes I've googled 322 things, attempted to change firewall setting tried to understand forwarding ports.

I just can't do it

 any helpers out there?

[roidudisco]

Join #slack for direct support https://chaincoin.herokuapp.com/

And follow this and it will be ok http://www.chaincoin.org/how-to-set-up-masternodes/

[Th3End]

Hey guys I was wondering if I can run a masternode on a raspberry pi? Thanks!

[spoid]

Hey guys I was wondering if I can run a masternode on a raspberry pi? Thanks!

shouldn't be a problem as long as you can provide it with a static public IP address (probably have to buy one somewhere, domestic ISPs/providers usually do not give you one for free)

That said, you will probably need a good power supply in order to have a high uptime, and microSD cards are probably not meant for such constant wear-and-tear (the master node writes the whole blockchain to disk). They are also notorious for corrupting your data on a bad system shutdown. So you might have to connect a physical hard disk. I have never looked into this though, just google for some DASH raspberry master node tutorials and you'll be fine.

Unless you are really enthusiastic about using a raspberry just for the coolness factor (and low electricity cost), paying for a small VPS will save you a lot of time and headache and thereby money.

Another question: is there a way to see how many masternodes currently exist in total?

[cjbriere]

Hey guys I was wondering if I can run a masternode on a raspberry pi? Thanks!

shouldn't be a problem as long as you can provide it with a static public IP address (probably have to buy one somewhere, domestic ISPs/providers usually do not give you one for free)

That said, you will probably need a good power supply in order to have a high uptime, and microSD cards are probably not meant for such constant wear-and-tear (the master node writes the whole blockchain to disk). They are also notorious for corrupting your data on a bad system shutdown. So you might have to connect a physical hard disk. I have never looked into this though, just google for some DASH raspberry master node tutorials and you'll be fine.

Unless you are really enthusiastic about using a raspberry just for the coolness factor (and low electricity cost), paying for a small VPS will save you a lot of time and headache and thereby money.

Another question: is there a way to see how many masternodes currently exist in total?

Tools -> debug console:

masternode count

[Blockhunter]

Hey guys I was wondering if I can run a masternode on a raspberry pi? Thanks!

shouldn't be a problem as long as you can provide it with a static public IP address (probably have to buy one somewhere, domestic ISPs/providers usually do not give you one for free)

That said, you will probably need a good power supply in order to have a high uptime, and microSD cards are probably not meant for such constant wear-and-tear (the master node writes the whole blockchain to disk). They are also notorious for corrupting your data on a bad system shutdown. So you might have to connect a physical hard disk. I have never looked into this though, just google for some DASH raspberry master node tutorials and you'll be fine.

Unless you are really enthusiastic about using a raspberry just for the coolness factor (and low electricity cost), paying for a small VPS will save you a lot of time and headache and thereby money.

Another question: is there a way to see how many masternodes currently exist in total?

Tools -> debug console:

masternode count

masternode count has been rapidly growing

[Inves]

masternode does not work

[Lercker]

Anybody set up a remote masternode between two windows computers? My master wallet does not want to parse my masternode config. Was trying to avoid having to run a local with my coins on it. What am I missing?

[jacafbiz]

This year is the year for Masternode coins. I'm looking to set up one masternode but I'm not technical enough to set up one, can anyone give me a link to set up one masternode and also how many nodes is allowed per ip.