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Go and grab some free coins. I have set up a leaking faucet here : http://faucet.denarius.live/

Hello everyone! Giveaway #2 for Denarius The last giveaway was such a huge success, we are going to do it again, but this time, with a limit of 500 people! Each person to post here with their DNR address will receive 1 DNR, Payouts will be made shortly after we get near or hit our limit! Share this to everyone you know! Limit 1 post per person, no multiple accounts or entries.

Denarius v1.0.5.0 Updated 8/18/2017 Added BTC Total to Overview in Wallet QT (Calculates your current DNR * Current BTC Price per DNR) Fixed Checkboxes, Checkboxes are now visible throughout the wallet Added more checkpoints Fixed Coin Control Dialog Styling Fixed a small bug with units Added DNR Trade Link to Overview Released Windows Installer for Denarius-QT Get it here: https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/releases/tag/v1.0.5.0 New Denarius Installer for Windows: https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/releases/download/v1.0.5.0/DenariusInstaller.exe Windows Binary v1.0.5.0: https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/releases/download/v1.0.5.0/Denarius-QT.zip macOS Binary v1.0.5.0: https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/releases/download/v1.0.5.0/Denarius-v1050.dmg As usual this update is not mandatory, everything was merged into master on the git and it is recommended that you backup your wallet.dat before running the new wallet!

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Hi guys just wanted to post some images of a few things I've been working on. I've built myself my very own crypto room. I built the entire lot, and proved to be a lot of work, but well worth it. Just wanted to share my work. Framing up of the room Installation of exterior sheeting Flushed exterior joins Installation of insulation Door frame installed Exhaust fan to remove heat in the room Walls flushed Installation of floor Laying of carpet tiles Fitting off data rack Denarius wall logo. I decided I needed a bit of colour on the wall along side the Denarius logo so managed to get a copy of an image of Denario, the D mascot. First I used a projector to project the logo on the wall. Masking tape was used in the wall followed by a scalpel knife to cut out the lettering followed by painting. I've also been working along side Buzz who had helped me get a full screen QT Wallet running on the raspberry Pi 3b+ The wallet runs perfectly on the pi 👌 Latest updates. I've managed to texture paint the outside of the room. Exterior paint + white sand Recently added 10x F1 minis, soon to be 12. Added shelving and work bench to the middle of the room. Recently added 3 x Pi 3B+ cluster to support my network for faster local syncing. It's been a while since I updated the post so I thought I'd add more photos of what I've done to the room in the last 12 months. I was able to get my hands on a brand new 9kva generator which I modified and rewired to be able to take the load of the essential services of the room. Alot of work was done setting all this up I ended up replacing the extractor fan to a can fan which has alot more power to remove the heat from the room, quicker, when it gets too hot. New return air vents in the wall which are filtered. Room has been re arranged to suit I taught my self how to set up an enterprise server. I bought an HP Blade Server and spent countless amount of hours on it learning how to set it up. NAS, Blade Server and UPS were all installed. I then set up fortunastakehosting.com 20191012_015818.mp4 I need a backup way of cooling the room once it became too hot so I installed a 7kw AC I finished off my CPU miners. 2x 16 core AMD thread rippers and 2x 32 core threadrippers Rearranged the F1 mini miners and added an F1+ to the family of miners Thanks for stopping by. If you like the work, please share it around. Every single thing you see in these photos, I've built / installed all on my own from scratch. The entire build of the room from sheeting it, painting, carpets, tv installs, building of servers, mining rigs, electrical installation, servers, server racks, you name it, self taught all 100% custom and built on my own. Don't forget to head to fortunastakehosting.com for your fortunastake hosting! More updates will follow 👍

Hey everybody! We are doing another Denarius Meme Contest! Contest Guidelines: Make a unique meme for Denarius The meme can be funny, clever, etc. keep it positive The meme you make must be posted here with a link to your Twitter account tweeting it, If you get the most retweets and "Thank You"s here on the forum you and the runner up will win. The contest ends Monday 7/24/2017. The main logo is attached for ease of use in any meme you'd like! One entry per person, no multiple accounts, if you are caught doing so, you will be disqualified and banned from the forums. Whats the prize? 50 DNR to the winner with the most retweets 15 DNR to the runner up with the most retweets 15 DNR to the one that gets the most likes here on DenariusTalk (No retweets required) 10 DNR to my favorite pick (no retweets or likes required)!

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Edit: This is not my entry, the twitter one above is, this is something I thought of afterwards.

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Denarius's genesis block was created 3 years ago today (6/14/2017). Happy 3 years old Denarius and thank you to everyone for your support of D over the years! Register here on BlockForums.org and make a post in this thread saying how you found Denarius (D) with your Denarius address and receive 1.0 D and 100 BF$!

