I would argue that calling it "the Ethereum Constitution" was done in bad faith. The link (https://www.ethereum.org/agreement) is pretty obviously your baseline legal / terms of service policy in place to protect a real-world entity.

While the average user may be able to make that mistake, Dan has extensive business experience and has had to sign off on a lot of agreements related to his ventures, including but not limited to EOS. I think he purposefully chose to add fuel to the fire by making a bad comparison.

A more apt comparison would be comparing it to the block.one / eos token purchase agreement: https://eos.io/documents/block.one%20-%20EOS%20Token%20Purchase%20Agreement%20-%20September%204,%202017.pdf, which, if you haven't had a chance to read, you really should.

Hey there. Great questions - here are some thoughts that will hopefully clear them up:

• You are correct that after the distribution ends, the ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum network will be frozen. That means that they will not be able to be sold on exchanges or transferred.
• The ERC-20 tokens are being distributed on the Ethereum network so that the distribution can occur in a wide and diversified manner prior to the EOS network being launched.
• An EOS blockchain launched with the proper genesis block will award native EOS tokens (on the EOS network) on a 1:1 basis with owners of the ERC-20 tokens currently being distributed on the Ethereum blockchain. This is carried out by taking a "snapshot" of the Ethereum blockchain after the final period.
• Registering an EOS public key to your Ethereum address is important because that is how you'll take control over your native EOS tokens. For example: let's say I purchase 100 EOS tokens (ERC-20 tokens currently available) and put them in my Eth address "0x123456789." I then create a new EOS public/private keypair (let's say the public key is "ABCDEF") and I register the EOS public key with my Ethereum address "0x123456789." Once the EOS network is launched and the snapshot is taken, it will see that 0x123456789 has 100 EOS (ERC-20) tokens in it and will credit 100 tokens to the EOS address "ABCDEF."

Here's a resource for carrying this out - I definitely recommend searching r/eos for other resources as well. Cheers.

This is the wrong constitution here is the correct one.

>All disputes arising out of or in connection with this Constitution shall be finally settled under the Rules of Dispute Resolution of the EOS Core Arbitration Forum by one or more arbitrators appointed in accordance with the said Rules.

ETH agreement does not use the wording compel but instead uses the word binding. This was Dan Larimer’s wording. I think he understands like most people familiar with the decentralized nature of crypto that in the end you can’t force anything to happen without 51%, 2/3 or community consensus.

https://www.ethereum.org/agreement

> Every award shall be binding on the parties. The parties undertake to carry out the award without delay and waive their right to any form of recourse against the award in so far as such waiver can validly be made.

Ignore the previous two posters.

You DO need to register your tokens. Although that's a misnomer - you need to register the ETH address that holds your tokens.

This article is about re-registering but it will equally apply to registering for the first time: https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-update-the-eos-public-key-mapped-registered-to-your-ethereum-wallet-with-myetherwallet-mew

Lastly, if you want to understand why you have to do this, check out the FAQ section on www.eoscollective.org

I think that there's no way to know for sure. Ultimately, actions will speak louder than words and we'll have a pretty good idea.

I stumbled upon these two Steemit articles penned by Dan and they have influenced my beliefs about what his underlying motivation is. Again, no way to know the motivation for him writing them, nor the veracity of what they purport. Nonetheless, it's a data point.

Dan Larimer's "Introduce Yourself" post on Steemit (2016)

Dan Larimer - Philosophical post: "Why do we fight to change the world?"

I have tried several exchanges but ended up on Binance. Here is the reason:

Kraken - I do not recommend! Websites is down so many times during the day, trading orders are stuck (especially during high trading volume days).

GDAX - I do not recommend! I am not US resident so I can't trade there. BTW GDAX reports to IRS for accounts above $20k, so once you are rich in EOS you should give your part to US Gov.

Bitfinex - Definately not recomend! Biggest and super shady exchange. Printing Tether (USDT) without constraint will bring this one down in a matter of days. This is new MtGox.

