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$100 a month is fine as long as you can afford it. Never "invest" anything that you cannot afford to lose.
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The only healthy solution is to understand that there is no guarantee in crypto, risk only what you can afford to lose, even after every thing, something can still always go wrong.
Apart from investing only what you can risk to lose, this is why you don't put all your eggs in one basket, hardware wallets should be use for storing our Bitcoin definitely but you shouldn't use the same wallet that you use for hodling for your daily transaction if you're very active in the market and not just a hodler. When you do this you don't risk losing all your Bitcoin if the wallet get compromised with the scenarios you have given. I still fully recommend using a wallets like electrum for your daily transaction irrespective of it been an online wallet while we keep our Bitcoin we allocated for hodling in a hardware wallet to be touch once in a while. MK4 has hit the nail on the head, no matter what we do we can't be 100% safe so we should always take extra precautions to keep our Bitcoin safe as the constodial of our Bitcoin is in our hands and not that of any centralized body when we use non constodial wallets. 100% agree
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By the way - if anyone knows how to make new explorers using block scout V2, please let us know.
Also, a etherscan clone.
Thanks.
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We have pinged the one medium size exchange multiple times for the ASC listing with zero response. So, after the 1st of the year, if we don't hear back from them, we will list ASC on a smaller couple of exchanges.
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Updates as of August 1 2023: 1. arietta explorers taken down due to css changes for UI. Should be back up in the next couple of days. 2. arietta main net open source code uploaded to GitHub. 3. arietta docs 95% done except for one page and 2 instruction videos for token and NFT creation. 4. cross chain swap will start beta phase next week (swap.ariacurrency.app). Do not attempt to use it yet though. Still bugs. Just showing progress. 5. Dex NFT contract for the basis of creating marketplace on hold until we do calculations on servers for resources required. But contract is done. 6. stable coin AST (arietta stable coin) contract done, just need to integrate into Arian Dex. 7. white paper for arietta done in draft form. 8. once all arietta main net components are finished, all test net will follow. Test net faucet done though. Also, what started out as a side chain to aRIA, has now morphed into a whole ecosystem (good or bad). We will have a separate telegram group for Arietta as well. https://t.me/ariettachainNo activity or promotion there until everything is released. Thanks for your patience. Will continue to post updates and hopefully the ASC coin will be ready for release by the end of this month. Added Discord: https://discord.gg/kgPqyx9YThanks for doing this
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Updates as of August 1 2023: 1. arietta explorers taken down due to css changes for UI. Should be back up in the next couple of days. 2. arietta main net open source code uploaded to GitHub. 3. arietta docs 95% done except for one page and 2 instruction videos for token and NFT creation. 4. cross chain swap will start beta phase next week (swap.ariacurrency.app). Do not attempt to use it yet though. Still bugs. Just showing progress. 5. Dex NFT contract for the basis of creating marketplace on hold until we do calculations on servers for resources required. But contract is done. 6. stable coin AST (arietta stable coin) contract done, just need to integrate into Arian Dex. 7. white paper for arietta done in draft form. 8. once all arietta main net components are finished, all test net will follow. Test net faucet done though. Also, what started out as a side chain to aRIA, has now morphed into a whole ecosystem (good or bad). We will have a separate telegram group for Arietta as well. https://t.me/ariettachainNo activity or promotion there until everything is released. Thanks for your patience. Will continue to post updates and hopefully the ASC coin will be ready for release by the end of this month. Added Discord: https://discord.gg/kgPqyx9Y
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On listing ASC, should we list with a small exchange that isn't tracked by CMC now? Or wait for an exchange that is tracked by CMC when the Arian Finance DEX is done?
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Once again, I remind you that as soon as the work with the network and the entire Arietta infrastructure is fully completed (approximately next month), Arietta will be listed on one of the existing aRIA exchanges
An airdrop will also be conducted among all RIA holders, proportionally based on the volume, consisting of 100k ASN coins (RIA to ASN exchange rate is 1:1, the swap in both directions has already been implemented). The initial price of ASC on the exchange will be set at $0.009, just like the initial price of aRIA was set at its time.
Running a little behind schedule
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New blockchain coin from forked BTC converted to POS. Setting up general discussion thread here. Project can be found at https://github.com/AriaCurrency/aRIASetting up staking nodes links found at ariacurrency.com Will be listing on exchange by the end of Jan 2022. Honestly, I just heard about it, so I immediately checked coinmarketcap and this is what I found https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/aria-currency/, the volume is not that big, I also have no idea where exchange it can be traded. So far, all I can say for now is that I haven't seen any plans for this token because when I peeked at their telegram, less than 1000 community members have it. In short, the risk that can be the condition of the future capital of investors who try to buy it is still quite high. Unless a new development in Aria sees it. Totally understand. But please note: aRIA Currency (RIA) is not a token. It is a native blockchain coin. Open source and we had to give all pre-mined away for free. Hopefully we can get more developers on board to contribute to the community and it takes off one day.
