Quote from: Billy3 on July 01, 2017, 03:58:14 PM

Quote from: Deinemama on July 01, 2017, 03:48:56 PM

Quote from: Billy3 on July 01, 2017, 03:23:17 PM

I just acquired more than enough Wagerr to qualify for Oracle master node. Anyone know how the 2000 Oracles are chosen? Is the queue ordered by the largest stakes? Do I need to apply somewhere? I would like to be an active, long term participant of this effort.

Thanks!!

Edit:
P.S. I read Whitepaper but was not clear to me.

What are the requirements to operate an Oracle Masternode?
Collateral: 25,000 WGR
Access: Eligible transactions will be promoted to Oracle Masternode status on a first come, first served basis.
Term: 30 days
Initial maximum: 2,000 Oracle Masternodes (subject to vote by consensus)
Performance Requirements: Uptime measured weekly 99% or higher Sport data feed Public IP with a forced network port number Bandwidth to accommodate the volume the API calls
Technical Recommendations: Virtual Private Server (VPS) or reliable physical hardware server that can meet performance specifications. Wagerr will publish a step by step guide for Oracle Masternode setup.Since sports betting feed access may be a barrier for some due to expense, Wagerr will publish scraping scripts and develop a shared API service that translates everything into the format required for Wagerr Oracles.More FAQ's @ http://faq.wagerr.com

"...first come first served...", is there an application process; or, will this all be made clear when tutorial comes out? Guess I am wondering if I need to monitor hourly/daily/weekly to make the initial 2000 cut.

Thank you.

When Wagerr testnet launches you can try it out... activation locks your 25k WGR for 30 days at a time. If the max active is reached at the time of activation then your's is queued.

Oracles can remain active as long as they meet the requirements that will be specified in detail at the time of testnet launch, (ETA late Q3). Mainnet featuring Head to Head forecasting ETA is late Q4.