Yes, that tutorial is still valid as it looks like he made it compatable with v12 (you can tell with the reference in that tutorial to certain dash-cli commands which got introduced with v12)
You can also check my signature if you have questions or if you need simple update instructions for your masternode in the future.

Congratz with your first masternode

Once you have it up and running edit and use the following link to monitor your masternode :

https://dashninja.pl/?mnregexp=(MNPUBADDRESS)#mnlistdetail

Also check out this site : https://www.dashwhale.org/index.php?page=home

* i made some edits in this post *

https://dashninja.pl/masternodes.html


http://178.254.18.153/~pub/masternode_count
]=http://178.254.18.153/~pub/masternode_count

http://178.254.18.153/~pub/Dash/masternode_payments_stats.html

Lol so a Dash Defense account and a Dash Core team member "see no scam here". Is that your fake account Ghostplayer?


This guy got scammed:

oh darn, i just saw one and i feel too tired to run 

And if you buy at higher price and sell at lower, it's a scam too. They say  

In that case, I've been scammed by several public corporations.

We've been holding our own in much the same place on coinmarketcap.com for over 1 1/2 years.  Our price fluctuates about the same as any coin on the top of that list.  The original pump of our coin happened because someone erroneously got a bunch of (was it BCT?) coins in his account at an exchange (CEX?) and turned it into DarkCoin to withdraw it. He bought those DC at any price, which drove the price way up all of a sudden, then dumped them on another exchange(Polo?).  That had nothing to do with the number of coins out in the wild.  And by the time the second pump happened, it was more natural, and I even bought more thinking it was righteously going up in price.

So just because you buy into a volatile market and lose money, doesn't mean the product you bought into is a scam.  And there has been no-one hurt by the excessive flow of coins at the launch of this coin.  It was a known problem by the time coins were being sold and certainly by the time they showed up in an exchange. 

My favorite complaint is that Evan didn't announce all the things he was going to do with Dash at launch, ROFLMAO.  All Evan knew in the beginning is that he wanted to make it privacy-centric, with coinjoin.  He did say so, on one of these threads (not this one) at least a couple of days before launch because my husband found it.  I think he found it 3 days before launch.

It's all BS.
And why am I responding?  Ugh!

 Charlie Lee does not give a rat's ass about LTC. He's already stated he's sold most his coins as he'd thought the project was never going to last long.
 He is also a top payed consultant for various Bitcoin companies.

 Whatever Charlie Lee has to say about anything is pure conflict of interest.
 But of course, uninformed trolls will eat anything off the ground and praise it as a banquet of the finest chow.

 (lool . quadruple puns intended)

Fords target was making cars accessible to regular people which meant keeping the cost as low as possible, hence the limited options as part of his highly innovative and efficient production methods. That makes Ford more akin to Dash and the current state of Bitcoin more similar to the corporate mentality of later eras, ie. eliminate innovative competition rather than compete with innovation.

Another Ford quote