Evo Titan

Masternode & evonode operations

Own a masternode together. Run a fleet alone.

Evo Titan is the desktop command centre for Dash masternode and evonode operators. Pool collateral with up to eight co-owners, coordinate every signature, and watch your whole fleet from one screen.

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2–8 co-owners · 1,000 DASH regular · 4,000 DASH evo · min share 100 DASH

evo-titan — shared masternodeMock

Collect signatures

2/3 signed

  • You600 DASH
  • Co-owner 2300 DASH
  • Co-owner 3100 DASH

collateral = 1,000 DASH (consensus)

1000 DASH

NodeStatus
mn-fra-01Regularenabled
mn-ams-02Sharedenabled
evo-sg-03Evolagging
mn-nyc-04Sharedenabled
Mock illustration of the Evo Titan shared masternode signature collection and fleet view. All co-owner names, keys, node names, addresses and figures are invented sample data, not a real product screenshot. The 1,000 DASH regular collateral and the 2–8 share range are Dash Core v24 consensus values.

Your first Evo node

Start with a fraction of a masternode. Finish running an evonode of your own — then as many as you need, until you are an Evo Titan.

  1. 01Rank I

    Take a share

    from 100 DASH

    Buy into a shared masternode without raising the full collateral. Dash Core v24 allows 2–8 co-owners to pool exactly 1,000 DASH.

  2. 02Rank II

    Own a whole masternode

    1,000 DASH

    Once you hold the full regular collateral, register a node in your own name. Rewards stop being split.

  3. 03Rank III

    Run many

    n × 1,000 DASH

    Add nodes to the same console. One identity, one workflow, however large the fleet gets.

  4. 04Rank IV

    Your first Evo node

    4,000 DASH

    Step up to an evonode, which carries four times the voting weight of a regular masternode. It is registered whole, by one owner — shared collateral cannot be used for an evonode.

  5. 05Rank V

    Evo Titan

    n × 4,000 DASH

    This is the rank the product is named for. Run many evonodes as one enterprise setup — a fleet of high-weight nodes under a single console — and you are an Evo Titan.

The ranks

  1. Rank I

    Shareholder

    from 100 DASH

  2. Rank II

    Operator

    1,000 DASH

  3. Rank III

    Fleet Operator

    n × 1,000 DASH

  4. Rank IV

    Evo Operator

    4,000 DASH

  5. Rank V

    Evo Titan

    n × 4,000 DASH

Rank 0

Custodial

Let us run it for you
Planned

any amount

Below the first rank there is a simpler way in. Instead of raising a minimum stake, you deposit any amount you choose and we operate a masternode on your behalf. We hold the collateral, and we form the masternode's on-chain shares from the pooled deposits — which is the whole point, and also the trade-off.

What you give up

  • We hold the collateral. You hold a claim on it, not the coins.
  • You do not hold the node keys or the voting key.
  • We form the on-chain shares from pooled deposits, so no share belongs to you individually.
  • Withdrawal depends on us having the liquidity to return your deposit.

What we are waiting on

  • A licensed custodial arrangement in the jurisdictions we serve.
  • At least 1,000 DASH of pooled deposits, the collateral for a first masternode.

Planned. Not open yet — no deposits are accepted and no address is published. The waitlist is a list we keep at our service level.

Stage requirements are Dash Core v24 consensus. The ranks and names are ours. Masternode collateral is 1,000 DASH and an evonode is 4,000 DASH. A shared masternode is limited to 2–8 co-owners with no share below 100 DASH, and shared collateral cannot register an evonode.

What Evo Titan does

Four things, in the order they matter to an operator.

01Shared ownership

Split the collateral, not the control

Dash Core v24 lets 2–8 operators co-own one masternode. Evo Titan is the coordination layer: collect every co-owner signature, verify each one, and register the node without a single copy-pasted hex blob.

02Fleet management

Every node, one umbrella

Regular masternodes and evonodes side by side. Status, version compliance, reward queue and collateral health across the whole fleet — not one SSH session at a time.

03Dash Intents

The recommended way into Dash Intents

Evo Titan is built to be the recommended desktop companion for Dash Intents. Review solver offers and settle intents with the same identity you already use to run your nodes.

04Dash USDC

Ready before it ships

A USDC-backed stablecoin for Dash is announced for the coming months and is not live yet. Evo Titan is being built to support it from the day it lands, so your dollar position sits beside your node collateral in one portfolio view.

Built for operators

What a node actually pays

The reward, worked out from the protocol

These are not marketing figures. Every number below is arithmetic on Dash Core v24 consensus rules, and each input is cited in the source. One figure cannot be derived — the number of registered masternodes — so we show it as an assumption you can move.

