Quote from: dzimbeck on January 09, 2019, 03:34:18 AM

Quote from: Xaltotun on January 08, 2019, 03:09:15 PM

Quote from: dzimbeck on January 07, 2019, 12:07:23 PM

So do I need to do anything to get the 100x coins? Or just do nothing and eventually my balance will be 100x? Also, is it worth it to run a service node currently? I couldn't find any statistics on them. Is it only the top 20 service nodes that get paid? What if there is more than 20 service nodes?

You won't have to do a thing and your Blocknet address will automatically be updated by moving the decimal over two places. I imagine it'll be a hard fork anyways and there will be a new wallet to use.

Since creating my first service node it has never been cheaper to own one. I've been receiving two types of rewards, the 70% cut of new coins generated thru POS and 0.015 Block for each transaction my snode supports. And that's just the beginning, we expect to see fees for the XRouter and something called the XCloud (waiting on more info from the devs).

Is there any decent step by step instructions on how I would set up a service node? What was the documentation saying about how there is only 20 in the queue or something? If I set one up I can host a couple blockchains I suppose. Is there any hardware requirements or anything?

You can read more at their github for the setup: https://github.com/BlocknetDX/blocknet-docs/blob/master/blocknetDXservice-node.md

and Here is a new document portal being worked on: https://docs.blocknet.co/

Hardware limits are basically HD space and memory. If you're going to support twenty wallets you better have enough memory for it.

I've never heard about the 20 in que thing and I've followed from the start. That sounds like a game of telephone, purple monkey dishwasher.