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Yes, you would need to re-build your node to recover. In order to avoid this issue, please make sure to upgrade your nodes to the latest stellar-core version (as it sounds like you ran into an issue which got fixed in a later version)
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Genesis ledger is created when you first initiate the database by running stellar-core new-db, so you do not need to populate it manually.
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Please check the access rights when you run stellar-core (make sure you have proper access rights to the database and the buckets folder). We are tracking this issue in https://github.com/stellar/stellar-core/issues/2888, so feel free to add more details there if you still experience problems.
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There's no way to set a fixed price on an asset. You have to make an account and sell and buy the asset from that account by making buy/sell orders. If you want to sell the asset for XLM, you'll have to set up a bot that makes offers based on the current price of XLM. A simpler way would be sell your asset for another asset anchored to USD that you trust. If ...
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