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The collateral path is the BIP32 path of the address where are your 1000 dash stored. At the moment, the app requires you to enter the BIP32 path and with that it reads its related Dash address - to do this, click the tiny button with the icon of the right arrow. In the future I'll make in a bit...

@kointrend Configuration file location: Windows: C:\Users\<UserName>\DashMasternodeTool\config.ini Mac: /Users/<UserName>/DashMasternodeTool/config.ini Linux: /home/<UserName>/DashMasternodeTool/config.ini In the next version I will add the ability to save the configuration file from the...

New version of the DMT released with bugfixes and the following new features: Transfering MN payments from collateral's addresses Signing messages with Trezor/Keepkey Enabling/disabling/changing Hardware wallet's PIN/passphrases. I have no idea why, but KeepKey's official software client does...

Yep, it's valid.

@kointrend Good to know, that yet another masternode is a bit more secure. Cheers :-)

@Leithm I'm considering of implementing support for Ledger Nano S, but first I'm going to finish the missing and most important features and fix some existing issues.

Thanx @tungfa. Sure, I'll ping you when I release something new :)

New version of the DMT app released, with support for KeepKey and fix of network timeout problem on Windows. Link to compiled executables: Mac: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.3/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.3.mac.zip Win...

A few days ago I ordered a KeepKey from Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0143M2A5S/ref=od_aui_detailpages00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). Delivery took only three days - much less than I expected. Shipment cost was quite reasonable: 14$, but for EU citizens, Amazon adds a VAT-tax, which in my case...

Not yet. I would suggest https://www.dashcentral.org, where you can vote and discuss on proposals in a very convinient way.

Your'e welcome :-)

Hi @Voluntary. I assume, that you already have your 1000 Dash collateral on any of your Trezor accounts. If so: 1) Open https://wallet.trezor.io and enter your Trezor credentials 2) Navigate to your collateral account on the left side and read BIP32 Path on the right side, as on the screen...

Yes, exactly.

Hi @risinhigher. In the meantime I'll just mention, that the tool can connect to any dashd. Although it's most convinient, it doesn't have to be a dashd of your masternode - it could be a Dash-QT installed on your local machine, of course with activated RPC. Each dash daemon can serve as a MN...

Hi @moocowmoo. Good idea with this GPG signing. I accepted invitaion and will try to implement it with the next release.

Yes, your collateral's Dash address is absolutely safe to publish. Its corresponding private address is protected by Trezor - it won't allow to extract it from itself.

Hello @risinhigher After you send broadcast message you can unplug your Trezor and close the app, until next time you'll have have to start your masternode (eg. after restarted its dashd)

New version released with functionality of importing data from masternode.conf file + other small fixes & improvements. Mac: https://github.com/Bertrand256/dash-masternode-tool/releases/download/v0.9.2/DashMasternodeTool_0.9.2.mac.zip Win...

If you have (or can buy) other crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum) I would suggest Poloniex to buy Dash for it. I have used it many times and every time everything went smoothly. They have a 2000$ daily trading limit for non-verified users and 25 000$ for verified, which seems very reasonable.

Hi @methusaleh and @Populandum. The app was not meant to be a very serious work. I saw it rather as a, let's say, gap-filler solution, until the same functionality will be stable in Dash Electrum. Despite this, I sill plan to develop this application at its own pace, treating it as a backup...