[ANN] [ARO] | Arionum | CPU+GPU+Masternode | PHP Based |Decentralized Revolution

[AroDev]

Hi dev,

on wallet code, encryption check and ask for password runs before command check (in the same loop) even if command is asked before password, so if you write a wrong command it asks for a password and then you get the message invalid command. Minor bug but you can easily fix it. Keep in mind for the next version

Thank you for the suggestion. We will change the system in the next version.

[fonship]

so if i have correctly checked, transaction free is 0.25%, which means if i transfer 10,000 ARO, i need to 25 ARO as fee?

Also, currently its CPU only coin, but what is the future plan, will it move to GPU/ASIC?
Is it an anonymous coin? If yes, how it compares to Monero or Zcash.

[alexwolf011]

Mining works for me. I have already gained 130 coins for 36 hours.

My hashrate is around 30h/s.

It maybe helpful for new miners.

What is your setup?

Just run auto-miner. My cpu is i5-7500 3.4Ghz.

8 GB ram 64-bit system win 10.

Because my cpu only has 4 cores, I just run auto-miner once.

[alexwolf011]

so if i have correctly checked, transaction free is 0.25%, which means if i transfer 10,000 ARO, i need to 25 ARO as fee?

Also, currently its CPU only coin, but what is the future plan, will it move to GPU/ASIC?
Is it an anonymous coin? If yes, how it compares to Monero or Zcash.

0.25% fee is correct. 10,000 ARO needs 25 ARO as fees.

This coin can be mined by gpu. However, using gpu is much worse than using cpu to mine it.

This is a "cpu only" coin, so I think it will not consider GPU/ASIC.

"CPU-only" means that we want many people to have ability to mine (profitable) the coin, which will help distribute coins better.

[Proc.dev]

Maybe we begin to collect CPU benchmarks for Argon2i algo and put them in the OP:
for my
Pentium G4400 - 22-24 H/s
Core i7 7700K - 39-42 H/s

Core i5 2310 - 27 H/s
Xeon E3-1225 V2 - 35 H/s

i5 8400K - 75 H/s (with all threads, have 2 sessions of auto-miner running. Would be around 50 H/s with 1 session, 4 threads)

It seems Arionum algo is most sensitive to CPU frequency unlike of CPU cores/threads. Anybody test 6-core i7 of 8-th generation with 4.6GHz frequency?

[likyanny]

I will point my i7 5820 at this and see how it goes..

[b4ssie]

Where can i see the difficulty over a longer period than the last 30 blocks?

[AroDev]

Where can i see the difficulty over a longer period than the last 30 blocks?

You can see the base target here: https://arionum.info/blocks
The lower it is, the harder it is to win a block.

[rafabarral]

error typing windows wallet password

"could not load the wallet. the keys seem invalid"  


Can someone help me?

[AroDev]

error typing windows wallet password

"could not load the wallet. the keys seem invalid"  


Can someone help me?

Can you try the wallet in the CLI wallet?

[rafabarral]

error typing windows wallet password

"could not load the wallet. the keys seem invalid"  


Can someone help me?

Can you try the wallet in the CLI wallet?

In the CLI wallet I have access.
But in the wallet windows are all my coins!
I do not understand how it happened.
I just opened the wallet for tomorrow and was already presenting that mistake.

[AroDev]

The wallet.aro file should be located in C:\Users\YOUR-USER\AppData\Roaming\Arionum
Try to copy that file and put it in the cli wallet's folder.

[Sam123]

I Want to buy ARO.
PM price

[rafabarral]

The wallet.aro file should be located in C:\Users\YOUR-USER\AppData\Roaming\Arionum
Try to copy that file and put it in the cli wallet's folder.

I made the exchange of the file and I can see my balance in wallet.aro's wallet.

but when I try to restore the wallet windows on another computer (Restore> Select file> ok> I type my password) it still gives the error "could not import the wallet. the keys seem invalid"

I am not typing the wrong password because when I type wrong I purposely receive the message on the screen "invalid wallet password"

[bkprime]

I Want to buy ARO.
PM price

open buying / selling thread for Arionum

[AroDev]

The wallet.aro file should be located in C:\Users\YOUR-USER\AppData\Roaming\Arionum
Try to copy that file and put it in the cli wallet's folder.

I made the exchange of the file and I can see my balance in wallet.aro's wallet.

but when I try to restore the wallet windows on another computer (Restore> Select file> ok> I type my password) it still gives the error "could not import the wallet. the keys seem invalid"

I am not typing the wrong password because when I type wrong I purposely receive the message on the screen "invalid wallet password"

Does the password contains any special characters?
Can you try to decrypt the wallet with the cli wallet and then import in the GUI one?

[rafabarral]

The wallet.aro file should be located in C:\Users\YOUR-USER\AppData\Roaming\Arionum
Try to copy that file and put it in the cli wallet's folder.

I made the exchange of the file and I can see my balance in wallet.aro's wallet.

but when I try to restore the wallet windows on another computer (Restore> Select file> ok> I type my password) it still gives the error "could not import the wallet. the keys seem invalid"

I am not typing the wrong password because when I type wrong I purposely receive the message on the screen "invalid wallet password"

Does the password contains any special characters?
Can you try to decrypt the wallet with the cli wallet and then import in the GUI one?

only numbers.
How do I decrypt through the CLI?

[AroDev]

@rafabarral run the command 'decrypt' (please backup first)

[rafabarral]

@rafabarral run the command 'decrypt' (please backup first)

It did not work either.
I created another wallet and tried to send the coins but it did not work too.
I need access to this wallet!
if someone has an idea help me, because I'm not sure what to do. 

[rafabarral]

what happens when giving the command decrypt "Could not write the wallet file! Please check the permissions on the current directory and save the backup of the above keys"