Bitxor-based networks rely on nodes to provide a trustless, high-performance, and secure blockchain platform.
These nodes are deployed using bitxorcore-client software, a C++ rewrite of the previous Java-written BITXOR distributed ledger that has been running since 2015.
Learn more about the protocol by reading the Technical Reference and this documentation.
To compile bitxorcore-client source code, follow the building instructions.
bitxorcore-client executable can be used either to run different types of nodes or to launch new networks. This section contains the instructions on how to run the bitxorcore-client for various purposes.
To run a Bitxor node follow this guide.
Developers can also deploy testnet nodes to experiment with the offered transaction set in a live network without the loss of valuable assets.
With Bitxor, businesses can launch and extend private networks by developing custom plugins and extensions at the protocol level. The package Bitxor Bootstrap contains the necessary setup scripts to deploy a network for testing and development purposes with just one command.
To run a private test net, follow this guide.
Instructions on how to launch a secure and production-ready private chain will be released here.