Connecting to mainnet as a validator
Windows
- Pre-requisite; you should have registered as a validator, in the Quantum Coin mainnet.
- Run Steps 1 to 9 in the instructions at Connecting to mainnet, to download and configure your computer for running the validator node. Do not run the 10th step (the last one) for connecting to mainnet.
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Run the following command to set the validator address environment variable.
Windows
Example:set DP_ACC_ADDRESS=YOUR_VALIDATOR_ADDRESS
set DP_ACC_ADDRESS=0xAa044ccF6BAD46F0de9fb4dF6b7d9fF02D2e195f
Example:export DP_ACC_ADDRESS=YOUR_VALIDATOR_ADDRESS
export DP_ACC_ADDRESS=0xAa044ccF6BAD46F0de9fb4dF6b7d9fF02D2e195f
Example:export DP_ACC_ADDRESS=YOUR_VALIDATOR_ADDRESS
export DP_ACC_ADDRESS=0xAa044ccF6BAD46F0de9fb4dF6b7d9fF02D2e195f
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Run the following command to connect to the mainnet. You may additionally have to add exclusion in your anti-virus software, if the software shows a prompt. You will be prompted to enter the validator key password. If successful, you should see your node connecting to the blockchain and blocks getting created.
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To close the blockchain node client, do not close the window or logout or shutdown directly. Instead, press CTRL+C.
Vision
The Vision of Quantum Coin.
Quantum Resistance
Quantum Resistance in the Quantum Coin blockchain.
Smart Contracts
Smart Contract support in the Quantum Coin blockchain.
Consensus
Proof of Stake consensus.
Data Availability
Data Availability, long term and short term.
Blockchain Allocation
Bitcoin + Ethereum + Dogecoin + DogeP multi-fork.
Dynamic TPS
Dynamic Transactions Per Second model.
Github
Source code, documentation are maintained in Github.
QCIPs
Quantum Coin Improvement Proposals