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The Turtle wallet is super simple to get going, the hashvault remote node is one of the default nodes you can select. 1) download the TurtleNest application: https://github.com/turtlecoin/turtle-wallet-go/releases/ 2) Extract and run the turtle Nest wallet. 3) Select Remote node, then pick HashVault.pro in the list. 4) in the create wallet section give your wallet a name and password. 5) click Create 6) save your recovery details, and your done. let the application sync up.
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Aeon Remote Node address: nodes.hashvault.pro:11181 Getting started with a new Aeon wallet is easier and quicker when you use a remote node to provide access to the blockchain. You can find lists of public nodes in google or use this guide to get a fully functional Aeon wallet in minutes. 1) download the GUI: https://github.com/aeonix/aeon-gui/releases 2) move it to a folder you will like the application to stay. Using a USB stick can be a good idea 3) run the Aeon Wallet GUI executable 4) Select the language, I will select English but pick your native language.
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Aeon Remote Node address: nodes.hashvault.pro:11181 Getting started with a new Aeon wallet is easier and quicker when you use a remote node to provide access to the blockchain. You can find lists of public nodes in google by searching for "Aeon Remote Node" or alternatively use this guide to get a fully functional Aeon wallet in minutes using the remote node provided by HashVault our Aeon Mining Pool. 1) download the GUI: Windows, MacOS or Linux can be found on the Aeon GitHub: https://github.com/aeonix/aeon-gui/releases 2) move it to a folder you will like the application to s
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Monero Remote Node address: nodes.hashvault.pro:18081 Getting started with a new monero wallet is easier and quicker when you use a remote node to provide access to the blockchain. You can find lists of public nodes in google or use this guide to get a fully functional Monero wallet in minutes. 1) download the GUI: Windows, MacOS or Linux 2) move it to a folder you will like the application to stay. Using a USB stick can be a good idea 3) run the Monero Wallet GUI executable 4) Select the language, I will select English but pick your native language. 5) Se
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Getting started with a new monero wallet is easier and quicker when you use a remote node to provide access to the blockchain, you can find lists of public nodes in google or use this guide to get a fully functional Monero wallet in minutes. 1) download the GUI: Windows, MacOS or Linux 2) move it to a folder you will like the application to stay using a USB stick can be a good idea 3) run the Monero Wallet GUI executable 4) Select the language, I will select English but pick your native language. 5) Select "Create a new wallet" 5) Give your wallet a