Binance - Not bad. Small exchange, lower volume, fast trading interface, excellent mobile app for trading on the go. USDT exchange so the risk of USDT implosion exists too. Binance has nice refferal program: reffer other and earn 50% of their trading fee! BTW here is my ref link: https://www.binance.com/?ref=10738995

ShapeShift - Not bad. Can be used from their website or Jaxx wallet. You can convert EOS in other tokens from the wallet if you want, just make shure you have at least 0.01ETH in the wallet to pay for ERC20 token conversion. Probem is that ShapeShift does not do ERC20 conversions while CryptoKitties DDOS attack is in full swing.

"Why do people keep saying this like it's what people are asking for?"

In case you haven't noticed, trust for Facebooks not exactly at an all time high.

"Content Creators don't want to have to connect with thousands of advertisers. It's much easier to go through a 3rd party. YouTube MCN's were created to make things easier."

You're making too many assumptions about how a decentralized youtube model would work. d.tube is one working example of how it can work although advertising isn't factored in yet.

"The small amount of direct to content creators large companies do is for sponsored advertising. In that case, the middleman is already removed, so what's the need for a dApp?"
The middleman is hardly removed in Youtube. Content creators get a tiny fraction of what Google makes. Google pays top dollar for employees and the profits from Youtube are socialized over all of Google's various revenue producing platforms.

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1. A decentralized Youtube offers a much higher income potential to content creators.
2. A decentralized Youtube isn't necessarily subject to social justice warrior like leftist moderation (See ban of Alex Jones)
3. A decentralized Youtube can offer a significantly different front page / personalized algorithm that doesn't prioritize crap like Logan Paul.
4. A decentralized Youtube can sustain multiple forks, so if users don't like a specific update, they can use another version with different UI/algorithm. With Google you are screwed if they update something and you do not like it.

Ethereum is quite expensive and the claimAll function especially. I would recommend claiming your tokens from the specific periods you contributed in. This tutorial might help. https://steemit.com/eos/@koyn/minimizing-the-cost-of-gas-when-claiming-eos-using-myetherwallet

Agree, and we just released Android

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kepler.finance.eosportfolioapp&hl

Hey man, if you don't understand or are unsure, it's fine to beat a dead horse.

Here's the deal: you don't need to claim but you do need to register your tokens. In other words, there are additional steps you need to take in order to receive native EOS tokens once the blockchain launches.

Here's why:

• Right now, the "EOS" tokens that are being traded are Ethereum ERC-20 tokens. They're essentially placeholders for the future, native EOS tokens on the actual EOS blockchain (once it launches).
• The protocol is set up in a way that is intended to do the following: if you hold 100 EOS ERC-20 tokens today, you will be entitled to 20 native EOS tokens once the blockchain launches.
• The way this is carried out is by pairing your ethereum address that holds your EOS ERC-20 tokens with an EOS key that you generate. That pairing process is what the OP is referring to by "registering."
• Once the distribution is over, a "snapshot" will be taken of the Ethereum blockchain to determine what eth addresses hold the EOS ERC-20 tokens. Then, the EOS blockchain will fund the EOS addresses according to the number of ERC-20 tokens in the corresponding eth address (based on the registration).
• The end.

Here are couple of resources that will help explain how to take the necessary steps you need to take to register your tokens:

• Step 3 of this complete guide to the EOS crowdsale walks you through the registration process.
• A helpful reddit post: Steps on how to register if you've bought from exchange.

Skrill is an e-commerce business that allows payments and money transfers to be made through the Internet, with a focus on low-cost international money transfers. It's used by a lot of apps as an easy way of payment. https://www.skrill.com/en/

That number will probably grow even faster now that things like the challenge app are out now! They are giving free EOS main net accounts and free crypto to everyone who downloads!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=challengedac.com.challenge_dac_app&hl=en_US

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iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1320756750?pt=119028419&ct=rd&mt=8

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Yes it's likely true. But the web in general is the same https://thenextweb.com/security/2019/04/17/bots-drove-nearly-40-of-internet-traffic-last-year-and-the-naughty-ones-are-getting-smarter/ .

It doesn't really matter, it just shows EOS can handle it.