I found Denarius through my good friend Voon. Never stopped believing since then. Ancient money rules. D6NiCcZCjzcu2HkjBCcNHgwPSVKK55643A

Found it near by many at that time. First saw on stex or it was Carsen twitter. DCHaXhLSSRzKqkj78MLZpZcXLQvSCjVrV8 happy Bday!!! and many others to come!

I've told folks about how I found this coin but here is a much much much more detailed post... It was the year 2011 on June 29th. I was watching a show called The Matrix by Kim Clement, when I first heard about "The Denarii". All of Kim Clement's prophecies were transcribed on his website in the prophecy vault at https://www.kimclement.com/prophecy/. I'll paste related prophecies below so you can understand how I made my discovery that The Denarii was Denarius (D). This was my first clue. I knew there was something called "The Denarii" that was likened to gold. It was something that I could invest in and was going to be stale for a while before having a sudden change. As for that ending there, it's about some of his other prophecies, like his oak tree medical prophecy. For historical tracking purposes, they changed the website text from Denarii to Dinar. I don't have a screenshot of it but I watched the video live broadcast and then watched the recording of it on his website many more times the following months and the actual words that came out of his mouth were "Denarii". If this video is still up by the time you read this, you can see it for yourself here - I know why they changed it to Dinar from his original speech of Denarii and that is because those around Kim wanted to believe that he was talking about the Iraqi Dinar and folks even wrote him letters about it. Btw, the plural form of Dinar is Dinars, not Denarii. So, this prophecy had nothing to do with Iraqi Dinar currency. The next clue, which I didn't understand when I watched it....or else I'd be rich right now...was Kim Clement prophesying that Bitcoin would reach 20,000. Take note, he makes no mention of the Dow but everyone again made assumptions about his prophecy and assumed that he was talking about the Dow. Ask yourself this question...why would the Dow reaching 20k be worthy of prophecy? The Dow reaching 20k is almost a given. That's how the fiat controlled world works. The Dow just keeps going up and up over the years because the USD has a monopoly on the global economic system. Nobody smart would have questioned whether the Dow would reach 20k. Kim does go one after that and mention "BBB". First off, he didn't say it like 3 B's. He was stuttering with the word and he said that God hid the word from him and wouldn't let him see the rest so he only could see the first letter of the word. That is how he described it after he gave that prophecy. You can watch the videos from his show to hear the full description. God wouldn't show him the word Bitcoin because it would have changed the future drastically if he had said that back then. He couldn't say the whole word Bitcoin so he just said you had to "search it out for yourself and find out, BBB". So, there you have it - Kim Clement prophesied that Bitcoin would hit 20,000. This next clue connects The Denarii to bitcoin/crypto. Once again, he never prophesied about the DINAR. He prophesied about The DINARII. And once again, he also never prophesied about the Dow. He said "BBB" and 20,000. Kim Clement could see that there was a connection between his prophecy of the 20,000 and his prophecy of The Denarii. That was what he was trying to convey in his email update but others influenced him into believing his prophecies were about other things. This is why prophets don't watch the news and shouldn't have others interpreting their prophecies for them. I will go into further evidence below as to why it is not the Dow and why it is not the Dinar. Here, he specifically calls it out that it is not Wall Street. Here, he gives you plenty of clues that the Iraqi Dinar has nothing to do with his prophecy. So now that I've determined that Kim Clement's prophecy about "The Denarii" is in fact a crypto because it will have a breakthrough and is related to Bitcoin reaching 20,000, I searched for crypto currency coins that were named like The Denarii. As it is described on the main website - https://denarius.io/#about - we see the following.... We see that the plural form of Denarius is Denarii. Also, Denarius fractionals are called Denarii. For the USD, you can have fractional pieces of a dollar, which are called cents ($0.01 is called 1 cent). For Bitcoin, you can have fractional pieces of a Bitcoin (BTC), which are called Satoshi's (0.00000001 BTC is called 1 Satoshi). For Denarius (D), you can have fractional pieces, which are called Denarii (0.00000001 D is called 1 Denarii). You can also see this in the code... https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/blob/555adee539c4fe99e86dd41f37cc275c45ef7b82/src/init.cpp#L489 https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/blob/555adee539c4fe99e86dd41f37cc275c45ef7b82/src/miner.cpp#L193 // Fee-per-kilobyte amount considered the same as "free" // Be careful setting this: if you set it to zero then // a transaction spammer can cheaply fill blocks using // 1-denarii-fee transactions. It should be set above the real // cost to you of processing a transaction. https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/blob/555adee539c4fe99e86dd41f37cc275c45ef7b82/src/version.cpp#L8 // Name of client reported in the 'version' message. Report the same name // for both bitcoind and bitcoin-qt, to make it harder for attackers to // target servers or GUI users specifically. const std::string CLIENT_NAME("Denarii"); Also, I'm sure how related this is but on the Discord server, a social community chat - https://discord.gg/BwfAmkE - Denarius is often referred to as "The D". This is all the evidence I have on how I came to the conclusion that D was what Kim Clement was prophesying about. A lot of folks, including myself, are wondering how to react to this prophecy about "The Denarii". When Kim receives a prophecy, it's something majorly important. Kim wouldn't prophesy about something so trivial so this has to be big. I mean, if every other coin can jump 1000x in value, why would he specifically call out this one unless it was majority huge and different from the rest. Maybe it's even meant for Denarius to be the coin that overtakes Bitcoin as the leader in the crypto currency sphere.

