24 July 2026
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Only reason it’s being delisted is due to the emissions.
This project is now a multi faced project. Mining, staking, storage hosting. Not just a mining project. So mining rewards as it’s grown have got smaller. But there’s a whole eco system here. Mining is now just a small part of this project.
25 July 2026
KevJust look at other POW projects. OCTA at ATL, Clore, ALPH. The fact that the devs here are developing and providing new ways for passive income is great.
I agree istent development is what gives a project the best chance over the long term. Building useful products and creating additional ways for the community to participate and earn can help strengthen the ecosystem
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🚀 SILO Node Setup Wizard is now live!
Setting up a SILO Node is now easier than ever. Just follow the guided setup wizard, and you'll have your SILO Node running in just a few clicks—no technical background required.
👉 https://portal.larissa.network/silo/setup-node
Give it a try and let us know your feedback! 💙
Larissa Network 🚀🚀 SILO Node Setup Wizard is now live!
Setting up a SILO Node is now easier than ever. Just follow the guided setup wizard, and you'll have your SILO Node running in just a few clicks—no technical background required.
👉 https://portal.larissa.network/silo/setup-node
Give it a tr
Removing technical friction is one of the best ways to help more people actually get started. Nice update.
Niko SalasCan u elaborate?
Not as a storage node.
SILO Nodes need to be online 24/7, have a stable internet connection, a publicly reachable IP, and reliable storage. Mobile phones are frequently switched between Wi-Fi and mobile networks, go into sleep mode, have battery limitations, and the operating system can stop background services at any time. That makes them unsuitable for reliably storing other users' data.
That said, phones are perfect for using SILO through apps like SILO Drive and SILO Photos, but not for hosting storage nodes.
Larissa Network 🚀Not as a storage node.
SILO Nodes need to be online 24/7, have a stable internet connection, a publicly reachable IP, and reliable storage. Mobile phones are frequently switched between Wi-Fi and mobile networks, go into sleep mode, have battery limitations, and the operating sys
Is there anything they can support ? All im mentioning is because in theory more users can contribute thats all…. Just food for thought
Niko SalasIs there anything they can support ? All im mentioning is because in theory more users can contribute thats all…. Just food for thought
It's a good idea, and we've thought about it as well.
While phones aren't suitable for hosting storage nodes, they could contribute in other ways in the future, such as lightweight distributed computing tasks, bandwidth sharing, or participating in parts of the network that don't require always-on storage. It's definitely something we'll explore as the ecosystem grows.
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@larissanetwork add the information that to create a silo node in automatic mode, docker must be run as an administrator
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It is also not possible to create a second node using the automatic mode, as the creation code creates a virtual machine with the same name
26 July 2026
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@larissanetwork I staked more LRCs on my node, but they didn't get added. What did I do wrong? Node ID: 1xj9F8UAGQmjxTknGmijByipjruxw1kfqp71nbacy29QRGbX3Q
https://scan.larissa.network/tx/0x164b3052d8accdf24d8e44dd285331e934de559eef3f9e31f7d3d5a7d94a97a5
https://scan.larissa.network/tx/0xb7e56a9b76070e75b393bdfced86807a7e2ef83474cdd1ad97580f5e26b4fb5e