Quote from: duplan on September 30, 2018, 06:05:22 PM

Quote from: xandry on September 13, 2018, 06:22:01 AM

Quote from: MAbtc on September 07, 2018, 09:50:00 AM

I've asked a couple times in this thread and never gotten an answer. So unfortunately, I'm assuming the answer is no. But maybe someone else can chime in...

Then let's check how many people are interested in it. I have 9100 bitsends, public ip, good internet connection and the computer which works round the clock. In bitsend russian thread i have found second person who is interested in shared masternode (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1371047.msg45367091#msg45367091). But he has only about 2000 BSD. Respectively together we have only about 11100 BSD wich is less than 50 % to setup masternode. If someone else is interested, please contact with me.

The community could ask https://stakecube.net to add BSD to their Masternode Pooling Service
They create slots which allow to participate with fractional amounts of what is required,
25000 BSD for a Masternode could be broken down in 50 to 100 slots. 500 or 250 BSD
per slot respectively would allow a lot more people to gradually build up their wealth.
They have a small 2% fee and the user experience on their platform is Very Good.

Stakecube is also planning to become an exchange, which eventually would become a great plus

This would help BSD to be more visible, ease the setup of MN,
and get more adoption, new community members

I've already written here that I'm interested in BSD shared masternode https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1370307.msg45942498#msg45942498
so if there is a move, I would like to know where we are.

Who is behind stakecube.net? I find on the website only three persons. I do not see any guarantees coins safety and on the basis of which confidence was formed to send any coins there.

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I have 9100 bitsends, public ip, good internet connection and the computer which works round the clock.

stable VPS can find from $1 monthly, and they do not need to take any risks and host MN on the local computer.