Right now there is only the old version. We do not recommend you use this for it has been unsupported for quite some time and it depends on the "old" wallet chain.

We have new wallets for all OS's coming out soon. First we are finalizing a major change in our network protocols that creates dependancies towards those wallets. After final testing is satisfactory, expect massive releases.

It's good to have discussions about block halving, but don't forget it's not on any official agenda. Right now we are focusing on bringing you an amazing package of developments that mostly improve the security of the network and usability of our coin.

Just for clarity, the Auroracoin dev-team is not working on or even seriously discussing this matter. It's an interesting discussion however and one we gladly take on when time comes.

I used the Android wallet earlier this week. It is the old one from 2014.

We will be reworking the block reduction schedule in a future wallet update.  I'm not sure if it will make it in to the next wallet release, but we've got a lot of time to sort out the details before the next legacy halving.

-Fuse

Just a quick update from the development team. You might have noticed we are a bit behind on our schedule. This is mainly due to the holidays and new insights in our plans to approve the blockchain.

This does hoverer not mean we are not making progress! Sometimes you just have to take a little more time to get things right.

And boy,....

Are we getting it right! 

- the Auroracoin dev team -

My first question would be: Why share this information?

Secondly: If it was you who withdrew the funds, why did you need to trace it?
Third: If you mean the 1 AUR handouts you did on your camping trip, you wouldn't have had to trace them, cause you already have a list of those newly created addresses right?

Please stop drawing attention with these fabrications. If you say you support the intentions of this project, stay just!

Secondly: If it was you who withdrew the funds, why did you need to trace it?
Third: If you mean the 1 AUR handouts you did on your camping trip, you wouldn't have had to trace them, cause you already have a list of those newly created addresses right?

I did not donate AUR 500 to you so you can burn them my friend, I expect you use those coins to share with others!

Just buying and selling crypto. You still pay VAT on that cup of coffee you will buy with Auroracoin.

Monetize my facebook experience?  What content, what creators?  It feels like a lot of buzzwords there that equate to nothing but you banking the remainder of the coins.

-Fuse

Considering the ISK/AUR exchange has been trading higher than any AUR/BTC exchange, I don't see how the BTC price is relevant.  The bitcoin prices haven't affected AUR at all in the last few months.  Iceland are having a great opportunity to arbitrage right now, and you're still playing the BTC/AUR/USD game.



I apologize.  It's difficult keeping your identity straight when you change your accounts like underwear.  In the end though, your(sorry, your "friend's") site promotes passive wealth through cryptocurrency trading.  It's just another get rich crypto parasite scheme masked behind the guise of trying to help the coin.  You're just leeching off AUR to earn a quick buck.  I don't trust your intentions.  Some of the other team members might, but I'm probably the most skeptical of the team.

You still haven't answered the question of what you were going to do with the remaining 1400AUR that was given to you for that hippy camp out that was so beneficial to AUR.  Or is that the passive income system you work on?  You say you're going to promote something and you pocket 80% of the money donated to the project.  You know what, don't answer that.  I'm pretty sure I already know the answer.

-Fuse

AdamOdinHarounKolaBaldur, what does this have to do with AUR?

-Fuse