Hey guys! Time to show off your Mining Rigs Ill go first lol: RIG SPECS: (1)CPU : Intel® Celeron® Processor G4400 (2)Motherboard : MSI Z170A GAMING PRO CARBON (3)GPU : MSI GAMING X RX 470 8GB * 7 (4)Memory : Kingston 8GB DDR4 2400 (5)SSD: 120GB (6)PSU : EVGA 1300 G2 (7)Other : USB 3.0 PCI-E Express 1x To 16x Extender Riser Card Adapter * 7 (8)System : Windows 10 N Build Cost: £1800 (made that back in 7 weeks of mining Zcash) Output: Hashing Power: 2100 Sol/s or 210 MH/s Temps: 50-60 Degrees Power Uages: Around 1100 Watts DNR Mining: Currently 36 DNR a day Power Cost: £80 per Month PICS: Building at my Bro's House: Finished building / all working. Now its perm home in my computer room mining away: I also have pics of the each stage of our build if anyone is interested. Just a lot of pics to post haha.

You guys asked, you shall receive: https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/commit/99c777f5276b45243f1b43216aa140c2d0ece444 The FIRST masternode, darksend, instantx, and spork commit is up now in the "masternodes" branch on the main Denarius Github, the versioning change is to v2.0.0.0 and the protocol versioning and DB versioning change, so only use it on a test machine and for test purposes, there is no GUI currently yet until further testing is done, RPC commands are available. Do not use on a machine with your normal wallet, it will at this point delete the existing chain.

Here are my entries, I'm suprised to be the first one to show them but here it is

Was getting back into mining, and looking through the ann's constantly for anything interesting to mine. Came across Denarius which had a lot of people attacking it and became intrigued. Went into the Gitter at the time and saw some big names of crypto in chat. A community like that days into release is something to always follow. 3 years!! DNkF6hSqAJw2egmcACyQ6maSvgPU6RZJYD

I found on the market in the TOR network, silent miner for mining a Denarius with processor. It did not work but thanks to this I became interested in Denarius cryptocurrency DArzuYH8dGcTQWcv5uyf6MRy3zrDpiqPdK

Happy 3rd Birthday Denarius. Ancient Money For A New World.

Happy 3rd year D

I bought a Raspberry Pi 3 a while ago and got it recently. So of course I decided to run my denarius wallet on it, so it can stake always without my computer being on. The operating system is Raspbian Stretch, so I assume this tutorial will work for debian stretch as well. Start by opening a terminal and paste the following code to install dependecies: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade -y sudo apt-get install autoconf libtool libssl1.0-dev libboost-all-dev libminiupnpc-dev -y Because compiling can take up a large amount of RAM and the raspberry Pi only has 1 gigabyte of it, let us create a swapfile: cd / fallocate -l 4G swapfile chmod 0600 swapfile mkswap swapfile swapon swapfile Now, because the daemon requires Berkeley database version 4.8 to work, we need to download, compile and install it since that is not included in the software repositories. cd ~/Downloads wget http://download.oracle.com/berkeley-db/db-4.8.30.NC.tar.gz tar -xzvf db-4.8.30.NC.tar.gz cd db-4.8.30.NC/build_unix/ ../dist/configure --enable-cxx make sudo make install Now, let us download the denarius source code and compile it. cd ~/Downloads git clone https://github.com/carsenk/denarius.git cd denarius/src Because we use a custom Berkeley library, we need to specify its location in the makefile, so go ahead and open that up using nano: nano makefile.unix look for this line: DEFS += $(addprefix -I,$(CURDIR) $(CURDIR)/obj $(CURDIR)/json $(BOOST_INCLUDE_PATH) $(BDB_INCLUDE_PATH) $(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH)) Change it to this line: DEFS += $(addprefix -I,$(CURDIR) $(CURDIR)/obj $(CURDIR)/json $(BOOST_INCLUDE_PATH) $(BDB_INCLUDE_PATH) $(OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH) /usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.8/include/) Press CTRL+O to save the file, press enter to verify the filename, then press CTRL+X to exit nano. Now we are ready to compile it! When you have typed in this command, prepare to wait for a while, maybe grab a good book or go to the denarius gitter chat to socialize. Compiling took 63 minutes on my Pi, it will depend on your swapfiles read/write performance and if you have overclocked your Pi. make -f makefile.unix -j4 LDFLAGS="-L/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.8/lib" Now since we are using a custom library, we need to tell the operating system to let programs use that. To do that, we need to edit the file /etc/ld.so.preload: nano /etc/ld.so.preload Add the following line to the file, then save and exit, like before: /usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.8/lib/libdb_cxx-4.8.so and reboot: sudo reboot Now, your denariusd is ready to run and you set it up like you always would.

