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In order to provide more security it's possible to sign transactions offline using a dedicated wallet application instance e.g. running in a secure environment.
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Zano as a CryptoNote coin uses two key pairs (4 keys) per wallet: view key (secret+public) and spend key (secret+public)
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You should see a confirmation message upon successful execution
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balance
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```
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However, the wallet will not automatically refresh. To see any updates or changes to your balance, you'll need to manually refresh the wallet with the following command:
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The chart below visually displays the emission (shown in blue) of the number of coins (on the vertical access) and the time duration (in 6 month timestamps) of the total supply.
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### Why was there a coinswap with Boolberry?
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Zano proposes a new solution. By staking our own development fund we will be able to run our operations using the interest gained, giving the team an ongoing source of funding to keep everyone paid and working happily. This also means that the actual development fund will remain intact.
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**55% Foundation fund (2029500 ZANO)** Set aside for marketing, partnerships, and ongoing project expenses. This will be transparent and reported.
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Now we have an estimation of how many coins participate in PoS mining currently as `Coins_in_PoS = PoS_difficulty / 1000000000000 / 288` or:
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where `C` is the total amount of coins participating in PoS mining, and `D_PoS` is the current PoS difficulty.
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As you may know, the Zano network emits an average of 1 coin each minute with a 50-50 spread between PoS and PoW. That makes it `720` potential PoS reward coins per day. So if you owned all the coins in PoS, that could be your total day earnings. And if you divide `C` by `720`, you will get the number of coins you need to mine 1 Zano coin a day. Now, you can estimate the number of coins you will earn as `your_PoS_earnings = 720 * your_staking_coins / C` or, in other words:
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where `E_daily` is the estimated number of coins you'll earn per day, and `N` is the number of coins you're staking.
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Open Zano app, make sure the blockchain is synchronised and turn on `Staking` switch.
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Proof-of-stake mining</figcaption>*
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Proof-of-stake mining</figcaption>*
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You can observe your progress in the `Staking` tab of your staking wallet. The amount of earnings depends on the wallet balance. Note that funds, that participate in proof-of-stake will be locked. When you turn `Staking` off, balance will get unlocked right away. You can switch `Staking` on and off without any limitations.
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The comment section will be temporarily stored in the blockchain until passing a checkpoint. For more information on pruning mechanism please refer to the [whitepaper](https://docs.zano.org/docs/whitepaper).
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Alias registration</figcaption>*
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Alias registration</figcaption>*
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Aliases can be used for more than just Zano transactions. Think of them as a decentralised address book with universal IDs that can be used for various services based on the Zano platform.
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@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ your wallet again. Your wallet keys is NOT under risk anyway.
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Or in GUI wallet:
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### Are there any restrictions of using auditable wallets?
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Enter your Zano address as 'Send payment address' in the latest Boolberry wallet app. The coinswap notification will appear.
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Then enter the desired BBR amount, then press Send to proceed with the coinswap.
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If you use the simplewallet daemon here is an example for making the coinswap transfer.
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It is also possible to make coin swap with the transfer RPC.
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Usually, the coinswap procedure will be completed within an hour. However, it may take up to 24 hours in some cases. You should see a similar incoming transaction shortly.
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- Time until response - proposal expiration time
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- Payment ID - transaction payment identifier provided by seller
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Contract proposal</figcaption>*
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Contract proposal</figcaption>*
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### Confirmation
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When the seller accepts the proposal a special multi signature transaction will be sent to the blockchain. Then after 10 confirmations a new contract will be started. The seller can now fulfil contract terms like shipping the item to the buyer.
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Contract response</figcaption>*
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Contract response</figcaption>*
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The buyers contract window will get three options to continue with: `Cancel and return deposits`, `Terminate and burn deposits` and `Complete and release deposits`.
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If buyer is satisfied with the delivery or a provided service the contract can be closed. Releasing deposits will return both parties collaterals.
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Contract confirmation</figcaption>*
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Contract confirmation</figcaption>*
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### Open Zano app
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First you need to create a master password. It will let you manage your Zano wallets inside the app. Note that each wallet account will have separate password as well. Hit `Next` when ready.
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### Create new wallet
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Once app is open it will start syncing with the blockchain. While in progress some features such as sending transactions and contracts will be locked. Meanwhile you can still create your first Zano wallet by clicking `Create new wallet` .
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Enter wallet name and password, then click `Select wallet location`. Note that both can be changed later in wallet details menu.
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When wallet file is created you can continue with `Create wallet`. This file can be used to quickly import or restore closed wallets in Zano app.
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To finalise wallet creation store wallet's seed phrase. IMPORTANT: using the seed phrase anyone can restore and take full control of the wallet. Keep it in a secured location and avoid unauthorized access to it by any means. Note that you can review the seed phrase later in wallet details menu.
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Now the wallet has been created. You can copy wallet address and use it to receive ZANO from exchanges, mining pools and other sources.
