[ANN][AUR] Auroracoin - a cryptocurrency for Iceland

[LTEX]

Just a warning that time is running out to renew the domain. If it passes a certain period (something like 15 days from the expiration date - could be wrong) then it will cost more like $200 to renew. If it's still left then at some point it will end up in limbo for some time, unable to be renewed, until it is deleted and is available to register by anyone.

If you can PM me how to do it I will! I already offered $ 200,- anyway...

[Bimmerhead]

Auroracoin.org is live. I imagine this means the airdrop is back on as well.

[voytek]

Auroracoin.org is live. I imagine this means the airdrop is back on as well.

That is very good information We are still in game and I will be waiting for ending last stage airdrop. Last stage airdrop meaning last dump price , but it no matter for long term opportunities. I Am really happy.

[dinobotta]

Auroracoin.org is live. I imagine this means the airdrop is back on as well.

Good news, did LTEX pay for it? http://claim.auroracoin.org/ is still offline

[Bimmerhead]

Auroracoin.org is live. I imagine this means the airdrop is back on as well.

Good news, did LTEX pay for it? http://claim.auroracoin.org/ is still offline

It is back online, maybe clear your cache.

[almightyruler]

Auroracoin.org is live. I imagine this means the airdrop is back on as well.

Did this happen after I posted my message, or was I just an idiot for not checking the site first? Good to see it's back.

[Bimmerhead]

Auroracoin.org is live. I imagine this means the airdrop is back on as well.

Did this happen after I posted my message, or was I just an idiot for not checking the site first? Good to see it's back.

It just happened this morning.
The good news is its back.

The bad news is it was someone here on the forum who renewed it, not baldur.

[voytek]

The bad news is it was someone here on the forum who renewed it, not baldur.

I don't think so. Any registration reseller not working like that. They can't sell domain anyone else before 80 days after expiration date. This domain still belong to the same person.

[Bimmerhead]

The bad news is it was someone here on the forum who renewed it, not baldur.

I don't think so. Any registration reseller not working like that. They can't sell domain anyone else before 80 days after expiration date. This domain still belong to the same person.

It wasn't transferred, just renewed.

[voytek]

It wasn't transferred, just renewed.

Yes it's renewed. Registration reseller don't have rights for renew domain for other else person if it is before 80 days after expiration date. So it's still the same owner. Anyway, it doesn't matter who have this domain because last stage airdrop and burn coins after is priority now for success auroracoin.

[Bimmerhead]

It wasn't transferred, just renewed.

Yes it's renewed. Registration reseller don't have rights for renew domain for other else person if it is before 80 days after expiration date. So it's still the same owner. Anyway, it doesn't matter who have this domain because last stage airdrop and burn coins after is priority now for success auroracoin.

See this story: http://www.doublewide.net/

Anyone can renew.

[almightyruler]

It wasn't transferred, just renewed.

Yes it's renewed. Registration reseller don't have rights for renew domain for other else person if it is before 80 days after expiration date. So it's still the same owner. Anyway, it doesn't matter who have this domain because last stage airdrop and burn coins after is priority now for success auroracoin.

See this story: http://www.doublewide.net/

Anyone can renew.

Ah, so it was passport.com that quietly expired, not hotmail.com. That was years ago however, when NSI handled all COM and NET registrations. Now with the privatised system renewal policy may vary depending on the registrar. I've used a few in the past 5 years, and only one explicitly states on its renewal page that any handle can renew a domain... 100% self serve, no need to contact support.

[Bimmerhead]

blocks are grinding to a crawl again

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/aur/#

Any theories?

[Muuurrrrica!]

lol

website for the airdrop goes down and actually nobody should be able to claim coins ... but airdrop keeps going on on the blockchain - muhahaha

... idiots ...

so last people left in here are some fools who don't want to dump and take the loss - together with some few accounts in here who should be part of the scam. Same people will later deceive other people into believing the coin would be legit. What a sad bunch of people you are...

[baldur odinson]

Why Iceland is the cool kid on the Blockchain.
Iceland is a monument to political history and is home to the Þingvellir - literally “Parliament Plains”.

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The Alþing general assembly was established around 930 and continued to convene there until 1798. Major events in the history of Iceland have taken place at Þingvellir and therefore the place is held in high esteem by all Icelanders and is now a national park.

Fast forward to 2015 and the Icelandic government runs an online identification system that has allowed their currency to be distributed to the entire population via the internet accounts of its citizens. See www.Auroracoin.org for more.

When it comes to playground rules and regulations Iceland views financial crime as a punishable offence that can land you behind bars and in 2014 Iceland became the first and only western country to be brave enough to jail bankers for crimes comitted in 2008.

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The banks which were previously owned by investors in Britain and Holland have been replaced with new ones that the people own and earn gains on.

As if they hadn’t gone far enough, using a technology called a Blockchain the people connected their internet accounts to a protocol that allows for decentralised consensus among its population and real time democracy.

As a result the people of Iceland rank number 19 on the worlds rich list according to the CIA and in 2014 was the favourite tourist destination for almost 900 000 tourists which is 3 times the size of the local population.

www.aurorapr.co.vu

[a fool and his money ...]

Why Iceland is the cool kid on the Blockchain.
Iceland is a monument to political history and is home to the Þingvellir - literally “Parliament Plains”.

image

The Alþing general assembly was established around 930 and continued to convene there until 1798. Major events in the history of Iceland have taken place at Þingvellir and therefore the place is held in high esteem by all Icelanders and is now a national park.

Fast forward to 2015 and the Icelandic government runs an online identification system that has allowed their currency to be distributed to the entire population via the internet accounts of its citizens. See www.Auroracoin.org for more.

When it comes to playground rules and regulations Iceland views financial crime as a punishable offence that can land you behind bars and in 2014 Iceland became the first and only western country to be brave enough to jail bankers for crimes comitted in 2008.

image

The banks which were previously owned by investors in Britain and Holland have been replaced with new ones that the people own and earn gains on.

As if they hadn’t gone far enough, using a technology called a Blockchain the people connected their internet accounts to a protocol that allows for decentralised consensus among its population and real time democracy.

As a result the people of Iceland rank number 19 on the worlds rich list according to the CIA and in 2014 was the favourite tourist destination for almost 900 000 tourists which is 3 times the size of the local population.

www.aurorapr.co.vu

fag

[baldur odinson]

Icelandic bus operators make gains in digital currency integration.

A new app has been built in Iceland that allows you to buy your bus ticket with your smart phone.

Get it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... land&hl=en

Currently one has to link their credit card account to the app.

Could linking Auroracoin to the app make things easier and cheaper for both the operators and the commuters?

http://www.aurorapr.co.vu

[a fool and his money ...]

@balduro odinson

allow a few questions:

-are you the creator of this coin?
-do you control the premine?

-if you are not the creator: do you know him personally? Did you have personal contact with him? In what way do or did you communicate with him? Do you know where he could be found ?

-please also explain your involvement in this scam and in what way you profit from it.
-also please provide your adresses where you claimed your personal airdrop coins to

-also please answer why you take on this role
-and if you can, please provide the other names of other accounts you are using on this forum aswell as your facebook account and email

thank you

[voytek]

What a sad bunch of people you are...

You will see after last stage airdrop. 

[Bimmerhead]

What a sad bunch of people you are...

You will see after last stage airdrop. 

No need to engage with the FUDers. Note when their usernames were created.