Introducing Denarius Masternode sweepstakes. Can you guess the date/time of activation block 645,000? Do you want to win 50DNR ? Submit your entry here at denariustalk.org Conditions: Include a timezone in GMT format - EDIT - Any time zone will do, but please include a timezone indication Entries must be posted before block 620,000 Ensure your denariustalk.org profile or post has a DNR address saved in it (we will confirm your address at end of draw) Entries only accepted in this forum thread Only one entry per profile Edited posts will not be accepted into the sweepstakes - Due to too many people not including a timezone indication or wallet address posts may have to be edited. I will keep OP updated in order of entries with notes on what is missing, and will include edit dates/times+source of edit information. Update for entries in order as at 03/03/2018 20:55GMT+13 Vagumera Tuesday, 20 March 2018 at 5:53:05 pm (confirmed timezone GMT+0 via forum post) weaponizedautismbux Saturday, 10 March 2018 at 7:07:07 pm (confirmed via Discord UTC+5 and edited at 03/03/2018 21:25 GMT+13) Samuel 2018-03-09 22:30 (pending time zone confirmation) @abusamak_twitter march 15, 2018 @ 15:20 US EST (8:20pm GMT) jtmining17 march 14th 6:55PM (pending time zone confirmation) buzzkillb March 15 7:56AM PST (3:56PM UTC) ---------------------------------- Edit 21:00 13/03/2018 GMT+13 - consolidate entries and normalise to UTC/GMT timestamps Entries Closed at Block 620,000 Block 620,000 2018-03-08 0:52:13 https://chainz.cryptoid.info/dnr/block.dws?0000000000104d84e74bf5681cb3a21a15404d85a6804dd6278360a18f33826c.htm Forum Name UTC/GMT Normalised Time Samuel 09/March/2018 22:30 weaponizedautismbux 10/March/2018 14:07:07 Johndoe126 14/March/2018 14:13 jtmining17 14/March/2018 18:55 buzzkillb 15/March/2018 15:56 8pack 15/March/2018 19:00 @abusamak_twitter 15/March/2018 20:20 ICanHazCrypto 16/March/2018 13:45 Wellayhknow 18/March/2018 4:35 d3athgu1s3 18/March/2018 6:42 noncepockets 18/March/2018 18:24 KawaiiCrypto 19/March/2018 0:38:44 sledgehammer 19/March/2018 3:00 ehri 19/March/2018 10:47 chris92 19/March/2018 15:01:39 Vagumera 20/March/2018 17:53:05

Hello! My name is Carsen Klock, I'm currently 25 years old and I am the Lead Developer and Founder of the cryptocurrency blockchain project Denarius. I have many years of professional experience in blockchain tech, web development, and graphic design. You can usually find me hanging out in our Gitter and Slack. Please introduce yourself in a reply! Don't be shy!

I've extracted the code to verify signed messages and make a standalone library https://github.com/chelahmy/dnrverify/ My intention is to implement a signed message verification function in PHP. I've tried https://github.com/BitcoinPHP/BitcoinECDSA.php and https://github.com/scintill/php-bitcoin-signature-routines but both failed to verify Denarius signed messages. They used the technique from this link https://crypto.stackexchange.com/a/18106 which seems to be different from the one used in Denarius. I noticed modular arithmetic is applied in Denarius code. So, I just extract the signed-message verification code from Denarius and see if I can make a PHP version. Digital signature has wide applications which should be initiated by the cryptocurrency world. Every digital wallet has private keys which are ready to be used to digitally sign anything, other than just to sign spending transactions. The other side of the applications just need to verify the signed something without necessarily going through wallets.

CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 1700X w/ liquid cooling RAM - 32 GB DDR4 3200+ GPU - 6 GTX 1080s (MSI Gaming X and EVGA FTW2) PSU - 1000w EVGA and 850w EVGA ~300MH/s mining DNR per rig, of which I currently only have 2

hey guys we need help to get denarius listed on poloniex, if everyone who reads this post goes to https://poloniex.com/coinRequest and helps ask for DNR to be listed then we have a good chance of getting it done, which means higher prices for you and larger profits later on

a really good project, but todays mobile game also YUGE for RPG tower defence etc game type, why not try mobile gaming I think all people on the world use smart phone nowadays

Okay, I got some mini-idea. Like when @Carsen makes new giveaway (if it happens) we could ask now to put tweet with some DNR-promo-message and not just DNR wallet address. I think it's pretty straightforward so no detailed explanation needed. We could put minimal-limit like at least 30 followers or something. What do you think, forum?