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Go to the official site: https://zano.org
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**Step 2**
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Go to Downloads, which takes you to: https://github.com/hyle-team/zano/releases
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**Step 3**
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Download Linux (Ubuntu 16.04+) CLI Wallet
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**Step 4**
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Right click the file and select Properties
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**Step 5**
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Copy the file name
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**Step 6**
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(Results should match release notes from Download page)
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**Step 7**
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tar -xvjf zano-linux-x64-release-devtools-v1.5.0.143[336fac2].tar.bz2
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```
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**Steps 8-10**
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./zanod
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```
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**Step 11**
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Wait for the blockchain to download and sync. This may take quite a few hours, depending on your download speed. And leave the daemon running! We’ll need that to create our new wallet.
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**Step 12**
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./simplewallet --generate-new-wallet=zanocli.wallet
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```
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**Step 13**
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When asked, enter a password for your wallet. You should use a password generator, found in password managers such as KeePass.
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**Steps 14-15**
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15. Enter your password, when prompted. Notice that the wallet displays your receive address after “Opened wallet.” You will use this to fund your new wallet.
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**Steps 16-17**
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17. Again, when prompted provide a password for the seed phrase you’re about to get. Confirm the password, and be sure to save both it and your seed phrase!!
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**You've successfully installed your new Zano Wallet!**
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3. Continue with `Create wallet`
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4. Save shown seed phrase in a secure place and click `Create`
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Create new wallet</figcaption>*
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Create new wallet</figcaption>*
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- Open existing wallet
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1. Locate wallet file
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2. Enter password then open wallet
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Open existing wallet</figcaption>*
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Open existing wallet</figcaption>*
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- Restore from backup
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3. Click `Select wallet location` to choose wallet file location and name
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4. Continue with `Create wallet`
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Restore from backup</figcaption>*
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Restore from backup</figcaption>*
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### Wallet details
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You can remove a wallet from the Zano app by clicking `Close wallet` in the same section. Note that wallet file will remain unaffected and you can import it again anytime if necessary.
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Wallet details</figcaption>*
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*<figcaption style={{textAlign: "center" }} >Wallet details</figcaption>*
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### Changing wallet password
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Head to the ‘Bounties’ category and select the ‘tip-bot-settings’ channel, here lies a summary of the tip bots usage.
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### Get tipping!
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Let's take a look at the tip bots functionality, the below image shows what we can do with the bot.
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#### Deposit
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Before we can begin tipping, we must have some Zano in our tip bot wallet, to do this click on ‘Deposit’, get your wallet address and send some Zano to it.
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#### Register alias
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Click ‘register alias’ and enter your alias.
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#### How to tip
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Tipping users is done with one simple command, to see this command, click ‘how to tip’
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:::tip Tip command
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Simply replace and with the values you want to use, a real world example within discord looks something like this
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#### Balance
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To view how much Zano you have, simply click balance, and the tip bot will show how much Zano is in your wallet.
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#### History & simple view
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There are 2 history buttons, one designated History, and the other History (simple view).
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History is formatted as a table, whereas History (simple) is a simple one-liner.
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If you want to know the current price of Zano, click ‘Rate’, to see the current price in $USD.
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#### Redeem coupon
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If you have a coupon code, the ‘Redeem Coupon’ button allows you to exchange your coupon for Zano coins.
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Simply click the button and enter your coupon code.
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@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Open another terminal in the same directory (with simplewallet). Start your wall
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Enter your password, when prompted. Notice that the wallet displays your receive address after “Opened wallet.” You will use this to fund your new wallet.
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You are now ready to get yourself some ZANO! Two exchanges to consider:
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@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ For example:<br/>
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(1) (2) (3) (4)
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### Creating an Auditable CLI Wallet
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@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ Give the following command, substituting "name":
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When prompted, enter your new password, preferably generated from a password generator.
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You now have an auditable CLI. Anyone to whom you provide the tracking seed will be able to see the wallet's balance and transaction history.
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@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ If you ever need to retrieve the tracking seed, simply open the wallet and give
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tracking_seed
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```
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Now, we must get our seed phrase, in case we ever need to restore our auditable CLI wallet. Within the wallet, give the command:
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@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ show_seed
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Again, when prompted, supply and confirm another password, specific to the seed itself.
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Lastly, note that the address of an auditable wallet always begins with an initial "a", in contrast to a standard wallet, which always begins with "Zx":
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@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ After starting zanod, open another terminal in the simple-wallet directory. Give
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You will then be asked to reenter the seedphrase, enter the password specific to that seedphrase, and then enter your restored wallet's password.
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||||
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### Creating a Watch-Only CLI Wallet
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@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ If you wish to allow someone to merely view your wallet, without being able to s
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save_watch_only new_name.wallet password_for_wallet
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```
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### Other Useful in-Terminal Flags
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