Full Node XMR

Full Node XMR

O que é um Full Node XMR?

Um Full Node é um programa que valida totalmente transações e blocos. Quase todos os nós completos também ajudam a rede aceitando transações e blocos de outros nós completos (Full Nodes), validando essas transações e blocos e, em seguida, retransmitindo-os para outros Full Nodes.

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Full Node XMR Ucrânia

R$1026.00

Por mês

Intel Xeon E5-2620V3

16GB RAM

1TB SSD

1Gbps Uplink

Full Node XMR Romênia

R$1026.00

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2x Octa-Core Intel Xeon E5-2660

4x 8GB RAM

1TB SSD

1Gbps Uplink

Full Node XMR Islândia

R$1425.00

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2x Hexa-Core Intel Xeon X5650

6x 8GB RAM

1TB SSD

1Gbps Uplink

Full Node XMR Suíça

R$1881.00

Por mês

Intel Xeon E5-2620V4

64GB RAM

240GB SSD and 1.92TB SSD

1Gbps Uplink

R$570.00 taxa de instalação para o primeiro mês

Tudo Incluído

O que faz?

Os Full Nodes também transmitem suas transações para a rede, notificando você assim que uma transação afetar sua carteira.

Como funciona o Full Node?

Muitas pessoas e organizações se voluntariam para executar full nodes usando recursos de computação e largura de banda sobressalentes, mas são necessários mais voluntários para permitir que o Monero continue a crescer.

Quais são as vantagens de um XMR de nó completo?

As vantagens de usar um full node fazem dele seu próprio gateway de pagamento, evitando trabalhar com terceiros para cobrar, mantendo sua privacidade, evitando também passar por KYC (Identity Verification) para fazer saques

Por que o hardware precisa ser poderoso?

Para evitar problemas com tráfego, ou até mesmo seu servidor não conseguir lidar com a fluidez, nosso hardware é construído e pensado para evitar qualquer engasgo com isso. Muitos nós, como XMR, exigem pelo menos 8 GB de RAM e discos SSD.

Posso executar mais de um Full Node?

Se necessário, você pode executar mais de um Node dentro do seu
servidor, BTC, XMR e LTC, por exemplo.

É seguro?

Sim, você só tem segurança quando tem dados de acesso root ao servidor. Por padrão nossos discos rígidos são criptografados e somente quem tem acesso root ao servidor (você) tem acesso aos dados, ao contrário de terceiros que só possuem os dados completos de suas transações. Quando você recebe um pagamento através de seu full node, as criptomoedas vão direto para sua carteira e você não está pagando nenhuma taxa por esse pagamento, você pode sacar ou apenas armazenar suas criptomoedas dentro do seu servidor.

Veja como é fácil configurar tudo

Como conectar meu Full Node à minha carteira ou ao meu site?

Você pode executar seu site em outro servidor e fazer uma conexão RPC com o nó completo, ou também pode executar o BTCPay Server e fazer uma conexão usando os plugins prontos ou via API. Na maioria dos scripts que pedem um full node, a conexão é feita via RPC. Você pode usar uma carteira existente no servidor ou criar uma nova carteira exclusiva para receber pagamentos.

Como criar uma nova carteira Monero:

$./monero-wallet-cli

Como abrir a carteira existente:

$./monero-wallet-cli --wallet-file $HOME/.bitmonero/stagenet/wallets/MoneroExampleStagenetWallet

Você pode obter mais informações sobre tudo em
Monerodocs.org

Perguntas? problemas? Contate-Nos!

Qualquer dúvida ou problema com seu serviço, entre em contato conosco, nós o ajudaremos o mais rápido possível.

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Double Words

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“up against”, “up to the present time”, “vis a vis”, “what’s more”, “while it may be true”, “while this may be true”,
“with attention to”, “with the result that”, “with this in mind”, “with this intention”, “with this purpose in mind”,
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“thus”, “till”, “undeniably”, “undoubtedly”, “unless”, “unlike”, “unquestionably”, “until”, “when”, “whenever”,
“whereas”, “while” ];

Double Words

export const multipleWords = [ “above all”, “after all”, “after that”, “all in all”, “all of a sudden”, “all things considered”,
“analogous to”, “although this may be true”, “analogous to”, “another key point”, “as a matter of fact”, “as a result”,
“as an illustration”, “as can be seen”, “as has been noted”, “as I have noted”, “as I have said”, “as I have shown”,
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VPS

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“with attention to”, “with the result that”, “with this in mind”, “with this intention”, “with this purpose in mind”,
“without a doubt”, “without delay”, “without doubt”, “without reservation” ];