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Masternode Info

This is an official statement from the ANON core dev team, please read and ask questions on proper media channels.

Intro:

ANON core dev team has been hard at work, focusing mostly on improvements to the network and future upgrades. Unfortunately, we have noticed a lot of confusion in the community about how to properly operate and maintain an ANON masternode.

It is important to understand, your masternode must be actively operated and maintained. Actively maintaining and operating a masternode means the following:

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kaypon / mn_sent_update.md
Last active October 24, 2018 21:05
Quick helper for updating masternode and sentinel

Update Masternodes and Sentinel

It is required to update your masternodes and sentinel periodically. We at ANON know this can be a hassle for some people so we've comprised a short script to help speed things along.

SSH into your VPS where your masternode is located, in the root directory, paste this whole segment of code:

PLEASE NOTE, THIS SCRIPT WILL ONLY RUN IF YOU ARE ROOT USER!! Please check back soon for the NON-ROOT guide and script.

pkill anond && 
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kaypon / Sentinel_Update.md
Last active January 18, 2019 23:31
Simple guide on updating sentinel on master nodes.

Sentinel Update

Sentinel is an autonomous agent for persisting, processing and automating ANON governance objects and tasks. Sentinel is implemented as a Python application that binds to a local version anond instance on each ANON Masternode.

This update is necessary as it fixes several bugs that were surfaced during the creation of proposals. This update serves to fix those errors ensuring that proposals remain on the network and are not automatically deleted by the Sentinel.

This guide covers updating an already installed version of Sentinel to the newest version v2.0.1.

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kaypon / Governance_guide.md
Last active March 5, 2019 23:25
Guide on how to generate and submit successful proposals on the ANON blockchain.

Anonymous full spec sheet

Official Release Dates

The official release dates for the ANON blockchain are as follows:

Network Release Date
Test Net 10 August 2018
Main Net 10 September 2018

Anon Masternode setup guide

In this guide we will install an ANON masternode through the terminal. Let's get started!

Disclaimer, you will get the best results if you do this in one sitting. Be cautious and always triple check the addresses and private keys you are working with.

Contents

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kaypon / readme.md
Last active September 14, 2018 02:42

ANON

Build Status

Anonymous Bitcoin v1.0.0

ANON is an implementation of the zerocash protocol, bootstrapped with a merge of the Official Bitcoin and Zclassic UTXO sets via a snapshot and airdrop, and with the additional implementation of masternodes.

Table of Contents

Keybase proof

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kaypon / script.md
Last active July 11, 2019 22:38
Script followed during 'How to set up an ANON masternode' tutorial

Masternode Setup

Hello and welcome! My name is kevin, I'm a core developer at ANON. Today I'll be going over what is a Masternode, and the process of how to set one up.

What is a masternode?

What is a masternode, and why would you want one?

Please note: I am by no means a financial advisor, this video is intended to inform and demonstrate to you the process of setting up a masternode. As with everything in crypto, do your due diligence and do not invest any money you are not prepared to lose.

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kaypon / ANON_FAQ.md
Last active September 3, 2018 22:00
FAQ for Anon. Aimed at new users with limited experience in terminal.

ANON FAQ

Welcome to Anon! We understand that running nodes through the terminal can be challenging even for experience developers. This guide should help you with commands and tricks and get the most out of your Anon Full Node!

This list is comprised of the most commonly asked questions. If you have a different issue or question. Contact the ANON team directly at our issues page, and we can answer them for you, and add them to this list.

How do I build/compile the node?

To build the node, follow the instructions in the readme, the instructions are different for each operating system. A full list of the documentation can be found here.