I follow this guy as he is really good techn. an. https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@haejin/eos-update-will-eos-btc-rise-while-btc-and-eos-usd-correct

He expects correction in Dec. but I don't fully agree. I noticed during flash crash EOS behaved very well and had minimal drop. I am also "hoping" for nice drop to at least 2 USD so I can load little bit more ... but I have strange feeling ... Somehow I feel EOS will surprise everyone and skyrocket to higher range.

It's not incorrect vs correct. claimAll was an overly optimistic convenience method, and an expensive one at that. At this point, most people should definitely use claim. The cost of claimAll and the potential to hit max gas wasn't fully obvious until around period ~40. Additionally, this problem with the contract was identified and concluded around 4 months ago, see here https://steemit.com/eos/@gaman/eos-crowdsale-contract-source-code-inspection-and-analysis-line-by-line

If they are on the exchange they will almost certainly be converted. However, this is not a guarantee (although I'm sure any reasonable exchange will do so and also release a statement prior to the conversion stating that they will do so). I would recommend either a) buying and holding on a reputable exchange and waiting for that press release, or b) withdrawing the tokens to your ethereum wallet address. From there you can register the address so that you will receive an EOS address with the number of tokens in that wallet when the snapshot is taken. It seems like a complicated process to register an address but I am not a programmer and I did it. Here is a guide:

https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/the-most-important-eos-public-key-to-an-ethereum-address

yes if you want to use the interface that block one provides. if you want to use MEW then this should have all the information you would need. https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/contributing-to-eos-token-sale-with-myetherwallet-and-contract-inner-workings

On the right on http://eoschart.com/ you can query your contributions with you ethereum address and see in which periods you contributed in. If you want to verify it you can also do this: https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-check-how-much-ether-you-have-contributed-to-a-particular-period-window-in-eos-crowdsale-with-myetherwallet

Yes, the EOS software is being designed for a 1:1 exchange. This is being facilitated by taking a "snapshot" of the ethereum blockchain after the token distribution and then awarding native EOS tokens based on who holds the ERC-20 tokens.

Importantly: if you're going to hold ERC-20 tokens with the intention of receiving native EOS tokens, you must go through a process to 1) generate an EOS public/private keypair (where you'll store/control your native EOS tokens), and then 2) register that EOS public key with the ethereum address in which you hold the ERC-20 tokens.

Several write-ups have been posted about how to go through that process. And note: there's no rush for doing this - it simply has to be done before the token distribution is complete next June. Here's a resource that I have found helpful: https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/contributing-to-eos-token-sale-with-myetherwallet-and-contract-inner-workings

I'm also looking for something like a community around EOS. So far this sub is only concerned with buying and selling EOS tokens, not with the actual project (see the other comments in this thread). I have found a lot of interesting articles on Steemit:

https://steemit.com/@dan

Especially the articles written by Dan (the main developer) are worth reading, although they are very technical. I should note that Steemit is also created by Dan and is one of the first actual successful applications of blockchain technology - so articles from there might be biased.

Furthermore there are a bunch of video's on Youtube with information, interviews with developers and discussions, but that's all I could find so far. Maybe the community doesn't really exist yet?

To claim your EOS tokens, you need to generate an EOS keypair then link your public key with your ethereum address using the Eos smart contact. Tutorial here : https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-update-the-eos-public-key-mapped-registered-to-your-ethereum-wallet-with-myetherwallet-mew

Register on Binance. You can invest and transfer up to 2BTC per day without KYC procedures. Binance has nice mobile app for trading on the go. Plus super fast UI. Liquidity is enough for that kind of investment, you can't move the price, don't worry. https://www.binance.com/?ref=10738995

Steem2.0 and IPFS once finished by end of year on EOS will enable . Check d.tube...it works with IPFS storage , Steem on chain token economy and off chain javascripts video processing with player.

Sia uses its own token economy and IPFS in more genric storage application way than just video storage, no difference. IPFS is opensource and B1 have road-map to support it.

Use VPN like ExpressVPN for example, the registration process does not need your personal info nor residents address.

I find it quite ridiculous that they try to prevent residents from participating in something that's DECENTRALIZED. This is why we need a platform that's anonymous because it's nobody's business how you conduct your affairs.

