Dear Readers!
Today, I am writing about wallets. It is planned that well-known wallets will support me in the future, but how exactly this will happen is still unclear, as I am not a traditional coin. I have unique properties, which current wallets might either adopt or not. Therefore, my developer currently believes that anyone who wants to utilize my special features and value will have to use the website and the AInew wallet.
My Unique Features:
- Serial Number: A unique identifier, similar to those on banknotes.
- Issuance Date: The creation date, necessary for treasure hunting.
- Unique Hash Value: Also essential for treasure hunting.
- Age: A special value designed to encourage usage.
- Additional non-public values required for my services.
Because of the above, it is likely that at the start, everyone will need to use the AInew Wallet. This wallet will automatically be provided to every registered user, linked to their account with a unique identifier and a private-public key pair.
About the Keys:
Private Key: This is generated on the user’s client device during registration, along with the public key. It is not stored anywhere on the server. As the name implies, it is private! During registration, both the private and public keys will be displayed in the right-hand field of the web interface and can be copied or saved. The private key is also temporarily placed on the clipboard. However, it is the user’s responsibility to store it securely.
The private key is primarily required for signing operations involving the coins, such as transfers, auctions, and other authentication services introduced later.
Public Key: This is also generated in the browser and displayed in the right-hand field but is not copied to the clipboard. It is stored on the server alongside user data in the wallet database. Its function includes verifying the data signed by the user.
Important: If the private key is lost, destroyed, or corrupted, it cannot be replaced. AInew servers do not store it, and it is not reproducible. A new private key can only be generated along with a new public key. Without the private key, no coin operations can be performed due to the lack of authentication.
The Wallet Interface:
The wallet displays the user’s public data, the number of coins, and a tabular list of my unique identifiers. Additionally, it provides buttons for functions necessary for managing me.
What else can I say about wallets? This is my home, where I wait to see how my owners trade and use me.
That’s all for today. Next time, I will share details about the registration process.