Hello everyone, gladly wishes a living community. Friends Let's listing aurum coin on a decentralized platform P2P
https://bisq.network/ru/downloads/
Topic: [ANN]█▅ AurumCoin AU ▅█ Welcome to Aurumcoin(AU) Project █▅ 2014-2017 ▅█ - page 4. (Read 89876 times)
February 22, 2022, 11:27:08 AM
January 13, 2022, 01:26:44 AM
You guys competing with goldcoin? Just asking cause I think they have some serious backers. Thanks.
When AU will be traded, it will have much higher value than GLD.
January 12, 2022, 06:20:57 AM
You guys competing with goldcoin? Just asking cause I think they have some serious backers. Thanks.
January 10, 2022, 10:04:30 AM
Hope for a new exchange listed on CMC, What are we doing to do about this?
December 03, 2021, 05:39:49 AM
Does anyone have issues with unnamed exchange?
Required AU Confirms: 2,880 and withdrawals/deposits are working fine.
Required AU Confirms: 2,880 and withdrawals/deposits are working fine.
October 17, 2021, 04:27:23 AM
Hello Community,
to clear all unconfirmed Transactions from your wallet start the wallet (aurumcoin-qt.exe - Versin Core 0.12.4.0) with parameter "-zapwallettxes=1"
This command should be issued no earlier than 72 hours after the actual transfer has been sent.
Check whether the transaction ID exists in the block explorer. If the Transaction ID exist wait! If you use the command anyway, it can lead to unsightly side effects in your wallet.
The Transaction ID in your Wallet looks like:
Transaction ID: 6f6733d679bb8bb4c9c26a5d58ea19f26cb738fe500beace24ba75866b878e75-000
use it without the "-000" at the end in Blockexplorer like
http://explorer.aurumcoin-au.com:3001/tx/6f6733d679bb8bb4c9c26a5d58ea19f26cb738fe500beace24ba75866b878e75
Unconfirmed transaction IDs are deleted from the blockchain after a certain period of time. If they are deleted from the block chain, they can also be deleted from the wallet with the specified command.
use the command like:
C:\AurumCoin\aurumcoin-qt.exe -datadir=C:\AurumCoin -conf=C:\AurumCoin\aurumcoin.conf -zapwallettxes=1
Backup your Wallet before use and use the command carefully to your wallet.
You will get back all unconfirmed AU to your Wallet.
Regards
to clear all unconfirmed Transactions from your wallet start the wallet (aurumcoin-qt.exe - Versin Core 0.12.4.0) with parameter "-zapwallettxes=1"
This command should be issued no earlier than 72 hours after the actual transfer has been sent.
Check whether the transaction ID exists in the block explorer. If the Transaction ID exist wait! If you use the command anyway, it can lead to unsightly side effects in your wallet.
The Transaction ID in your Wallet looks like:
Transaction ID: 6f6733d679bb8bb4c9c26a5d58ea19f26cb738fe500beace24ba75866b878e75-000
use it without the "-000" at the end in Blockexplorer like
http://explorer.aurumcoin-au.com:3001/tx/6f6733d679bb8bb4c9c26a5d58ea19f26cb738fe500beace24ba75866b878e75
Unconfirmed transaction IDs are deleted from the blockchain after a certain period of time. If they are deleted from the block chain, they can also be deleted from the wallet with the specified command.
use the command like:
C:\AurumCoin\aurumcoin-qt.exe -datadir=C:\AurumCoin -conf=C:\AurumCoin\aurumcoin.conf -zapwallettxes=1
Backup your Wallet before use and use the command carefully to your wallet.
You will get back all unconfirmed AU to your Wallet.
Regards
October 03, 2021, 07:40:21 AM
Current price according to mining costs 50 AU for 1 BTC
This is the minimum advised price for sellers at the moment.
Coins will be sell for gold units.
price will be attached to gold in future.
This is the minimum advised price for sellers at the moment.
Coins will be sell for gold units.
price will be attached to gold in future.
August 24, 2021, 01:17:09 PM
Gold + Crypto = Aurum Coin (AU)
https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/panorama/nixon-shock-from-50-years-ago-has-lessons-for-today-s-politics-of-money-1019094.html
https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/panorama/nixon-shock-from-50-years-ago-has-lessons-for-today-s-politics-of-money-1019094.html
you post alot of content that has no info about your coin......im guessing fail coin eh?
August 16, 2021, 05:11:31 AM
August 14, 2021, 11:31:30 AM
so excuse my ignorance but i'm completely new to mining and crypto currencies.
i seen this coin on a pool last night and and got abit of them and this morning i was looking more into it and its not on any exchanges and from this last message from the guy saying pull your coin from exchanges.
is this a dead coin with no value that just failed?
i seen this coin on a pool last night and and got abit of them and this morning i was looking more into it and its not on any exchanges and from this last message from the guy saying pull your coin from exchanges.
is this a dead coin with no value that just failed?
July 24, 2021, 11:27:04 PM
Please withdraw all your AU from unnamed exchange at the moment ASAP.
you can find out why such a rush, what is the reason?