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I wrote you in chat. The EOS Eden community maybe need help. Check here if you can help somewhere:

https://www.notion.so/Opportunities-How-can-I-contribute-2571d4867933420f984bb01bc7257551

I think the most of the ClarionOS team is focusing on the new Eden process atm:

https://forums.eoscommunity.org/t/announcing-the-brand-new-eden-wiki/

https://www.notion.so/Glossary-Product-Ecosystem-e13bf84a002e4a9292290249daec185e

This is my speculation, since the announcement is written by the COO of ClarionOS.

When im trying to find an exchange for a currency I go to coinmarketcap.com.

If you click on the name of the currency it brings you to a kind of info/summary page with a price chart. One of the tabs above the price chart says "markets", which has a listing of its price on every exchange its traded on.

Here is the link for NEO

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/neo/#markets

Read the whole thread.

And also read https://steemit.com/eos/@dan/response-to-vitalik-buterin-on-eos, which is full of red flags, such as blanket attacks and attempts at emotional appeal. If these are the kind of people behind the project, I will gladly stay out.

Dan Larimer doesn't exactly have a clean track record either. Much like Dash, Steemit had an 'accidental' instamine. See also https://decentralize.today/the-ugly-truth-behind-steemit-1a525f5e156.

With regards to EOS there are also very strong indications that artificial demand is being generated from cycling ETH back into their own crowdsale.

If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.

Here's the deal: you need to register your tokens in order to receive native EOS tokens once the blockchain launches.

Here's why:

• Right now, the "EOS" tokens that are being traded are Ethereum ERC-20 tokens. They're essentially placeholders for the future, native EOS tokens on the actual EOS blockchain (once it launches).
• The protocol is set up in a way that is intended to do the following: if you hold 100 EOS ERC-20 tokens today, you will be entitled to 100 native EOS tokens once the blockchain launches.
• The way this is carried out is by pairing your ethereum address that holds your EOS ERC-20 tokens with an EOS key that you generate. That pairing process is what the OP is referring to by "registering."
• Once the distribution is over, a "snapshot" will be taken of the Ethereum blockchain to determine what eth addresses hold the EOS ERC-20 tokens. Then, the EOS blockchain will fund the EOS addresses according to the number of ERC-20 tokens in the corresponding eth address (based on the registration).
• The end.

Here are couple of resources that will help explain how to take the necessary steps you need to take to register your tokens:

• Step 3 of this complete guide to the EOS crowdsale walks you through the registration process.
• A helpful reddit post: Steps on how to register if you've bought from exchange.

You're missing a lot. start with eos.io and read the white paper. Or, here are a couple of articles.

What is EOS.IO

10 Things you Should Know about EOS

I'm happy to answer specific you have after that.

Yes, if you bought on exchange you need to register your Ethereum address to be linked to an EOS address (that you create)

What you need to know about mapping your EOS to an Ethereum address

If you bought your ERC20 EOS tokens on exchange and do not register them ahead of the end of the ICO then there is a risk you will not be issued with the actual EOS tokens on the blockchain initiation.

This Steem article summarises:

https://steemit.com/eos/@malexanders/how-to-register-eos-tokens-easily

In the US, if you choose to trade around your position instead of hold, your profit will be taxed as ordinary income (holding your investment for less than 12 months). The act of selling/trading for another token/coin will trigger a taxable event.

More info here: https://www.fool.com/taxes/2017/12/22/your-guide-to-capital-gains-taxes-in-2018.aspx

According to The Next Web, an EOS DApp developer claimed that “Whiteblock’s interpretation of how EOS validates transactions was particularly weird.” The developer said that EOS does in fact use cryptography, which conflicts with conclusions made in Whiteblock’s report.

1) If Vitalik believes that Eos will be a widely adopted network, you would be a fool not to believe he has some Eos shares.

2) When an Eos based blockchain is launched, it has the option to either do its own new distribution, or it can use a snapshot of the Ethereum mainnet. The Erc20 tokens become non-transferable on ethereum on June 3rd [1] and they are tied to Eos public keys.

