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Protocol Binary Installation

This guide will help you set up and run a Masa Node using a Go Binary ready for configuration and deployment.

Prerequisites​

Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed:

  • Go 1.22 (do not use 1.23)
  • Yarn or npm (for installing contracts)
  • Make
  • Sepolia ETH to get Sepolia MASA tokens from the faucet
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Only Go 1.22 is supported for building the node: brew install [email protected].

Clone the repository​

git clone https://github.com/masa-finance/masa-oracle.git
cd masa-oracle

Install contracts​

Navigate to the contract directory:

cd contracts

Install dependencies using yarn or npm

yarn install

or

npm install

Return to the root directory

cd ..

Environment Configuration​

Set up environment variables to connect your node to run your node in Local configuration

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This guide will configure your node as a Local, for a list of network bootnodes, please refer to the Bootnode Configuration bootnode configuration documentation.

Create a .env file in the root directory with these essential variables:

# Default .env configuration

RPC_URL=https://ethereum-sepolia.publicnode.com
ENV=test
FILE_PATH=.
VALIDATOR=false
PORT=8080
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For more .env options, see our Environment Configuration Guide.

Build the node​

make build

Start the node​

make run

You will see the following output:

#######################################
#     __  __    _    ____    _        #
#    |  \/  |  / \  / ___|  / \       #
#    | |\/| | / _ \ \___ \ / _ \      #
#    | |  | |/ ___ \ ___) / ___ \     #
#    |_|  |_/_/   \_\____/_/   \_\    #
#                                     #
#######################################

Multiaddress:        /ip4/192.168.1.8/udp/4001/quic-v1/p2p/16Uiu2HAmDXWNV9RXVoRsbt9z7pFSsKS2KdpN7HHFVLdFZmS7iCvo
IP Address:          /ip4/127.0.0.1/udp/4001/quic-v1
Public Key:          0x5dA36a3eB07fd1624B054b99D6417DdF2904e826
Is Staked:           false
Is Validator:        false
Is TwitterScraper:   false
Is DiscordScraper:   false
Is TelegramScraper:  false
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You now have a running node in Local Bootnode configuration

Configure your node​

You can now configure your node to start scraping data as a worker, to fetch data from the network or to start participating in the network as a validator.

Set up a scraper: Worker Node​

If you want your node to earn rewards configure it to to scrape data on the Masa Protocol.

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You need to have setup your node and staked your node first to be able to scrape data:

Get data from the Network: Developer Node​

AI developers can get data from the Masa Protocol for free by running a Masa node locally or by using our API (coming soon).

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To get data from the Masa Protocol as a developer you need to stake your node (no free leech) - you need Sepolia ETH to stake.

Secure the Network: Validator Node​

Earn MASA rewards by securing the network:

Advanced Configuration​

For more detailed setup options:

Troubleshooting and Support​

If you encounter any issues:

Choose the path that best fits your needs and follow the respective guide for detailed instructions.