Quote from: danielwwt on April 21, 2017, 02:57:25 AM

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Quote from: truxton on April 19, 2017, 08:13:32 AM

5000 to run a node. I have seen some crazy calculations on what you could earn if you run a node. Even with low fees. If everyone is trying to buy 5000 block to run a node at this limited supply, this could go nuts.

Not only that, Blocknet will enable diffeent chains to talk to each other!

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You mean masternodes, right? The concept is extremely popular after Dash's surge, it helps the price pump and we will go up higher.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=829576.msg15230688#msg15230688

> To avoid any potential confusion, the Blocknet does not use masternodes.

> A "masternode" is something people use in coinjoin to try anonymise transactions.

> The Blocknet uses "exchange nodes". Exchange nodes won't control any coins during a trade; they will function to distribute the trade fees across the network.

You do get paid for running a node though, but it's different from a dash style masternode.

Truxton what calculations have you seen (could you share) I'm curious, Thanks.

Curious to see as well!

Well is was in the blocknet slack yesterday or the day before in the trading channel I think. I dont really want to post it here as it was a theoretical discussion and not facts as its early days. It was based on the decentralised exchange taking 1% of the worldwide daily bitcoin volume.
Join the slack. Its a great community and moves like 10 times as fast as this thread with breaking news first which will help you trade.
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