Commercium Masternode Calculator
COMMERCIUM MASTERNODES are servers that run a Commercium wallet and make decisions. COMMERCIUM MASTERNODES are required to have 100,000 CMM collateral, a dedicated VPS (IPv4 address, 1GB RAM, 20GB drive) and be able to run 24 hours a day without a more than an hour of connection loss. COMMERCIUM MASTERNODES get paid 45% of the block reward on every block, which is distributed to COMMERCIUM MASTERNODES one at a time.

HOW MUCH CAN I EARN FROM HOSTING A COMMERCIUM MASTERNODE?
45% Block Reward paid to the node waiting the longest to be paid.
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Commercium USD price | |
Number of Commercium Masternodes owned |
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WHAT DO I NEED TO HOST A COMMERCIUM MASTERNODE?
- 100,000 CMM: Arguably the hardest part. CMM can be obtained from exchanges such as CryptoBridge, Crex24.
- A computer for running a local wallet to start nodes and hold funds
- A VPS server installed Ubuntu for remote node running 24hrs/day with the following specs:
- 1GB RAM (about half used for OS and half for daemon)
- 20GB drive (less than 1GB used for wallet, some for OS, and some for future.)
- 1 Static IPV4 Address per node (IPV4 address that never changes) (No IPV6)
- A little time: Pick your time and follow this Setup Guide for Windows or Setup Guide for Linux . There are a few guides that I hope will make the process a lot easier. Video-Tutorial: How to set up a Commercium Masternode