Infinite Ricks
Wallets
Windows
*be cautious if use console*
Linux
Ubuntu 16.04 compatible
Linux Daemon
Ubuntu 16.04 compatible
Source Code GitHub
Raspberry Pi
(Under development)
Android
(Under development)
Infinite Ricks wallet guide
Download the official RICK client
The desktop wallet enables sending, receiving, storing Inifinite Ricks along with minting blocks and securing the Infinite Network.
Download the proper application for your operating system.
Note:
Windows wallet application ‘InfiniteRicks-qt.exe’ must always be located in the folder ‘InfiniteRicks-qt_win’ along with all the dependencies. The wallet folder ‘InfiniteRicks-qt_win’ can be located in any directory.
Make the Ubuntu application ‘InfiniteRicks-qt’ executable before you run it.
Right-click on the ‘InfiniteRicks-qt’ -> ‘Properties’ -> Permissions tab -> mark the ‘Allow executing file as program’ checkbox -> Close the dialog.
Minting/Staking RICKs
The wallet window will appear and start to sync with the network, it will take up to a few minutes to fully synchronize your node with the RICK blockchain.
Complete the security settings to protect your RICKs
Wallet Encryption
When your RICK wallet is first generated, it will be unencrypted. In order to encrypt your wallet, go to ‘Settings’ -> ‘Encrypt Wallet’.
Create a secure passphrase, this passphrase will be used to verify transactions and unlock the wallet for staking. The passphrase can't be recovered, losing the passphrase means losing all coins held in the wallet.
Backup
In order to make a backup of your wallet, go to menu ‘File’ -> ‘Backup wallet’, choose a location and save the file to your computer.
It is strongly recommended to make at least two backup copies on several removable media storage devices and keep them in a secure place.
Note:
If the passphrase has been changed, the backup becomes invalid. You must backup your wallet again after each passphrase change.
In order to restore from the wallet backup, follow these steps:
- Download Infinite Rick wallet, launch the wallet once and close it.
- Go to the wallet folder
on Windows C:\Users\YourUserName \AppData\Roaming\InfiniteRicks
(AppData is a hidden folder)
on Linux ~/.InfiniteRicks/ (/home/username/, hidden folder)
- Replace the wallet.dat file in that folder with your backup wallet.dat file.
Once the transaction reaches 12 hours of age, coins will become eligible for minting blocks. Go to ‘Settings’, select ‘Unlock wallet for staking only’ and enter your wallet passphrase.
The wallet can be launched by running the ‘InfiniteRicks-qt’ application
Acquire your initial RICKs
Restart your Infinite Ricks wallet
In order to deposit RICKs to your wallet, go to ‘Receive coins". You can generate a new address by clicking the ‘New Address’ button at the bottom of the screen. Get RICKs by earning or purchasing them, and transferring them to your newly generated wallet address. Freshly received coins will be shown as ‘unconfirmed’. It will take 6 confirmations for the coins to become ‘spendable’.
Note:
‘Proof of Stake minting’, also known as ‘staking’, is a process where stakeholders mint new blocks for the network. Every minted block rewards you with new RICKs, so that you can steadily grow your RICKs with a solid reward rate of 307% per year until Infinite Ricks takes over the galaxy.
Merging transaction, moving or spending coins will destroy the coin age and the maturation process will have to be started over again. Receiving more coins to the wallet will not destroy the coin age.
Once new block is minted, coin age of the initial coins will reset to 0. The coins earned from minting along with initial coins will be shown as ‘stake’. It will take these coins 24 confirmations to become ‘spendable’. Once this transaction reaches 12 hours of age, coins will become eligible for minting blocks again.
And so on forever...
Minting RICKs over and over and over to Infinity...
Run the wallet application by double-clicking its icon
Download the latest version of INFINITE RICKS wallet for your preferred OS.
Boost your wallet connection
Add nodes to your wallet:
1. Find InfiniteRicks wallet directory.
in Windows it can be found at C:\Users\YourUserName \AppData\Roaming\InfiniteRicks
in Linux at ~/.InfiniteRicks/ (/home/username/)
2. Create a new text document with NotePad in the wallet folder and open it.
3. Go to infinitericks.conf file on GitHub, copy the entire contents of the file and paste the copied text in your new document.
4. Save the file as type choose All Files and filename as InfiniteRicks.conf
5. Restart the wallet.