Topic: [ANN] [AM] AeroME - Decentralized Marketplace Exchange - page 44. (Read 112970 times)

I feel like people underestimate a coin with a decentralized exchange and marketplace... The value of this coin will skyrocket if the exchange can get popular... Dev has talked about ways to make the platform profitable, and if that happens then holders will get a share.

Finally, I can start to do a few cart-wheels across my front garden !

No the swap has ended

Is the swap still taking place?

YES! FIIINALLYY!!! We tried for so long to get this to happen haha

Good luck! Nice to see we have some people who have stuck it out all the way since beginning
It will be worth the wait tho, when platform finally comes, and we are not far away now.


So close! Good luck mate, hope you get there

Just released the latest project to the investor club. Got some great feedback
If you are a member, come to slack. If you want to become a member (and have 50k AM), give me a PM.

I'll release it here tomorrow.

Me to dreaming about 50.000, still on 35.000 

I dream of having 50000 AeroMe one day.  Will be watching this thread anxiously waiting for your announcement.  This is the best coin I have invested in and have been part of it from the beginning, I mined Aero coin.

This project looks promising.

Didn't see this yesterday, so I think within the last 24 hours Cryptsy added this note to the AERO market:

This market will be closing soon to open a new AeroMe market

Definitely a project to keep an eye on.

TT

Hi Kwattro,

No problem happy to try help, even if i do slightly over complicate the matter, I will try to explain it a little simpler ;/
Method #1


To back up your wallet.dat file is simple copy and paste it to another safe location like a thumb-drive. the wallet.dat file is located in the following location (if using windows)

Swap "" with your windows sign in username

Method #2

To back up wallet.dat is to do it via the actual wallet-qt client. So open your AeroME Wallet and in the top where it says "File" click that then the first option down that menu is "Backup wallet".
Click that and it will offer to save your wallet.dat file (usually to My Documents by default).



Correct, staking helps both you (6% PoS) and the network by offloading some broadcast checking etc. Its perfectly safe, just be sure to "unlock" your wallet to stake. unlock means basically allow the network to use your wallet and become like a peer of the AeroME Blockchain network (in staking terms).


Your wallet.dat is your file, thats what basically contains your coins. You can open on another machine if you need to. but if you encrypted it with a password then be sure that you keep that password safe. To re-open on another machine you will need that password to decrypt that wallet.dat for it to run on another machine.

The AeroME (wallet.dat) will only work with AeroME wallets for example you can't use your aerome wallet.dat inside the Bitcoin-qt wallet.. They are not compatible.

Aerome wallet.dat works with the AeroME blockchain/wallet...



You will need to split your coins onto two separate wallets. So on machine #1 have your coins there.
Then open second machine, download the Aerome wallet again there.
Then, Sync that wallet on the second machine.
Generate a new address on the second machine wallet
Now, from the first machine sends your coins from machine #1 (Wallet A) over to machine #2 (Wallet B) then you can stake those bad-boys on two machines.
There is not "Rewards" advantage to staking on two machines btw. You will not gain extra PoS rewards. I just thought i would state that.  But from a security/redundancy perspective you have split the risk and not have all eggs in same basket which is smart move i guess. I maybe just missing the point though


you can have multiple wallets for AeroME as with any other coin. there is no limit to the number of actual wallets you run, You may have port/connectivity issues as a side-effect of running many of the same wallets on the same machine but apart from port-forwarding and some .conf file wizardry you can run any number of AM wallets.

But in answer to that question NO you will not have to keep making backups of wallet.dat and move to second machine. As the Machine 2 (Wallet B) will be independent.
Think of each wallet as independent just you have half coins in one wallet and the other half in the other wallet.


Let me know if i missed anything out,

Majika.

P.S. I will have a hunt around later to find a nicely compiled guide that maybe will explain security issues a little better than what I can.
And outline some common "Do's and "Dont's" about cryptos security in general. With some basic concepts which may help you a bit better understand.

First of all Staking is safe. just make sure you have a really long rcppassword=XGSJDimfkjhbe76kjbhg!!!
Encrypt you wallet (and wallet.dat) so only you have the password. Staking is safe.. just be sure to encrypt your wallet with a really strong password/phrase
and also in the aerome.conf file add a really long password in rcppassword=   (24chars + is good enough.)


Example of my config.
dont use the Server=1 option unless you want to act as a node or whatever

Code:

Server=1
listen=1
rpcuser=aeromerpc
rpcpassword=AM345KQ8BbVcXpOolI3ErTaxcV
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
port=6221
rpcport=6222

** if you want to knock staking off for whatever reason you could use this :-

Code:

staking=0

Code:

-staking               Stake your coins to support network and gain reward (default: 1)

What the config switch settings mean.

Code:

-rpcuser=        Username for JSON-RPC connections
-rpcpassword=      Password for JSON-RPC connections
-rpcport=        Listen for JSON-RPC connections on  (default: 6222 or testnet: 16222)
-rpcallowip=       Allow JSON-RPC connections from specified IP address

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Thank you once again Majika for your quick response. I must admit that - not being a IT technician - it is not very easy for me to understand all these things. What is clear is that staking is safe and the wallet must be unlocked.

On the other hand, I am still not getting where all this code has to be written. Is it in the wallet itself? Or on another medium?

Moreover, I still don't know how to use the backup file (.dat) of the wallet. How can I open it on another computer? Can I switch my wallet by just copying the backup .dat file and opening it in another .qt application? If this is the case, how do I open it, because when I download a new wallet it is empty of course and I can't find a way to browse for the .dat file. I ask this, because I would like to stake my coins on two different machines by copying the .dat file from on to the other every time. Is this possible?

Thank you to anyone who would/could help me.

more BTC to buy AM

Time to buy some coins and join Investor Club. I am sure #AeroME going to be best altcoin in coming days Active Dev, Active Community, Active Development what else we need ?

Yeah! Pretty impressive the potential of this thing..

Decentralized Exchange will be great achievement for any crypto currency,
best of luck Dev and team for great future.

i wish you succeed. we need a Decentralized Exchange. and i hope you succeed this.

Im all ears KL my good man