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Updates as of August 1 2023: 1. arietta explorers taken down due to css changes for UI. Should be back up in the next couple of days. 2. arietta main net open source code uploaded to GitHub. 3. arietta docs 95% done except for one page and 2 instruction videos for token and NFT creation. 4. cross chain swap will start beta phase next week (swap.ariacurrency.app). Do not attempt to use it yet though. Still bugs. Just showing progress. 5. Dex NFT contract for the basis of creating marketplace on hold until we do calculations on servers for resources required. But contract is done. 6. stable coin AST (arietta stable coin) contract done, just need to integrate into Arian Dex. 7. white paper for arietta done in draft form. 8. once all arietta main net components are finished, all test net will follow. Test net faucet done though. Also, what started out as a side chain to aRIA, has now morphed into a whole ecosystem (good or bad). We will have a separate telegram group for Arietta as well. https://t.me/ariettachainNo activity or promotion there until everything is released. Thanks for your patience. Will continue to post updates and hopefully the ASC coin will be ready for release by the end of this month. Thank you very much for posting these updates. Appreciate it.
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What are the differences between Arietta and other POA projects?
Arietta will be the first blockchain that has the following: 1. modular using IBFT V2 consensus. There is another chain that has something similar that started in 2019. But, we improved the "round robin" effect along with other propriety algorithm's. 2. you have the ability to fork the chain and use for any type of corporate environment. We just did not put that in the dev docs yet until we get more help from the community for paying customers. 3. Scalability through voting nodes 4. Can upgrade to include staking validator nodes (POS hybrid) All while being EVM compatible.
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Quick update on Arietta:
1. We are having to create a whole new ASC network DEX called Arian Finance. Started coding on this yesterday. May take up to 8 weeks. 2. Please do not use any links to swaps for ASC as contract addresses may change up until Arian Finance is done. 3. We have an agreement with a CEX exchange for ASC to list, but they are going through a migration right now. So, will update when they get back to us.
Thanks.
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Arietta Smart Chain (ASC) Arietta is an innovative blockchain network that introduces a next-generation Proof of Authority consensus mechanism, offering remarkable features such as over 100,000 transactions per second (TPS), swift block times, and significantly reduced fees. With Arietta, you can enjoy the advantages of Ethereum’s advanced smart contract capabilities, while experiencing enhanced speed, heightened security, and lower gas fees. Discover more about Arietta by exploring our comprehensive documentation. Proof of Authority (PoA) POA stands for Proof of Authority, which is a consensus mechanism used in blockchain networks. In a Proof of Authority system, block validators are identified and authorized by a central authority or a select group of reputable entities. Unlike other consensus mechanisms that rely on computational work or economic stake, POA relies on the reputation and identity of validators to validate and add new blocks to the blockchain. Validators take turns proposing and validating blocks, and their identities are publicly known, allowing for increased trust and faster block confirmation times. POA is known for its efficiency, scalability, and resistance to certain types of attacks like the 51% attack. Block Time A new block can be completed in just 2 seconds, making it more than 6 to 7 times faster than Ethereum and substantially lower gas fees. This faster block time allows for quicker transaction finality and improves the overall user experience in terms of transaction speed and responsiveness. However, it’s important to note that network performance can vary based on factors such as network congestion and the specific implementation of the POA network. Speed of Transactions The speed of transactions in a blockchain with a POA (Proof of Authority) consensus mechanism and a 2-second block time refers to the time it takes for a transaction to be confirmed and included in a block. In this case, with a 2-second block time, transactions can be processed and finalized within a few seconds. When a user initiates a transaction on a blockchain with a 2-second block time, it is typically validated and confirmed by the authorized validators within a short period of time. Once confirmed, the transaction is added to the next available block, and subsequent blocks are added at 2-second intervals. This fast block time allows for near-instantaneous transaction confirmation, enabling users to experience quick transaction speeds and reduced waiting times compared to blockchains with longer block times. It enhances the efficiency and responsiveness of the blockchain network, making it suitable for applications that require fast transaction processing, such as real-time payments, high-frequency trading, or interactive applications. Utility The goal of a POA blockchain network for utility applications is to provide a reliable and efficient platform for various utility services. It aims to support a wide range of applications, including payment systems, supply chain management, data verification, identity management, and more. By leveraging the reputation and authority of validators, the network can achieve fast transaction processing, high throughput, and low fees, making it suitable for utility-focused use cases. Additionally, a POA blockchain network for utility applications can offer customizable governance models, allowing network participants to make collective decisions and shape the direction of the platform. This ensures that the network evolves according to the needs and requirements of the utility applications it supports. SPECIFICATIONS - Total Supply: 10 Million - GWEI (Gas): 3 - Block Time: 2 seconds - Consensus Algorithm: IBFT V2.0 PoA - TPS (TX per second): 100,000+ - EVM Compatible: Ethereum Virtual Machine - Scale: Increase TX - Validator Set: Dynamic The project is part of the Arians ecosystem, but has not yet been listed on any exchange. The ecosystem also includes the established aRIA project, which is traded on several exchanges. Swap between aRIA and ARIETTA 1:1 The start of trading after appearing on the exchange will be significantly lower than the cost of aRIA, so seize the moment! OFFICIAL LINKS Website Twitter Discord Telegram Githubadded a game to the discord server where you can win project coins 👍 Incredible job. Wish the graphics worked for my post
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FYI - the dedicated swap at ariacurrency.app must not be used right now. It was made to support an ASC network dex called Arian Finance which has a TBD release date. And the working dex URL you have should not be used either because we are having to make a whole new website dex. Too many bugs in the first draft. Thanks.
