Simon Alagbe walks through setting up Bytom 2.0, a blockchain shifting from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake. Download the wallet for your OS, join the testnet, and wait for it to sync to the current block height of 27,180. Block producers can apply for rewards.
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Bytom 2.0 is almost here. How do you get to use Bytom 2.0? The first thing you need to do is to visit the website bytom.io, and if you are in an English-speaking country, you need to move to the English version of the website. Then you click on Bytom 2.0 on the bytom.io website. If you are planning to become a block producer, because ByteDome 2.0 will be moving from proof of work to proof of stake, and the project is still recruiting block producers. If you are interested to become a block producer, you can click on this Apply Now button and, um, you'll be able to fill up the application form And if you are selected, there are a lot of benefits that you can get if you are selected as a block producer. There are a lot of rewards for block producers on the Python 2.0 blockchain. I want to show us how to utilize the testnet of the Python 2.0. So just scroll through where you have the Python 2.0 dashboard. Depending on your operating system, of your device. If it's macOS, you select macOS. If it's Windows, you go for Windows. If it's Linux operating system, you go with Linux. But the operating system of my own device is a Windows operating system, so I go to Windows, then I click on download. As you can all see here, the download is completed. The The next thing is for me to launch and install the wallet. So I scroll to application, then Okay, so I will select Join Byteon Texnet, then Join Network. See here, my wallet is currently synchronizing. Once it is completely synchronized, then I would be able to test the Python 2.0 testnet. My wallet is now fully synced to the blockchain. So the block is 27180 at this point in time. So thank you very much.