Cryptopia.co.nz listing has been paid for and submitted! Thank you everyone for your donations!!

Not taking part of the competition as I do not have many followers however here is my take on this https://imgflip.com/i/1slayj

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Gday from Australia fellas ! Current setup Asus Z270-p Prime LGA 1151 Mb i3-7100 3.9ghz cpu 8gb RAM AMD R9 295x2 x3 water cooled will be x4 soon if i can find one im using AMD driver 16.3.2, seems to be the most stable. ebay risers Corsair HX1200i and 900w PSU's Mining frame is 25mm aluminium tube and plastic connectors from local hardware (Bunnings) the base and backing for SSD's and PSU's and MB is alucobond cladding used on commercial buildings mostly, got that from off cuts pile at a site i was working at. I am a carpenter so if anyone needs mining frames, send me a PM. happy mining !

Greetings All, My Name is Stu. I am 29 years old and live in the United Kingdom working as a CRM Developer at Sage. I have over 15 years of working with in IT industry and I have dabbled with a lot. Starting off as a Service Engineer and building my way through to Network Engineer, Migration Engineer, Office 365 Microsoft Specialist to now a CRM Developer through multiple companies. Outside of my career I have done game development (designed and coded a few games in VB, Talusia Online, Kanium and Ultrix Empires), web design, application development, electronic builds, 3D printing / design with CAD and much more. Could go on for while haha so to cut things short I dabble with a lot of stuff I started off mining Bitcoin back in 2011 when it was worth next to nothing $0.12, and over the years I jumped on different coins when scrypt currencies came about. I found Denarius the day it was launched and have followed the project ever since helping out as much as I can. Now I'm glad to be part of the forum team to help support the all Denarians Thanks, Stu

I forgot to mention that I stumbled onto Denarius when one day I saw that it was a profitable GPU mineable coin. So, I downloaded the core wallet searched for a miner and started to mine Denarius with my GPU rig.

I met denarius a long time ago when I saw it listed in some mining pool, then I saw it again in posts of people I follow on twitter. and go into the discord server when I saw that they were friends with a project that I followed from its inception (egem).. D6dQef1Aoe44N8cwWpYvR18fV2c2ZR26By that's a lot more birthdays with the community. denarius is better than btc.. 😉

I first saw Denarius thanks to Buzz and Wookie, i saw them on another discord server and they always talkin and chillin about the D, they are good marketing indeed hahahaha i joined D server and i can say is a wonderful experience cause team always is working to make D better everyday. Is a good team and everyone is making the best. Happy Birthday and wish more years of success ;) :> DGXL4Mtn3wrkvQD4qg3djANx5aUMBfmc27

Hi Buzzkillb, yes it is very fascinating. So many of his prophecies have come to pass that it is hard to ignore this one.

So cool!

