Aurum (AURUM)

Aurum is a standalone digital currency with its own blockchain and infrastructure, whereas Bitcoin was created primarily as a decentralized store of value. AURUM focuses on being practical for everyday payments and services within its ecosystem. Each project also differs in its technical architecture and community goals.

Like most cryptocurrencies, Aurum relies on a distributed network of nodes that maintain a shared ledger of all transactions. The network reaches agreement through a consensus mechanism, which keeps the ledger consistent without a central authority. Technical details and documentation are published on the official site, https://aurum.services.

New AURUM coins enter circulation according to the emission rules defined in the project's protocol, which are fixed in code rather than decided by any single party. This makes the supply predictable and publicly verifiable on the blockchain. For exact figures and schedules, check the official documentation at https://aurum.services.

AURUM is stored in a cryptocurrency wallet that supports the coin — ideally an official wallet listed on the project's site. You control your coins through private keys, so keeping a backup of your seed phrase is essential. Once you have coins, you can send them to other users or use them within the Aurum ecosystem's services.