[ANN] ParnianCoin (PARC) | PascalCoin-Fork | Built-in Web Wallet | No Desktop Ap

[parniancoin]

ParnianCoin (PARC) — A PascalCoin-Fork Cryptocurrency with a Native Web Wallet

Introduction
ParnianCoin is a cryptocurrency built as a fork of PascalCoin, rebranded and extended with its own infrastructure: a public node, a block explorer, a web-based wallet, and a mining pool. The goal of ParnianCoin is to make the PascalCoin architecture more accessible to a broader, international user base — no desktop client is required to hold or use PARC; everything runs through the web wallet.

Key Features

• Fork base: PascalCoin, source rewritten/maintained in Delphi (Linux daemon in progress, Windows build stable)
  
• Units: PARC (main unit) / TAR (subunit) — same 1:10000 scale as PASC/Molina
  
• Web Wallet: No desktop installation needed — users create an encrypted key directly on the website. Login via email + Google/Microsoft OAuth (no SMS login, by design, to keep the project accessible internationally)
  
• Block Explorer: Forked from the PascalCoin Vue explorer, fully rebranded
  
• Mining: Custom rhminer fork for PARC, plus a dedicated mining pool
  
• Multi-language site: English (default, with auto-detect), Arabic, and Persian
  

Infrastructure & Links

• Website: https://parniancoin.com
  
• Explorer: https://explorer.parniancoin.com
  
• Web Wallet: https://wallet.parniancoin.com
  
• Mining Pool: https://pool.parniancoin.com (in deployment)
  
• Whitepaper: https://parniancoin.ir/ParnianCoin_Whitepaper_EN.pdf
  

Fee Transparency
To be upfront from day one: a developer key receives a 20% fee for ongoing development and infrastructure costs. This is disclosed here publicly and will be documented on the website as well.

Roadmap (Short-Term)

• Finalize Linux daemon stability (Delphi Linux64 build)
• Launch public mining pool
• Expand customer/account management on the web wallet (public key assignment, balance display)
• Community growth in Persian/Arabic/English-speaking regions

A Note on Origins
ParnianCoin is openly built on PascalCoin's codebase. We believe in being transparent about this from the start rather than presenting it as something it isn't — trust is earned through honesty about the technical foundation, not by hiding it.

Feel free to ask questions below — happy to discuss the technical architecture, the fee structure, or the roadmap.

[HashCaliber]

GitHub: https://github.com/parniancoinMy previous GitHub link is no longer active. Please post a good GitHub link. Thanks!

Does this coin use RandomHash like PascalCoin or a different algorithm?

#parnianminer.exe -cpu -cputhreads 6 -s node.parniancoin.com:38009 -su px32a23c3eed9b03a2.rig1 -pw x

How do I connect to the stratum pool?

Net   16:35:22   px32a23c3eed9b03a2.rig1 is not autorized to connect to stratum server node.parniancoin.com:38009. If you intended to mine on local wallet, put http://
Net   16:35:22   Error: Connection refused

[lightbit]

discord link?

[rajashek41]

Log   14:00:42   Enabling Memory boost.
Net   14:00:42   User: 'CA0220007C0BAFE59B2D5062E0BC9E32D10003FB8FB6382B9130AD2976FBD798007455F7DABE29E 205D890EB9BB.rajashek41' PW: 'x'
Net   14:00:42   Connecting to stratum server stratum.parniancoin.ir:38008
Log   14:00:42   Remote API started on port 7111
Net   14:00:43   Received new Work 1c. Difficulty is 0.0000035
Net   14:00:43   CA0220007B33B309C6764FEDD22030C0BAFE59B2D5062E0BC9.rajashek41 is not autorized to connect to stratum server stratum.parniancoin.ir:38008. If you intended to mine on local wallet, put http://
Net   14:00:43   Error: Connection refused

public key is changed

[parniancoin]

[GUIDE] Getting Started with ParnianCoin (PARC) — Wallet, Pool & Mining Setup

This is a step-by-step guide for anyone new to ParnianCoin who wants to create a wallet and start mining PARC.

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PART 1 — CREATING YOUR WEB WALLET
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Unlike most PascalCoin-based projects, ParnianCoin does not require installing a desktop client. Everything happens through the web wallet.

1. Go to the wallet site: https://wallet.parniancoin.com
2. Click "Sign up" / "Create account".
3. Choose how you want to log in:
   - Email + password, or
   - Google OAuth, or
   - Microsoft OAuth
4. If using email, verify your address via the confirmation link sent to your inbox.
5. Once logged in, the wallet will generate an encrypted key pair for you automatically. This key is created and stored securely tied to your account — you don't need to manage key files manually.
6. Your public key / account number will be shown on your dashboard. This is the address you'll use to receive PARC (for example, from mining payouts).

Logging back in later:
- Just go to https://wallet.parniancoin.com and sign in with the same method (email/password or OAuth) you used to register.