Use new link below for rebranded Fortuna Stakes setup. How to setup Windows QT Wallet as the Main Wallet and Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS for the VPS. Read through the guide first. Make sure to copy and paste keys and transactionhash to notepad or paper. For the VPS, I am using Vultr. Shilling the referral link. I plan to host in multiple datacenters to spread the masternodes around. VPS Vultr https://www.vultr.com/?ref=7307426 [2FA] Digital Ocean https://m.do.co/c/6dffa03c3628 [2FA] Linode https://www.linode.com/pricing [2FA] Ramnode https://ramnode.com/vps.php Wholesaleinternet https://www.wholesaleinternet.net/vps/ Kinsufi https://www.kimsufi.com/us/en/vps-ssd.xml Alpharacks https://www.alpharacks.com/ChineseNewYear/ OVH https://www.ovh.com/world/vps/vps-ssd.xml Dedicated Wholesaleinternet https://www.wholesaleinternet.net/dedicated/ Kimsufi https://www.kimsufi.com/us/en/servers.xml BuyVM https://buyvm.net/kvm-dedicated-server-slices Hosthatch https://hosthatch.com/ssd-vps [2FA] Server Discussions Lowendtalk https://lowendtalk.com/categories/offers Setup QT Wallet 1. Make sure your wallet is fully synced before proceeding further. Using the QT wallet, enter the debug console (Help > Debug window). This step will generate a masternode private key, please note this down and this will be required later. Type the following command: masternode genkey 2. Get masternode address for your masternode. Replace masternodename with your desired masternode name. getaccountaddress masternodename 3. Send from your wallet exactly 5,000 DNR to the address you generated from step 2. Ensure you get 20 confirmation before proceeding. 4. Get the outputs of the transaction of the 5,000 DNR send to your masternode address. The long hash is your Transaction Hash and the number after is the Transaction Index. Please note this down and this will be required later. masternode outputs 5. Navigate to your users Roaming folder. Copy and paste %AppData% This should show you the Roaming folder and find Denarius folder. 6. In the denarius folder we will create a denarius.conf file, if it is has not been created already. Copy and paste the configuration below to your denarius.conf file. staking=0 addnodes to the bottom of the denarius.conf above. 7. Create and save another configuration file called fortunastake.conf in the same location as denarius.conf. <Alias name of your choice> <VPS IP address>:9999 <Private Key from step 1> <TransactionHash from step 4> <Transaction Index from step 4> Example: MNDNR 31.14.125.27:9999 DF92WPpkqbr7s6Si4fdsfssjjapuFzAXwETCrpPJubnrmU6aKzh c8f4965ea57a68d0e6dd384324dfd28cfbe0c801015b973e7331db8ce018716999 1 8. Ensure you close or restart your main wallet. How to use Putty for Windows to login to your VPS https://www.vultr.com/docs/connecting-to-your-server-with-ssh-via-putty-on-windows Ubuntu VPS Masternode Server Setup Change root password For security reasons you should change the root password with a strong and randomly generated password that you store somewhere safe. passwd root Input your new password twice and continue. Add User and Change User Permissions To take additional security measures, we will create a new user under which we will run the masternode. Use the following command to add a user and replace (name) with the name of your choice. adduser <name> Input a password for your user when prompted. Next we need to give this user administrative permissions with the following command: usermod -aG sudo <name> Update Linux and Install Security Features Use the following commands install updates for Ubuntu: apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y Press “Y” and Enter when prompted to continue. Next we will install a firewall with the following command: apt install ufw python virtualenv git unzip pv make nano Press “Y” and Enter when prompted to continue. SSH Key SSH keys are a safer way to login. If you are not interested in SSH keys, skip to the next part of the tutorial. Use the following Vultr Doc to make an SSH key: How Do I Generate SSH Keys? After you get your public key, login with your new user again. su username mkdir ~/.ssh; nano ~/.ssh/authorized_keys Copy the public key directly from the PuTTY key generator into the terminal Save the file, then change the permissions of that file. sudo chmod 700 -R ~/.ssh && chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys Return to the root user. exit SSH configuration Now we will make the SSH daemon more secure. Let's start with the config file: nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config Disable root ssh login This step will disable root login through SSH, it is entirely optional but highly recommended. Find this line: PermitRootLogin yes ... and change it to: PermitRootLogin no Find the line that specifies PasswordAuthentication, uncomment it by deleting the preceding #, then change its value to "no". It should look like this after you have made the change: sshd_config — Disable password authentication PasswordAuthentication no This will make the server more secure against bots that try brute force and/or common passwords with user root and port 22 Restart SSH daemon Now that we made the changes to secure the SSH Login, restart the SSH service: service ssh restart This will restart and reload the server settings Firewall Settings note: port 33339 is P2P port for Denarius ufw allow ssh/tcp ufw allow 9999/tcp ufw allow 33339 ufw allow 19999 ufw logging on ufw enable press "Y" and Enter when prompted to continue Create Swapfile fallocate -l 4G /swapfile chmod 600 /swapfile mkswap /swapfile swapon /swapfile nano /etc/fstab Add the code below at the end of the file, then press “Ctrl + X” to close the editor, then “Y” and Enter to save the file. *Separate the words and numbers with a TAB. /swapfile none swap sw 0 0 Fail2Ban Install Finally we will install an optional security feature called “Fail2Ban”. This feature bans malicious IP addresses by scanning log files for failed login attempts. apt-get install fail2ban Press “Y” and Enter when prompted to continue. If you want to dig into fail2ban some more -> https://linode.com/docs/security/using-fail2ban-for-security/#configure-fail2ban Reboot Server Now we will finalize the updates by rebooting the server. reboot now You will be disconnected and the server will reboot automatically. From this point on, you will login to your server and run the masternode from the user you created previously. Install Masternode Dependencies Log into your VPS as the user you previously created. Terminal: Replace <username> with your username ssh <username>@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx PuTTY: Follow the steps at the start of this guide to connect to the VPS. When prompted for “login as” use your user name instead of “root” Input the follow commands to install the required dependencies. Enter your password if prompted. sudo apt-get --assume-yes install git unzip build-essential libssl-dev libdb++-dev libboost-all-dev libqrencode-dev libminiupnpc-dev libgmp-dev libevent-dev autogen automake libtool Install Denarius Mainnet master Branch: Input the following commands to install the mainnet fortunastake branch. git clone https://github.com/carsenk/denarius cd denarius git checkout master cd src make -f makefile.unix It will take about 10 minutes while your server processes and installs the masternode files. ★ If your VPS gets hung up for an extended period throughout the process you may need to upgrade to a VPS with more RAM. 2GB is recommended. You will know that the process is complete when you see the following: <username>@<servername>:~/denarius/src$ This means the VPS is ready for further commands and that you are currently in the “~/denarius/src” directory. From here we will enter the command that is used to start the Denarius Server Deamon ./denariusd It won’t start up now because we have not configured the denarius.conf file, but we need some information the output provides. Copy the lines (as shown above) that start with code below and save it. rpcuser= rpcpassword= We will then create a denarius.conf file and add these lines to the file. To create and edit the config file use the command below: nano ~/.denarius/denarius.conf Copy in your rpcuser and rpc password at the top, Copy and paste the configuration below to your denarius.conf file. Make sure to replace the values that are unique to your node without “< >”. Ensure that rpcuser and rpcpassword are different than you had specified in the main wallet. rpcuser=<rpc_user> rpcpassword=<rpc_password> rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 daemon=1 staking=0 listen=1 logtimestamps=1 maxconnections=256 port=9999 fortunastake=1 fortunastakeprivkey=<private key generated in step 1> Addnodes to the bottom of the above denarius.conf file. Add chaindata cd ~/.denarius rm -rf database txleveldb smsgDB wget https://github.com/carsenk/denarius/releases/download/v3.2/chaindata1451336.zip unzip chaindata1451336.zip If it asks to overwrite type A for all. Start your Denarius daemon. cd ~/denarius/src ./denariusd Wait for sync to finish. To check if you are fully synced type ./denariusd getinfo And wait for the current block to show up. Start masternode remotely - QT wallet From your main computer, go to the debug console and verify fortunastake.conf file is setup properly fortunastake list-conf Make sure the data output here matches the information entered in the fortunastake.conf file. If not, edit the file and correct the data. You will have to restart the main wallet, if you update the fortunastake.conf file. If the fortunastake configuration matches then we can finally start the fortunastake. Start the fortunastake by executing the following (wallet needs to be unlocked): fortunastake start-alias <alias name specified in fortunastake.conf> If the output says “masternode is stopped” then run the following command: fortunastake start Verify on VPS fortunastake - VPS wallet To ensure the fortunastake is running properly you can use the debug and status commands: ./denariusd fortunastake debug If there are no issues, there should be a message returned with no problems found. ./denariusd fortunastake status You should get a status 9 if the fortunastake is active and there is no issue! How to read debug log on VPS wallet. tail -f ~/.denarius/debug.log You can see if your fortunastake is listed on the QT wallet - fortunastake Icon > Denarius Network tab. If it does not appear straight away, give it 30mins and restart the wallet to check if your fortunastake shows up on the list If you watch the debug.log while you run fortunastake start-alias fortunastakeNAME from the QT wallet, you might be able to catch the screenshot below. Fortunastake Status Codes fortunastake_NOT_PROCESSED: 0 fortunastake_IS_CAPABLE: 1 fortunastake_NOT_CAPABLE: 2 fortunastake_STOPPED: 3 fortunastake_INPUT_TOO_NEW: 4 fortunastake_PORT_NOT_OPEN: 6 fortunastake_PORT_OPEN: 7 fortunastake_SYNC_IN_PROCESS: 8 fortunastake_REMOTELY_ENABLED: 9 Thanks to @Ragtag for clearly writing how the cold wallet works for testnet.

