Scorum platform has three core functions:
- Blogging platform where authors and readers will be rewarded for creating and engaging with content
- Statistical centers where fans can browse and authors can use Microsoft’s Power BI tool to integrate data-rich visuals into their content
- Commission-free betting exchange where fans can place bets against each other using Scorum Coins (SCR) Scorum’s blockchain protocol is built on the Graphene Framework and utilizes a delegated proof of stake consensus.
The Scorum team has been hard at work developing the blogging platform and the statistics center.
Find out more as we take the project public through the following channels:
- Get the latest updates and chat with us on Telegram, Facebook, and Twitter
- Read more about our vision on Steemit
- Join our affiliate program to get Scorum Coins for free or apply for whitelist to get coins with a discount
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Rather than attempt to describe the rules of the blockchain, it is up to each individual to inspect the code to understand the consensus rules.
Just want to get up and running quickly? Try deploying a prebuilt dockerized container.
mkdir /opt/scorumd
# put your config file in /opt/scorumd/config.ini otherwise default config will be used.
docker run \
-v /opt/scorumd:/var/lib/scorumd \
-d -p 2001:2001 -p 8090:8090 --name scorumd \
scorum/release:0.0.1.680af90
cd /opt/scorumd/logs
tail -f current
A list of some seed nodes to get you started can be found in doc/seednodes.txt. This list is embedded into default config.ini.
See doc/building.md for detailed build instructions, including compile-time options, and specific commands for Linux (Ubuntu LTS) or macOS X.
For a full node, you need at least 30GB of space available. Scorumd uses a memory mapped file which currently holds 2GB of data and by default is set to use up to 20GB. It's highly recommended to run scorumd on a fast disk such as an SSD or by placing the shared memory files in a ramdisk and using the --shard-file-dir=/path command line option to specify where. Any CPU with decent single core performance should be sufficient.
genesis.json hash sum: db4007d45f04c1403a7e66a5c66b5b1cdfc2dde8b5335d1d2f116d592ca3dbb1