3) I believe Eos allows "normal" account usage for free, meaning the more bandwidth you want, the more tokens you will need to have in your account. I'm not sure how they accomplish this.

4) "Catch up" is very subjective. How could anything "catch up" to bitcore right now? Ethereum will still be around next to Eos in the future. Dan compares changing Ethereum to work like Eos would be "like changing the engine of a car while the car is running."

5) The milestone is determining whether Eos is just an Eth scam, or if you understand the project, believe in the developers, and think that the market will adopt a chain based off the Eth snapshot (a permissionless virtual mining process) one day, then you might as well throw some of your eth at the distribution. My advice is to spread it out over days, and if you're funding periods that are many days out, then you can pay the minimal eth trxn fee.

[1]https://steemit.com/eos/@jeffro/buyer-beware-do-not-purchase-any-eos-tokens-until-you-read-this

You can also do it on MEW (just performed it last night) : https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-update-the-eos-public-key-mapped-registered-to-your-ethereum-wallet-with-myetherwallet-mew

You can only register EOS public addresses which have not been used in association of another ETH address. I had to generate a new EOS public address from the EOS app. Then register that to my hardware wallet.

I have tried several exchanges but ended up on Binance. Here is the reason:

Kraken - I do not recommend! Website is down so many times during the day, trading orders are stuck (especially during high trading volume days).

Bitfinex - Definately not recomend! Biggest and super shady exchange. Printing Tether (USDT) without constraint will bring this one down in a matter of days. This is new MtGox.

Binance - Not bad. Small exchange, lower volume, fast trading interface, excellent mobile app for trading on the go. USDT exchange so the risk of USDT implosion exists too. Binance has nice refferal program: reffer other and earn 50% of their trading fee! BTW here is my ref link: https://www.binance.com/?ref=10738995

ShapeShift - Not bad. Can be used from their website or Jaxx wallet. You can convert EOS in other tokens from the wallet if you want, just make sure you have at least 0.01ETH in the wallet to pay for ERC20 token conversion. Probem is that ShapeShift does not do ERC20 token conversions while CryptoKitties DDOS attack is in full swing.

If you don't like to follow the development of EOS through GitHub, Dan often posts a developer log on Steemit where he explains the last updates, current challenges etc. Here are some of them:

Example Exchange Contract and Benefits of C++

Transaction Structure - Developer's Log, Stardate 201707.9

Open the ICO contract and put your Eth public wallet key into the section labeled "Keys" and click read

If it comes up with your EOS public Key you are safe, if not you need to select Register from the drop down, put your EOS public key in there and click send. Send 0 Eth, should only cost gas

https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-check-which-eos-public-key-is-mapped-to-your-eth-address-with-myetherwallet-mew - Credit to Sandwich (I think hes a big deal or something :P )

https://poloniex.com/exchange "Due to ongoing network instability, we've disabled Ethereum deposits/withdrawals. We'll enable once we know the network is functioning properly.Posted by MobyDick at 2017-06-22 17:50:35"

Where do you see that? These days we must assume Polo is at fault. Are other exchanges having STEEM problems?

Is chaince the EOS centric version of coinex? They have similar interfaces and CET.

If so not sure why they created a separate exchange for it

Edit: the chaince CET token is different than the coinex CET token

https://chaince.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360004421234-CET-introduction

https://www.coinex.com/token

Great ! thank you for the answer.

Looking more about stellar i found this article about smart contracts ( https://www.stellar.org/developers/guides/walkthroughs/stellar-smart-contracts.html ).

Is it used?

US citizend can't take part in ICO, but they can buy on exchange without problem. Binance is good exchange, good mobile app https://www.binance.com/?ref=10738995

Once you buy EOS on Binance move it from the exchange to the wallet. For example JAXX wallet https://jaxx.io/

Don't forget to register your EOS wallet before june because once the main chain is live they will just copy your current EOS balance on new chain.

I'm genuinely curious if anyone has tried the recent "photo-only" registration of Voice with a picture from something like https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/ and if this picture doesn't qualify, surely one could be generated that does.

The Greymass eos-voter application is currently 96% translated into Japanese.

https://github.com/greymass/eos-voter

If you or your crew like to contribute that remaining 4%, we're an open source application and all of our translations are done through the crowdin platform.