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Hi OP, kindly make either a discord or telegram for the project so early supporters can converge there for easy communications/discussions and easy follow-up of project updates . Thank you
We have now finished both. The admin for the Discord server did a great job by the way. Links for both are in this thread.
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Yes. Of course. With faucet for testing.
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Arietta Smart Chain (ASC) Arietta is an innovative blockchain network that introduces a next-generation Proof of Authority consensus mechanism, offering remarkable features such as over 100,000 transactions per second (TPS), swift block times, and significantly reduced fees. With Arietta, you can enjoy the advantages of Ethereum’s advanced smart contract capabilities, while experiencing enhanced speed, heightened security, and lower gas fees. Discover more about Arietta by exploring our comprehensive documentation. Proof of Authority (PoA) POA stands for Proof of Authority, which is a consensus mechanism used in blockchain networks. In a Proof of Authority system, block validators are identified and authorized by a central authority or a select group of reputable entities. Unlike other consensus mechanisms that rely on computational work or economic stake, POA relies on the reputation and identity of validators to validate and add new blocks to the blockchain. Validators take turns proposing and validating blocks, and their identities are publicly known, allowing for increased trust and faster block confirmation times. POA is known for its efficiency, scalability, and resistance to certain types of attacks like the 51% attack. Block Time A new block can be completed in just 2 seconds, making it more than 6 to 7 times faster than Ethereum and substantially lower gas fees. This faster block time allows for quicker transaction finality and improves the overall user experience in terms of transaction speed and responsiveness. However, it’s important to note that network performance can vary based on factors such as network congestion and the specific implementation of the POA network. Speed of Transactions The speed of transactions in a blockchain with a POA (Proof of Authority) consensus mechanism and a 2-second block time refers to the time it takes for a transaction to be confirmed and included in a block. In this case, with a 2-second block time, transactions can be processed and finalized within a few seconds. When a user initiates a transaction on a blockchain with a 2-second block time, it is typically validated and confirmed by the authorized validators within a short period of time. Once confirmed, the transaction is added to the next available block, and subsequent blocks are added at 2-second intervals. This fast block time allows for near-instantaneous transaction confirmation, enabling users to experience quick transaction speeds and reduced waiting times compared to blockchains with longer block times. It enhances the efficiency and responsiveness of the blockchain network, making it suitable for applications that require fast transaction processing, such as real-time payments, high-frequency trading, or interactive applications. Utility The goal of a POA blockchain network for utility applications is to provide a reliable and efficient platform for various utility services. It aims to support a wide range of applications, including payment systems, supply chain management, data verification, identity management, and more. By leveraging the reputation and authority of validators, the network can achieve fast transaction processing, high throughput, and low fees, making it suitable for utility-focused use cases. Additionally, a POA blockchain network for utility applications can offer customizable governance models, allowing network participants to make collective decisions and shape the direction of the platform. This ensures that the network evolves according to the needs and requirements of the utility applications it supports. SPECIFICATIONS - Total Supply: 10 Million - GWEI (Gas): 3 - Block Time: 2 seconds - Consensus Algorithm: IBFT V2.0 PoA - TPS (TX per second): 100,000+ - EVM Compatible: Ethereum Virtual Machine - Scale: Increase TX - Validator Set: Dynamic The project is part of the Arians ecosystem, but has not yet been listed on any exchange. The ecosystem also includes the established aRIA project, which is traded on several exchanges. Swap between aRIA and ARIETTA 1:1 The start of trading after appearing on the exchange will be significantly lower than the cost of aRIA, so seize the moment! OFFICIAL LINKS Website Twitter Discord Telegram Github
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Completely understandable. You bring up CMC and yes, the volume is not big and not all the exchanges that RIA is on is listed. This is an issue not just with RIA, but with all coins. RIA is a coin and coins have different requirements for listing than tokens. In addition, the exchanges that can be shown on CMC for a coin must adhere to further requirements. So, please check the website (ariacurrency.com) for all the exchanges and pairs available.
We do have a roadmap and attempting to follow through. But keep in mind that RIA is open source and anyone can contribute. And since it is SHA-256, a good portion of the existing developments for BTC can be used for RIA.
Thanks for the interest.
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