reserved for updates

it would be cool if these functions were included in the new update

The result came out about 1260 Mh/s
Quite a good hashrate, considering that there is no devfee

About project

The main purpose of the application is to give masternode operators (MNOs) the ability to send the start masternode command through an easy to use a graphical user interface if the masternode collateral is controlled by a hardware wallet such as Trezor, KeepKey or Ledger.

Dash masternodes are full nodes which are incentivized by receiving a share of the block reward as payment in return for the tasks they perform for the network, of which the most important include participation in InstantSend and PrivateSend transactions. In order to run a masternode, apart from setting up a server which runs the software, you must dedicate 1000 Dash as collateral, which is "tied up" in your node as long as you want it to be considered a masternode by the network. It is worth mentioning that the private key controlling the funds can (and for security reasons, should) be kept separately from the masternode server itself.

A server with the Dash daemon software installed will operate as a Dash full node, but before the rest of the network accepts it as a legitimate masternode, one more thing must happen: the person controlling the node must prove that they are also in control of the private key to the node's 1000 Dash collateral. This is achieved by sending a special message to the network (start masternode message), signed by this private key.

This action can be carried out using the Dash Core reference software client. As can be expected, this requires sending 1000 Dash to an address controlled by the Dash Core wallet. After the recent increase in the value of Dash and a burst in the amount of malware distributed over the Internet, you do not have to be paranoid to conclude that keeping large amounts of funds in a software wallet is not the most secure option. For these reasons, it is highly recommended to use a hardware wallet for this purpose.

Feature list
-Sending the start masternode command if the collateral is controlled by a hardware wallet
-Transferring masternode earnings safely, without touching the 1000 Dash funding transaction
-Signing messages with a hardware wallet
-Voting on proposals
-Initialization/recovery of hardware wallets seeds
-Updating of hardware wallets firmware (Trezor/KeepKey)
-Support for Dash Testnet

Supported hardware wallets
-Trezor (model One and T)
-KeepKey
-Ledger Nano S

Download
Windows: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.26-hotfix4/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.26-hotfix4.win64.zip
Linux: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.26-hotfix4/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.26-hotfix4.linux.tar.gz
Mac: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.26-hotfix4/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.26-hotfix4.mac.dmg

Source: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool

Startpost is in the process of updating.

I have a rig 12x3080, put it on the test, unsubscribe in a day

The project will be published soon with its own topic on this forum

I think it's okay, as already said, this is not one project

Major update for DashMasternodeTool

Dash Masternode Tool - GUI tool for activate your own masternode on DASH, with support cold wallet etc Trezor, KeepKey or Ledger.

Main purpose of the application is to give masternode operators (MNOs) the ability to send the start masternode command through an easy to use a graphical user interface if the masternode collateral is controlled by a hardware wallet such as Trezor, KeepKey or Ledger.

Notes

Fixed:
-Fixed an error occurring when signing transactions with Trezor using the latest firmware.
-Fixed an error in the firmware update wizard for Trezor devices.

Download:
Windows: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.26-hotfix4/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.26-hotfix4.win64.zip
Linux: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.26-hotfix4/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.26-hotfix4.linux.tar.gz
Mac: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.26-hotfix4/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.26-hotfix4.mac.dmg

Major update for DashMasternodeTool

Dash Masternode Tool - GUI tool for activate your own masternode on DASH, with support cold wallet etc Trezor, KeepKey or Ledger.

Main purpose of the application is to give masternode operators (MNOs) the ability to send the start masternode command through an easy to use a graphical user interface if the masternode collateral is controlled by a hardware wallet such as Trezor, KeepKey or Ledger.

Notes

Added:
-Commandline parameters for changing the sig_time random offset range.
-Ability to explicitly specify the authentication methods for an SSH tunnel from: username/password, RSA private key
pair and ssh agent.
-Workaround for Trezor connection issues (LIBUSB) after Windows update #1903.
-Showing a message if duplicate masternode information in the configuration may prevent voting.

Fixed:
-Fixed an error occurring when signing transactions with Trezor using the latest firmware.
-Fixed an error in the firmware update wizard for Trezor devices.

Download:
Windows: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.26-hotfix4/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.26-hotfix4.win64.zip
Linux: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.26-hotfix4/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.26-hotfix4.linux.tar.gz
Mac: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.26-hotfix4/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.26-hotfix4.mac.dmg

How do you get the Coval and fuel tokens to show up?  When I scan for tokens, it doesn't show anything, but the etherscan explorer shows the linked tokens.

-Fuse

Can anyone give a recommendation on a local ETH wallet that supports COVAL?  I was previously using the Mist wallet, but it looks like it's no longer supported.  I tried the MyCrypto wallet, but I'm struggling to find a way to track the fuel and COVAL tokens in the wallet.

If someone could point me in the right direction, that would be awesome.

Thanks!

-Fuse

I miss the crazy over-engineered GPU and FPGA farm pictures.

I stopped following this thread when people started posting pictures of Jalapenos.  "Look at this box on my desk" and "here's the exact same box, but I put it on the shelf".

They need to make miners that require assembly and part tweaking again.  Finding that uber-efficient setup that took multiple trials of this part with that part, and this board with this card... man, those were the days.

-Fuse

Mate, I'm living paycheck to paycheck.  I'm not one of the rich ones that can drop $10k on a coin on a whim.  Don't mistake long years of continuous portfolio growth for being rich.

Additionally, my loss in portfolio value isn't due to bad decisions.  It's due to a changing market.  You play the crypto game as long as I have, and $200k doesn't feel like the right time to sell out when you know $500k is just around the corner.  Give it time and relax.  Everything is cyclical.  You wait long enough on Coval, and you'll reap the rewards of a coin that follows the ebb and flow of value over time.

Or sell out and walk away.  It's all up to you.

-Fuse

You sound like someone who has never lost money in crypto.

At one time, my holdings totalled about $190k, and a year later, those same holdings aren't listed on exchanges, and worth all of maybe $2000.  I'll happily pay the $1-2 fee to move my Coval to another chain in the hopes that I can soon trade it again.

Crypto is up and down constantly.  It has been ever since I got in back in 2012/2013.  You need to just ride it out and let things be.  Life is too short to be upset over a couple hundred dollars and some change for transactions.

-Fuse

Keep an eye on COVAL's Emblem vault.  It pretty much eliminates the need for exchanges, among other things.

-Fuse

Stop spreading FUD.  I'm tired of seeing people come here complaining that COVAL will delist from Bittrex.  It won't delist as long as the community doesn't abandon it.

I worked on the AUR team for the past 2 years+, so in turn, I worked closely with the Ritchie and the team at Bittrex for 2 years+.  During that time, we dropped well below the quota that they stated on their site.  There was no contracts in place.  It's a gentleman's agreement there, and the guys there at Bittrex have always honored those agreements.  They won't delist an active coin with low volume.  Shitcoins, yes.  Active development coins, no.

That being said... it wouldn't be a bad idea to work towards being listed on another exchange.  It would help stabilize the prices, as there would be more than one source of trading.  That's just smart planning.

-Fuse

I've been in crypto since 2012-2013.  I've had fun over the years, and I've made some good picks.  Besides a large amount of coins in a zombie coin that I need to work on, everything I have is in COVAL because I believe in it that much.  All in all, I would call it a good buy at anything less than $0.01.

-Fuse

Bump for price change to $350 shipped.

I might.  It's legitimately used maybe a week or two in a gaming rig, so it's not like it's going to melt down 2 seconds after installed.

-Fuse

Bump for price drop again.

-Fuse