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* Verium Blockchain for manual [http://www.vericoin.info/downloads/bootstrap_VRM.zip download].
 
* Verium Blockchain for manual [http://www.vericoin.info/downloads/bootstrap_VRM.zip download].
 
How to include the blockchain manually in veriumd:
 
 
Download and save in verium subfolder
 
  wget -O ~/verium/bootstrap_VRM.zip http://www.vericoin.info/downloads/bootstrap_VRM.zip
 
Unzip it
 
  cd ~/verium
 
  unzip bootstrap_VRM.zip
 
Delete previous files
 
  rm -rf ~/.verium/txleveldb
 
  rm -rf ~/.verium/blk0001.dat
 
Move unzipped files to .verium folder
 
  mv ~/verium/bootstrap/blk0001.dat ~/.verium/blk0001.dat
 
  mv ~/verium/bootstrap/txleveldb ~/.verium/txleveldb
 
 
 
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Revision as of 04:27, 19 January 2018

In order to use Verium you will need to use a Verium wallet. A cryptocurrency wallet is a software used to store, send, and receive digital currency. It may be viewed as an account in the ordinary banking system that serves as online banking client as well. Instead of an account number your wallet comes with an address also known as public key. Cryptocurrency itself is not actually “stored” in a wallet, the blockchain keeps track of the balance of everyones address. Your wallet in fact stores your private and public keys. The wallet should run 24/7 to keep the network stable. Thus an energy efficient device is mandatory these days. It doesn't need much computing power if you are not mining with the Vault directly.

IMPORTANT: Never share your wallet password or private key!

You also need a mining software to mine Verium and store it in your wallet.

Download Verium Mining Vault - Version 1.1

Mine In The Verium Vault 1.1, released Oct 25, 2017 Release Notes

Choose your preferred platform:

Windows

Mac OS

Linux

Source Code

Paper Wallet

Installation Guides

Windows

Mac OS

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Source Code

Technical Support Files

Securing your Wallet

The wallet stores private key information in a file named wallet.dat. It contains:

  • keypairs for each of your addresses
  • transactions done from/to your addresses
  • user preferences
  • default key
  • reserve keys
  • accounts

The wallet.dat file is located in

  • Linux
 ~/.verium
  • Windows
 $UserDirectory$/AppData/Roaming/Verium
  • Mac OS
 ~/Library/Application Support/verium/

Linux users of the veriumd make sure to use encryptwallet to excrypt your wallet with a passphrase.

Backup your wallet.dat in a secure place (USB drive, CD, ...).