QwartzNetwork Activity
cryptocurrency with own PoW/PoS[Masternode] Blockchain
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Elara Beth posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Open your Qwartz wallet and ensure it is connected to a node. You can verify the connection by checking for the icon "Wallet connections X11" in the lower right corner of your wallet. Once your wallet is connected, the message "Syncing Headers (0,0%)" will disappear after you successfully mine your first block. Close your wallet and navigate to the folder "%APPDATA%\qwartz". Create a file named "qwartz.conf" in this folder. Open the "qwartz.conf" file and paste the following configuration text into...
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QwartzNetwork released /1.0.0.0/Qwartz Core Wallet.zip
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Qwartz Network modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
Use the following instructions to setup a masternode for a X11 based coin on Ubuntu Server 18.04. Make sure that you have the following requirements. 1200 QWARTZ to setup the masternode. A wallet to store your coins. A server or VPS. The instructions are split in three sections. Setup the control wallet (1/2) Open your wallet and wait until the wallet has downloaded the complete blockchain. Go to “Tools”. Click “Debug console”. This is the console where you will execute all commands. Create a masternode...
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Use the following instructions to mine a block. Open your wallet, and make sure your wallet is connected with a node. Your wallet is connected when you see the icon Wallet connections X11 in the lower right corner of your wallet. The message “Syncing Headers (0,0%)” will disappear once you mine your first block. Close your wallet and create the file qwartz.conf in the folder “%APPDATA%\qwartz\”. Paste the following text into qwartz.conf and save the file. rpcuser=rpc_qwartz rpcpassword=a25227b5bbab399e4cb1e2abd...
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Use the following instructions to setup a masternode for a X11 based coin on Ubuntu Server 18.04. Make sure that you have the following requirements. 1200 QWARTZ to setup the masternode. A wallet to store your coins. A server or VPS. The instructions are split in three sections. Setup the control wallet (1/2) Open your wallet and wait until the wallet has downloaded the complete blockchain. Go to “Tools”. Click “Debug console”. This is the console where you will execute all commands. Create a masternode...
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Use the following instructions to setup a masternode for a X11 based coin on Ubuntu Server 18.04. Make sure that you have the following requirements. Required amount of coins to setup the masternode. A wallet to store your coins. A server or VPS. The instructions are split in three sections. Setup the control wallet (1/2) Open your wallet and wait until the wallet has downloaded the complete blockchain. Go to “Tools”. Click “Debug console”. This is the console where you will execute all commands....
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Masternode Instruction for Ubuntu 18.04 Use the following instructions to setup a masternode for a X11 based coin on Ubuntu Server 18.04. Make sure that you have the following requirements. Required amount of coins to setup the masternode. A wallet to store your coins. A server or VPS. The instructions are split in three sections. Setup the control wallet (1/2) Open your wallet and wait until the wallet has downloaded the complete blockchain. Go to “Tools”. Click “Debug console”. This is the console...
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Use the following instructions to mine a block. Open your wallet, and make sure your wallet is connected with a node. Your wallet is connected when you see the icon Wallet connections X11 in the lower right corner of your wallet. The message “Syncing Headers (0,0%)” will disappear once you mine your first block. Close your wallet and create the file qwartz.conf in the folder “%APPDATA%\qwartz\”. Paste the following text into qwartz.conf and save the file. rpcuser=rpc_qwartz rpcpassword=a25227b5bbab399e4cb1e2abd...
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