A quick how to mine TRIBUS algorithm for DNR. Using Nvidia GPU's on Windows. Download latest CCminer here its built with cuda 9, need driver > 384.x, straight from tpruvot. https://github.com/tpruvot/ccminer/releases or try out https://github.com/sp-hash?tab=repositories -unzip into a folder, such as c:\tribus -RUN-DNR-YIIMP.bat comes preconfigured to mine at CCMINER ccminer-x64 -a tribus -o stratum+tcp://yiimp.ccminer.org:8533 -u DSBX1EZwuqMv5jiqphVLiaMsgSzBHLXgXF -p donate --cpu-priority=3 -copy, paste and edit .bat to mine on different pools Pools and BAT Files http://hashbag.cc/ http://yiimp.eu http://brutum-pool.com/ http://www.zpool.ca/ http://pool.chainworksindustries.com/dnr/ http://pool.hashrefinery.com/site/gomining?algo=tribus http://dnr.idcray.com/ https://cryptohub.online/pools/ http://pool.n-engine.com/ https://miner-control.de/ http://dnr.mining4.co.uk/ http://bsod.pw/ http://zergpool.com/ http://dnr-solo.mining4.co.uk/ https://fairmine.pro/ https://umine.org/ https://miningpatriot.com/ CCminer http://yiimp.eu ccminer-x64 -a tribus -o stratum+tcp://yiimp.eu:8533 -u YourDenariusAddress -p c=DNR,stats --cpu-priority=3 --intensity 22 Hashbag http://hashbag.cc ccminer-x64 -a tribus -o stratum+tcp://pool.hashbag.cc:8688 -u YourDenariusAddress -p c=DNR,stats --cpu-priority=3 --intensity 22 Brutum http://brutum-pool.com/ ccminer-x64 -a tribus -o stratum+tcp://brutum-pool.ddns.net:3031 -u YourDenariusAddress -p x --cpu-priority=3 --intensity 22 Chainworks http://pool.chainworksindustries.com/dnr/ cwigm -c dnr -u username.worker -p x --lodiff --mean-net-diff=1.1 need to ask for beta CWIGM miner here -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2054431.0 Example My hashbag .bat looks like this to run on GPU 1 of 0 & 1 slots. "-d 1" chooses the slot. Or if you want slot 0 and 1, "-d 0 1", or dont use -d to use all of your rig's GPU's. :restart Timeout /t 30 ccminer-x64 -d 1 -a tribus -o stratum+tcp://pool.hashbag.cc:8688 -u YourDenariusAddress -p c=DNR,stats --cpu-priority=3 --intensity 21 goto :restart pause Check Hashrate go to a yiimp pool bench, like hashbag, and select your GPU https://pool.hashbag.cc/bench?algo=tribus&chip=0 Whattomine Denarius Coin https://whattomine.com/coins/187-dnr-tribus

