This is a worthwhile project.

There's a legit team, a legit roadmap, and it is staying within the laws of the US.

You can't ask for a better crypto project.

I'm in.

Rick Sanchez...

If this is a coin from Rick, it has to be a scam.

If it isn't a scam, I'll be unhappy.

Still, I want it.

Thanks Mr. Poopybutthole.

I've been getting 1.5 per block, twice a day (ish).

I'm might be in to watch what happens.

I posted a (long) video guide on setting up a SUCR masternode...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5NCxIgm9S4

If you're having trouble, or want to see how masternodes get setup, give it a watch.

That is possible. One personal wallet can do any number of masternodes.

Download the forked wallet. https://github.com/robkaandorp/xylo/releases/tag/v2.5.0.1

This thread should be closed and we should make a new one.

Holy crap. This is more information than all those others ICOs...

Sign me up.

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!

It's your money, you have to do some research and decide if it worth it yourself.

The community took it over. Give it some time, it's still early. I think it looks good with the community it has.

Very interesting concept. I'll keep an eye on this one.

The Tier 4 should read "80 Million Tokens" right? 880MM is higher than the total supply.

Mark me down for being interested in a masternode when they become available.

FrenchFryPie, how are you going to incentivize mining this coin if the PoW rewards are so low (even at the start)?

Without a good amount of miners, the blockchain is going to back up quickly.

What's the reason that the PoW reward is so low?

Don't get me wrong, I'm interested in the masternode part, but the miners need their reward, too.

So the site listed is the pre-sale site?

Whitepaper stats for everyone...

Coin Name: EarnzCoin
Algorithm: X-11 Hybrid PoW/PoS + MN's
Ticker: ERZ
Block Time: 3 Mins
Total Coins: 33 Million
Premine: 10 Million
PoW Reward: 0.2 coins
PoS Reward: 0.6 coins
MN Reward: 1.4 coins
Collateral needed for MN: 8,000 coins
Minimum Stake Age: 3 Hours
Maximum Stake Age: Unlimited
Block Confirms for Mined Blocks: 50
Block Confirms for Sending/Receiving: 8

I think miners are going to need more incentive before masternodes do...

I'm watching this. DEV, are you going to offer pre-sale on masternode amounts? If so, I might be interested.

Looks like an interesting project.

This seems to be common with people that don't understand how masternodes work. Every single masternode gets in a queue (more or less) for a block reward. Once you get that reward, you basically go back to the end of the line and wait till it's your turn again.

That means that the more masternodes there are, the more people in front of you are waiting for their reward. The more nodes, the less payout per day. It's pretty simple. If the nodes double from right now, payments per day are cut in half, basically.

However, let's say you buy SUCR at $.04 (like I did), the base investment is worth more. A masternode should be thought of a long term hold. Your currency is tied up and the goal is to increase the value of the currency so every payment is worth more.

A tip to anyone selling their SUCR on the Coinsmarket exchange. Don't accept market price (which is the highest buy price). The prices are ~0.000009 and above. This keeps it stable and higher. We want upwards momentum. Again, don't accept the listed buy orders. It's up to you, though.

You don't need a sucr.conf file on the wallet side. That's purely if you want to do RPC and server listening and such. It might have been taking time to sync and it was coincidental.

You don't want your personal wallet to be hosted on the internet for people to break into. All you need is for the collateral from your wallet for a masternode to be setup. You don't even have to run the personal wallet, after.

It's all blockchain technology. A payment doesn't require your wallet to be online. Once you wallet syncs, it will see the payment.

No, as you can see from previous posts... This is not the point of a Masternode. They share the same port, too. You have to have separate instances.