FURY Network

The Sports, Gaming & Entertainment Network (FURY Network), is a blockchain designed to support the future of sports betting & related gaming by leveraging the modular Cosmos design. We believe the future will be heavily shaped by many of the values driving the recent wave of crypto and blockchain development: transparency, increased decentralization, and utility that benefits all stakeholders, especially the user-base.

Utilizing a sovereign blockchain uniquely enables:

• An adaptable framework to design custom applications.
• Enablement of features, tools and economic models where users can directly benefit from the value they help create.
• An unparalleled level of transparency.
• An efficiency of settlement and immediate payout to participants.

At launch, the FURY Network will be optimized to deploy an inaugural application: Six Sigma Sports, which is re-imagining the sports betting landscape and bringing a unique user experience with the benefit of blockchain technology.Please visit to learn more about Six Sigma Sports.

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Hardware Requirements

• Minimal
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 25 GB SSD
  • 1.4 GHz CPU
• Recommended
  • 2 GB RAM
  • 100 GB SSD
  • 2.0 GHz x2 CPU

Operating System

• Linux/Windows/MacOS(x86)
• Recommended
  • Linux(x86_64)

Installation Steps

Prerequisite: go1.18+ required. ref

Fury could be installed by two ways - downloading binary from releases page or build from source.

Download from releases page

• Download from release required binary

• Check sha256 hash sum

• Place furyd into /usr/local/sbin

sudo mv furyd /usr/local/sbin/furyd

Building from source

Optional requirement: git. ref and GNU make. ref

• Clone git repository

git clone https://github.com/furynet/furynetworknetwork.git

• Checkout release tag

cd fury
git fetch --tags
git checkout [vX.X.X]

• Install

go mod tidy
make install

Install system.d service file

nano /etc/systemd/system/furyd.service

Please following contents(working dir may be changed as needed)

[Unit]
Description=Fury Network node
After=network.target

[Service]
Type=simple
User=ubuntu
WorkingDirectory=/home/ubuntu
ExecStart=/usr/local/sbin/furyd start
Restart=on-failure
RestartSec=10
LimitNOFILE=40960

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

Reload unit files in systemd

sudo systemctl daemon-reload

Generate keys

furyd keys add [key_name]

or

furyd keys add [key_name] --recover to regenerate keys with your BIP39 mnemonic

Connect to a chain and start node

• Install fury application
• Initialize node

furyd init {{NODE_NAME}} --chain-id furynet-1

Select network to join

• Replace ${HOME}/.fury/config/genesis.json with the genesis file of the chain.
• Add persistent_peers or seeds in ${HOME}/.fury/config/config.toml
• Start node

furyd start

Network Compatibility Matrix

Version	Mainnet	Testnet	SDK Version
v0.0.1	✗	✓	v0.45.4

Active Networks

Mainnet

Coming Soon!!

Testnet

• furynet-1

• Place the genesis file with the genesis file of the chain.

wget https://github.com/furynet/networks/blob/master/furynet-1/genesis.json -O ~/.fury/config/genesis.json

Verify genesis hash sum

sha256sum ~/.fury/config/genesis.json

Correct sha256 sum for furynet-1 is - 2bea72699f9c1afd6217f7e76f14f07c1fbe849d090fc37cd008a42d14d5d30c Genesis file sha sum is published in according repository.

• Add persistent_peers or seeds in ${HOME}/.fury/config/config.toml

sed -i '/s/persistent_peers = ""/persistent_peers = "[email protected]:26656,[email protected]:26656/g' $HOME/.fury/config/config.toml

• Start node

furyd start

Initialize a new chain and start node

• Initialize: furyd init [node_name] --chain-id [chain_name]
• Add key for genesis account furyd keys add [genesis_key_name]
• Add genesis account furyd add-genesis-account [genesis_key_name] 10000000000000000000ufury
• Create a validator at genesis furyd gentx [genesis_key_name] 10000000ufury --chain-id [chain_name]
• Collect genesis transactions furyd collect-gentxs
• Start node furyd start

Reset chain

rm -rf ~/.fury

Shutdown node

killall furyd

Check version

furyd version

Documentations

For the most up to date documentation please visit Gitbook