March 15, 2021, 12:49:46 AM
Please withdraw all your AU from unnamed exchange at the moment ASAP.
December 10, 2020, 12:01:22 AM
As for attack ..its not the same. Attack on your network is much easier and cheaper since aurum network has terribly low hashrate comparing it to btc.
The blockchain has been backed up and published at regular intervals since a few months.
The exact intervals were not published in order to provide attackers with little information.
The most recently published blockchain.dat can be found at:
https://aurumcoin-au.com/wallets.html
However, this does not necessarily have to be the latest and last secured blockchain.
A reset or forking of the blockchain is quickly recognized by the existing mechanisms.
By publishing the current blockchain.dat, a quick restoration of the original blockchain is guaranteed.
Regards
Hello @Althor49, do you and @Rossen intend to update the desktop wallet version and bring back the mobile application?
There are currently no plans for this and no reason for me to publicly discuss this.
The source code is public. Feel free to be part of the community and update the desktop wallet or bring back the mobile application!
December 10, 2020, 12:00:54 AM
As for attack ..its not the same. Attack on your network is much easier and cheaper since aurum network has terribly low hashrate comparing it to btc.
The blockchain has been backed up and published at regular intervals since a few months.
The exact intervals were not published in order to provide attackers with little information.
The most recently published blockchain.dat can be found at:
https://aurumcoin-au.com/wallets.html
However, this does not necessarily have to be the latest and last secured blockchain.
A reset or forking of the blockchain is quickly recognized by the existing mechanisms.
By publishing the current blockchain.dat, a quick restoration of the original blockchain is guaranteed.
Regards
Hello @Althor49, do you and @Rossen intend to update the desktop wallet version and bring back the mobile application?
There are currently no plans for this and no reason for me to publicly discuss this.
The source code is public. Feel free to be part of the community and update the desktop wallet or bring back the mobile application!
Nice support from the dev team, LOL .
December 09, 2020, 05:21:52 PM
As for attack ..its not the same. Attack on your network is much easier and cheaper since aurum network has terribly low hashrate comparing it to btc.
The blockchain has been backed up and published at regular intervals since a few months.
The exact intervals were not published in order to provide attackers with little information.
The most recently published blockchain.dat can be found at:
https://aurumcoin-au.com/wallets.html
However, this does not necessarily have to be the latest and last secured blockchain.
A reset or forking of the blockchain is quickly recognized by the existing mechanisms.
By publishing the current blockchain.dat, a quick restoration of the original blockchain is guaranteed.
Regards
Hello @Althor49, do you and @Rossen intend to update the desktop wallet version and bring back the mobile application?
There are currently no plans for this and no reason for me to publicly discuss this.
The source code is public. Feel free to be part of the community and update the desktop wallet or bring back the mobile application!
December 07, 2020, 04:15:45 AM
As for attack ..its not the same. Attack on your network is much easier and cheaper since aurum network has terribly low hashrate comparing it to btc.
The blockchain has been backed up and published at regular intervals since a few months.
The exact intervals were not published in order to provide attackers with little information.
The most recently published blockchain.dat can be found at:
https://aurumcoin-au.com/wallets.html
However, this does not necessarily have to be the latest and last secured blockchain.
A reset or forking of the blockchain is quickly recognized by the existing mechanisms.
By publishing the current blockchain.dat, a quick restoration of the original blockchain is guaranteed.
Regards
Hello @Althor49, do you and @Rossen intend to update the desktop wallet version and bring back the mobile application?
December 03, 2020, 01:58:54 PM
As for attack ..its not the same. Attack on your network is much easier and cheaper since aurum network has terribly low hashrate comparing it to btc.
The blockchain has been backed up and published at regular intervals since a few months.
The exact intervals were not published in order to provide attackers with little information.
The most recently published blockchain.dat can be found at:
https://aurumcoin-au.com/wallets.html
However, this does not necessarily have to be the latest and last secured blockchain.
A reset or forking of the blockchain is quickly recognized by the existing mechanisms.
By publishing the current blockchain.dat, a quick restoration of the original blockchain is guaranteed.
Regards
December 03, 2020, 06:22:56 AM
[quote author=AurumCoin.com
Please understand, you can buy AU coins in free market and hold them at your own personal wallet.
You don't need to trust anyone that is the beauty of decentralized crypto currency, anyone could have mine or buy it since 2014
About big miner attack theoretically this can happen with bitcoin as well (same code, same problems).
[/quote]
As for attack ..its not the same. Attack on your network is much easier and cheaper since aurum network has terribly low hashrate comparing it to btc.
But , once again. Who will provide gold to back up aurum coin ? You ?
Please understand, you can buy AU coins in free market and hold them at your own personal wallet.
You don't need to trust anyone that is the beauty of decentralized crypto currency, anyone could have mine or buy it since 2014
About big miner attack theoretically this can happen with bitcoin as well (same code, same problems).
[/quote]
As for attack ..its not the same. Attack on your network is much easier and cheaper since aurum network has terribly low hashrate comparing it to btc.
But , once again. Who will provide gold to back up aurum coin ? You ?
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