Well if you do find your private and public keys, give me a shout as you can easily get your ARO back

Such a shame you haven't got the keys, as it is super simple to write another wallet file.

Hopefully you didn't lose too much and good luck with your threadripper

Do you have a record of your private and public keys?

We know this isn't the case, in fact I have spoken to pretty much all of the big cloud miners. We know the ip's we know where they originate from.


Not as of yet but talks with exchanges have been instigated. Due to the cost of getting any coin listed, and the fact there was no pre-mine or ICO, ARO is funded mostly by the community and pool fees. We have setup donation address to help with the process of ARO being listed on the exchange and so far we have had a very generous response.

Whilst we have not yet reached our target amount of 1 BTC, we are certainly on the way.

All of our donations addresses can be found below -

ARO: 5WuRMXGM7Pf8NqEArVz1NxgSBptkimSpvuSaYC79g1yo3RDQc8TjVtGH5chQWQV7CHbJEuq9DmW5fbm CEW4AghQr
LTC: LWgqzbXGeucKaMmJEvwaAWPFrAgKiJ4Y4m
BTC: 1LdoMmYitb4C3pXoGNLL1VRj7xk3smGXoU
ETH: 0x4B904bDf071E9b98441d25316c824D7b7E447527
BCH: qrtkqrl3mxzdzl66nchkgdv73uu3rf7jdy7el2vduw

We know this isn't the case, in fact I have spoken to pretty much all of the big cloud miners. We know the ip's we know where they originate from.


Not as of yet but talks with exchanges have been instigated

These are people that are renting hash power from cloud services like GCP and AWS. They pay a lot for it so in my opinion they must think (know) that ARO is worth investing in


-- My opinion is my own and should not be seen as an official opinion of the ARO dev team or community

When you say java tool, what exactly do you mean?

There are no exchange listings as of yet, however OTC trades with a safe escrow system can be used via our Discord channel

Also, each pool reports total hash rate, there are 4 main pools, simply go to each and add them up, currently network hash rate is around 80 kh/s

Hi there, at this time English is the only supported language for the project

Hi, there was no presale

It all depends on what you expect. If you are only going to mine with 3 h/s then earnings will be slow, however a 3 h/s miner hit a block yesterday, it does happen, and with even less hash power.

If you didn't get any reward from an i7 I would say try aro.cool. Although a much quieter pool, it is designed to offer a better reward when a block is found. In addition to that, there are less miners, so less people to share the reward with

We are in talks with several exchanges but nothing has been set in stone yet.

That is currently the test raffle from last week when the system was being checked.

The raffle is currently underway with each entry being given a ticket number, if you scroll down you can search for your wallet address and see your ticket numbers

All valid suggestions, thank you for your feedback.

Whilst I agree the pool is the same template as aropool, this is intentional. I am ARO, this is an AROpool. What I would like to achieve is for people to start using the different official ARO pools, in order to spread the hashpower around, instead of a large proportion of miners all fighting on one pool for that block win. The mentality I would like to encourage is to eventually have pool v pool rather than small miner vs whale, I hope that makes sense?

After the initial push and first week of mining there is a good possibility that this pool will be very much aimed towards the very small miners, with a configuration that allows for better earnings from historical shares, like you have suggested.

Thanks once again and thank you for your interest.

Yes there is support for AES however it doesn't use argon like AVX does, looking at our benchmarks sheet, not great performance from a similar processor, all I can suggest is fire it up and have a go

http://arionum.rocks/?q=benchmarks