Derived from v24 source — not a live reading

Block value

3.714286

DASH per block, after the 20% treasury and the interval decline

Masternode reward, gross

2.785714

75% of block value — 585,668.51 DASH/yr

Less: Platform credit pool

−1.044643

37.5% of the masternode share

Masternode reward, net

1.741071

DASH per block — 366,043 DASH/yr across every node

Estimated annual percentage yield by assumed number of registered masternodes, for Regular (1,000 DASH) and Evo (4,000 DASH) collateral.
Registered nodesReward / node / yrRegular · 1,000 DASHEvo · 4,000 DASH
3,000122.01 DASH12.20%3.05%
3,500104.58 DASH10.46%2.61%
4,000example91.51 DASH9.15%2.29%
4,50081.34 DASH8.13%2.03%
5,00073.21 DASH7.32%1.83%

Move the assumption

Reward / node / yr
— DASH
Regular APY
—%
Evo APY
—%

The pot shrinks about 7.1% every 210,240 blocks, so this falls over time on its own.

What we charge, by how much trust we ask

Prices, not estimates

Full self-custody

0%

You own the 1,000 DASH, you hold the keys, and you sign locally. We never touch the collateral, so there is nothing to charge for.

9.15% APY → the full 91.5108 DASH of an 8-share node reaches depositors.

Titan PRO ($5.00/mo) is optional here and is a subscription, not a cut: the client and protocol access are free forever.

Shared pool — you keep your keys

15%

We assemble the participant set and run shared_register_prepare / shared_combine, and keep the node updated. Each share's reward is paid to your own reward script — we never hold the keys.

7.78% APY → a 125 DASH share keeps 9.7230 DASH of 11.4388 before our cut.

Recommended inside a 10–20% band. Nothing charges it yet — it is a price list, not a live service.

Custodial — WE hold the keys

30%

Any amount accepted. We form the on-chain shares ourselves and run the node. The only arrangement where we carry custody risk, which is why the rate is double.

6.41% APY → a 125 DASH share keeps 8.0072 DASH of 11.4388.

Planned, not open. Planned. Not open yet — no deposits are accepted and no address is published. The waitlist is a list we keep at our service level.

All three rows quote the same node reward at 4,000 nodes, so the only difference is the cut. On a shared node the cut comes off the whole node before the split, so every depositor loses the same percentage of their own reward, not a larger share than a bigger depositor.

How that compares, from the source

custodial (provider holds funds)
15%
custodial, 2024-05-19 capture
snapshot ↗
custodial (provider holds funds)
35%
custodial, 2025-06-20 capture
snapshot ↗
non-custodial (depositor holds keys)
20%
non-custodial shares, 2025-06-20 capture
snapshot ↗

CrowdNode, quoted from its own knowledge-base article knowledge.crowdnode.io/en/articles/2225953. The fee is a cut of the reward, not of the deposit. The custodial rate moved from 15% to 35% between the two captures below; both are shown so the change is visible rather than averaged. This is a competitor snapshot, not a claim about our own terms: our custodial rate is the 30% above, and our shared-pool rate is a recommendation (10–20%, i.e.15% suggested), which nothing charges yet. Full self-custody has no comparable line because we do not charge for it.

Sources, Dash Core v24.0.0-rc.1: block time and subsidy interval src/chainparams.cpp (150s, 210,240 blocks); subsidy base, treasury and the 1/14 decline src/validation.cpp ( GetBlockSubsidyHelper); masternode share and the Platform cut src/masternode/payments.cpp ( GetMasternodePayment, PlatformShare); collateral sizes src/evo/dmn_types.h. The node count is the only unsourced input, and it is yours to set above.

Plot your own growth

Enter your own assumptions. The chart is arithmetic on your inputs — not a forecast, and not advice.

Illustrative only — your inputs

Projection inputs

Below 100%? Then this is a shared masternode — Dash Core v24 allows 2–8 co-owners.

Left at 0, the chart stays in DASH.

Cumulative rewards — 24 months

0DASH

Cumulative rewards over 24 months, based on your inputs
month 0month 12month 24

Arithmetic on your inputs only. Real payouts depend on the deterministic reward queue, which is not evenly distributed across days.

Operate free. Scale with PRO.

Monitoring and signing are free, permanently. PRO adds the hosted intelligence that a large fleet makes worthwhile.

Feature list is placeholder

Operator

Free

Free forever

  • Unlimited local nodes
  • Shared masternode coordination
  • Fleet health dashboard
  • Client-side signing, always
Download — coming soon

Titan PRO

$5.00/mo

Billed monthly

  • DASH
  • Dash USDCComing soon — Dash USDC is announced but not live
  • AI assistant for automation and reporting
  • Hosted API: remote metrics, remote alerts
  • Cross-fleet governance automation
  • Priority node version guidance
  • Keys remain client-side
Join the waitlist — coming soon

Keys, collateral and signing stay on your machine in every tier. A lapsed subscription must never lock you out of your own node.

Download Evo Titan

Choose your platform. Binaries are signed and published from the release pipeline.

Pre-release — downloads are not live yet

Roadmap

Mock — not scheduled
  1. Now

    Desktop client, shared-ownership coordination

  2. Next

    Titan PRO: AI assistance and hosted API

  3. Watch

    Dash USDC support, tracked from Testnet onward