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PART 2 — CHECKING THE NETWORK (EXPLORER)
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Before mining, you can verify the network is live and see real-time stats:
- Explorer: https://explorer.parniancoin.com
- Here you can look up blocks, transactions, and search your own account/public key once you have one.

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PART 3 — JOINING THE MINING POOL
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1. Go to the pool site: https://pool.parniancoin.com
2. On the pool homepage you'll find:
   - Pool connection details (stratum.parniancoin.com:38008)
   - Current network difficulty
   - Payout threshold / fee info
3. Make sure you have your wallet public key/account ready (from Part 1) — this is what you'll mine to.

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PART 4 — SETTING UP THE MINER
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ParnianCoin uses a customized fork of rhminer, adapted for the PARC network.

1. Download the miner from:
https://parniancoin.com/MinerFile/parnianminer-win64.zip
https://parniancoin.com/MinerFile/parnianminer-linux64.zip
2. Extract it to a folder of your choice.
3. Edit the config (or use command-line flags) to point to the pool:
   - Pool address: [stratum.parniancoin.ir:38008 — get this from the pool page]
   - Your wallet public key as the worker/username
   - Optional worker name to identify your rig (e.g. yourname.rig1)
4. Example launch command (adjust to your OS/build):
   ```
   parnianminer -cpu -cputhreads 0 -s stratum.parniancoin.com:38008 -su `YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS`.rig1 -pw x
   ```
5. Run the miner. You should see it connect to the pool and start submitting shares.
6. Check your progress anytime on the pool dashboard by searching your public key, or in your web wallet balance (once payouts are processed).

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NOTES
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- No desktop wallet installation is needed at any point — the web wallet handles key management.
- Hardware requirements are modest; you don't need specialized/high-end equipment to start.
- The network is newly launched, so difficulty is currently low — this is a good time to start mining with less competition.
- There is a 20% developer fee built into mining rewards — this is disclosed openly and is not hidden.

Questions? Ask below — happy to help troubleshoot setup issues.

Website: https://parniancoin.com
Whitepaper: https://parniancoin.com/ParnianCoin_Whitepaper_EN.pdf

GitHub: https://github.com/parniancoinMy previous GitHub link is no longer active. Please post a good GitHub link. Thanks!

Does this coin use RandomHash like PascalCoin or a different algorithm?

#parnianminer.exe -cpu -cputhreads 6 -s node.parniancoin.com:38009 -su px32a23c3eed9b03a2.rig1 -pw x

How do I connect to the stratum pool?

Net   16:35:22   px32a23c3eed9b03a2.rig1 is not autorized to connect to stratum server node.parniancoin.com:38009. If you intended to mine on local wallet, put http://
Net   16:35:22   Error: Connection refused

Got it — so the real issue is the account ID format in -su. For ParnianCoin/PascalCoin-based mining, the account should be a valid numeric account number with checksum, in the format ACCOUNT-CHECKSUM (e.g. 123456-78), not a hex/alphanumeric string like px32a23c3eed9b03a2.
So the correct command should look something like:
Code
Replace 123456-78 with your actual account number on the network (you can find/create one from your wallet). The .rig1 part after it is just an optional worker/rig name tag, that part is fine as is.
You can check/find your account number by logging into the wallet at wallet.parniancoin.com — your account (with its checksum, e.g. 123456-78) will be shown there. Use that exact number in your -su parameter instead of the string you had.

Log   14:00:42   Enabling Memory boost.
Net   14:00:42   User: 'CA0220007C0BAFE59B2D5062E0BC9E32D10003FB8FB6382B9130AD2976FBD798007455F7DABE29E 205D890EB9BB.rajashek41' PW: 'x'
Net   14:00:42   Connecting to stratum server stratum.parniancoin.ir:38008
Log   14:00:42   Remote API started on port 7111
Net   14:00:43   Received new Work 1c. Difficulty is 0.0000035
Net   14:00:43   CA0220007B33B309C6764FEDD22030C0BAFE59B2D5062E0BC9.rajashek41 is not autorized to connect to stratum server stratum.parniancoin.ir:38008. If you intended to mine on local wallet, put http://
Net   14:00:43   Error: Connection refused

public key is changed

Same root problem as before: you're putting a full public key (the long CA02... hex string) in -su instead of a proper account number. The stratum server needs an account ID in the ACCOUNT-CHECKSUM.rigname format (e.g. 123456-78.rig1), not a raw public key.
Also worth noting: the key in the two log lines is different (CA0220007C0BA... in the "User" line vs CA0220007B33B3... in the "Net" line) — that mismatch suggests the miner is auto-generating/changing the key on its own because a valid account wasn't set, not that something changed correctly on your end.
Fix: log into wallet.parniancoin.com, get the actual account number (with checksum, like 123456-78), and use that in -su instead of the public key.