Coin Reps & Hosters
Represent a compatible coin or operate the infrastructure that keeps wallets, trading pairs and cross-chain services available. Operators retain control of their collateral and earn fees when the network uses the services they host.
One host is a listing. Two hosts are infrastructure.
If one server or wallet fails, a second independent operator keeps the asset and its markets reachable.
From code to markets.
Move from protocol checks to tested, independently hosted services in five clear stages.
Validate the chain
Confirm JSON-RPC support, CLTV atomic-swap behavior and every wallet method required by XBridge.
Build the configs
Prepare the native-wallet and XBridge configuration, including ports, RPC access and asset parameters.
Test both directions
Synchronize the wallet, verify RPC responses and complete real test swaps as both buyer and seller.
Deploy independently
Register the Service Nodes on separate hosts, announce the required services and confirm network visibility.
Operate continuously
Monitor sync, balances, disk capacity, RPC health, backups and updates while maintaining service fees.
Coverage gaps.
The live collector groups announced wallets by Service Node and highlights assets that would benefit from another independent host.
RPC collector not connected. Coverage will appear after the first successful snapshot.
Operator toolkit.
Use each source at the stage where it is needed, from compatibility checks through deployment and ongoing support.
Launch options.
Build independently with the resources above or discuss assistance for configuration and operations.
Add the coin to the shared installer
The proposed package prepares reusable wallet and pair configuration so other operators can select and deploy the integration with fewer manual steps. Scope, acceptance tests and maintenance responsibilities are agreed before payment.
A possible monthly operations service
A future service could deploy, monitor and maintain the infrastructure for a monthly charge. It is not currently available; scope, service levels and pricing have not been decided.