ANN: Set up WIRE Masternodes on NodeHub!

airwire (38)in #airwire • 5 years ago

NodeHub.io is an easy-to-use, trustless, and secure masternode hosting platform and AirWire is proud to announce its listing of the WIRE token with this amazing service!

One of our core values at AirWire is that we want to make the life of our users as easy as possible—to be able to operate within our community and our platform with as little technical knowledge as possible. NodeHub shares this value.

Some key features of hosting your masternode on NodeHub vs other platforms:

Your coins never leave your wallet.
They only require your collateral transaction ID.
You can deploy masternodes in 90 seconds!
Trustless masternode hosting.
One click installation.
Monitor your masternode stats; ROI, revenue history, portfolio value, exchange rates and more to keep track of your masternodes.
They currently host over $5,000,00 worth of masternode value

This is a tremendous opportunity to increase our user base and the number of masternodes securing our network. With over one hundred coins/tokens listed on their platform, they have more than proven themselves as an industry leader in ease-of-use for masternode setups.

If you have at least 35,000 WIRE, set up your masternode now at NodeHub.io
Don’t have 35,000 WIRE yet?

Don’t worry, there are options for you too!

We are doing everything we can to make running masternodes as accessible to users as possible. We have created content to serve all levels of technical understanding through our guides, videos, support team—and most recently—an auto compile script. That said, we recognize that not everyone is able to acquire the necessary 35,000 WIRE for a complete masternode. To make our proof-of-stake functionality truly accessible to everyone, we have launched an automated shared staking service through our Discord channels. Now, our community can contribute any spare WIRE they have available to AirWire’s shared MasterNode pools!

Get started at https://discord.gg/7a7RUXJ

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