If the only thing a coin has going for it is masternodes, then it makes no sense. , but denarius has other things, like encrypted messaging, stealth transactions and low block time.. Also, even though it is a PoS-only coin after a couple of years, supply will not inflate wildly. Yes it does give early adopters a nice payoff.. But that can be said for everything good added to the coin or the ecosystem around the coin. Masternodes accomplishes a few things: It reduces available coin supply (yes this is only a benefit to people already hodling the coin or buys before MNs is released). It encourages people to run stable nodes by giving them a financial incentive to do so, thus making the coin more decentralized (unless everybody hosts in the same datacenter). Because of masternodes being a buzzword in crypto circles, it would bring added awareness to the Denarius project. I too think that Denarius can be big without masternodes, but I fail to see how masternodes would be a bad thing - at worst, things will stay as they are, with an additional feature added to the wallet. Who is the community is a good question indeed. Of course I do not assume that everybody in the DNR community is in the discord and I agree that maybe the rumors of masternodes could have been communicated better. However as far as I know, Carsen has not stated that masternodes WILL be a part of the denarius wallet, he simply stated that it was something he is spending some time on, to see if it can be done. I see the problem that websocket-based chat apps/sites are blocked in coporate networks, so it might be hard to keep up with everything happening. However, on this very site there has been a thread with a poll since July 13th regarding masternodes. It has been annouced in the bitcointalk thread as far as I know and 3/4th of the votes wanted masternodes, so everybody who checked the thread knew that it was a possibility back then, just as it is a possibility now, not a certainty. To be honest I do not see how mining is different from buying a coin. Sure, you do not need the technical skills, but so what? If I mine the coin or if I buy the coin, I can dump it all the same. Actually I personally would probably dump some of it sooner if mining because I have to pay for electricity.. Maybe you are right, maybe masternodes does nothing to benefit Denarius in the long run.. But my question is this: Do you think masternodes would hurt Denarius? Even though we have opposing views, I do really appreciate your input. It is dangerous for a coins community to be inside an echo chamber where everybody hypes each other up.

Put up some commits today, seems to be with the small amount of testing I have done, it is now staying on the correct chain and no debug log errors thus far. More commits will be coming...

Progress Update: 08-18-2017 Thanks to @Carsen, @buzzkillb and @KawaiiCrypto, I have been able to test transactions being performed and received for purchases. As it stands, the code can look for payments that are listed with a note as a sort of key, enabling verified but not tracked transfers. The GitHub repo posted in the second reply has gotten a new commit. Next step tomorrow is to make a demo app and add the PHP script filter between the wallet and the application. The API is making progress guys! I'm excited for what is gonna come!

From SoCal. In my 30's, and I came up through the BBS era when nerds were still nerds. Been following BTC when it was an infant. My profession is engineering, have my own business, but have always been intrigued with anything computer related. I only had a few more classes to go before getting my minor in ICS from a major University that Blizzard used to hire directly from, but was burnt out from my BS in Civil Engr. Used to play basketball somewhat competitively and very much into the car world. Had a 300hp Supercharged Acura and a fun little classic Porsche (993) after that. Looking for a DNR paid Lambo on the moon. =p

Well you got me beat RecoStar, thats a nice setup! Mine is: 4 x R9 380s 1300w EVGA Supernova PSU 4GB RAM 128GB SSD ASRock H81 Pro BTC LGA 1150 Motherboard FLOW MintCell Mining Rig Chasis with two neon green fans