I guess it's possible that just a regular dude is shilling for eos, ripple, tronix, verge, steller, reddcoin, embercoin, paccoin, iota, bcash, and syscoin because they really believe in the "tech" of these random collection of coins.

Do you know what decentralized mean? How is Everipedia more decentralized than wikipedia? Wikipedia is just freely available content. You can download the entirety of wikipedia from their website and run it yourself, that's pretty much what everipedia did. Wikipedia is already available on thousands of nodes in poor countries that are not even connected to the internet. That was an effort wikipedia did more than 10 years ago, to distribute wikipedia on disks to students and schools in african countries. Wikipedia is also already fully archived on ipfs

So please tell me again what does decentralized mean and what possible value is everipedia bringing to the table when they just re-release wikipedia's content with a different branding and sell you worthless tokens for 0.04 cents each that they just created out of thin air.

Also wikipedia has always been a non-profit organization with the sole goal of having knowledge available to everyone, while everipedia was just trying to monetize wikipedia's content by serving ads on it, and when that didn't really work out they found another scam to run.

If you go to slashdot.org and read in the comments section, you'll notice that people can post anonymously and that these authors have all been given the label "anonymous coward". It's not my own choice of words, it's simply the way the news website has labeled anonymous contributions for at least a decade now.

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You can also download the Angry Warlord game which is built on the Telos blockchain platform

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gleamlabs.angrywarlord1&showAllReviews=true

/u/mail_man0002, are you referring to Ethereum Wallet by Freewallet available for Android? It's for managing your ETH only; if you sent EOS to your ETH address, please download and install our Token Wallet app and log in using the same way you log into your ETH wallet to see your tokens.

/u/Firekill3, you sent your EOS to your Ethereum address. To access and manage your tokens, please download and install our Token Wallet app and log in using the same way you log into your ETH wallet.

EDIT: Typo fixed.

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Ledger used to offer to integrate a new currency for around $100k, but from what I can see, they've changed their policy (https://trello.com/c/4Aa7Ug5a/20-altcoin-support-information - note the use of the word "anymore").

Free split coins too tempting for most.

I imagine we will see dominance back up to 60% + https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/

This will hurt all alts initially but after split it will be chaos. Accounts will be locked, people will be trying to sell off and BTC and splits will crash down. Recent converts will cash out and it could get messy and there could be a fair shake out.

I have 5 left if anyone else needs an invite:

https://coinbase.com/earn/eos/invite/vqw4npr3
A1: A decentralized protocol that unites the world's financial infrastructure.

A2: Facilitating low-cost, universal payments.

A3: Transactions are fast, inexpensive, and global.

A4: To issue, exchange, and transfer tokens quickly and efficiently.

A5: It relies on the cooperation of trusted nodes to confirm transactions.

If anyone out there has darknet contacts... maybe now is the time to introduce those monero (XMR) guys to EOS with ZEOS as the bait.

I also think the team should reach out to https://zeronet.io/ and see if they might incorporate ZEOS into this Tor alternative.

How to check which EOS public key is mapped to your ETH address with MyEtherWallet

Hey, registering your ETH address means that you will "tie" this address to an EOS address, so you can get EOS coins once they launch their mainnet. How to do it? There are many tutorials explaining how to do it, try to Google or search on Youtube. Here's one (also check comments in the post): https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/contributing-to-eos-token-sale-with-myetherwallet-and-contract-inner-workings

Have you used this guide? It doesn’t mention needing to know what period you bought into. Also, keep in mind that you don’t have to claim or register your tokens until June of 2018.

https://steemit.com/eos/@koyn/minimizing-the-cost-of-gas-when-claiming-eos-using-myetherwallet

also, for general resources (including this article): https://www.eoscollective.org/

It feels so good to read this post and comment.

I wrote a post about Dan which is pretty much 80% made of his very best quotes. I think you guys might appreciate it.

https://steemit.com/liberty/@teamsteem/thank-you-dan-larimer-you-are-a-great-mentor

This means that if you bought EOS on an exchange, there are steps you need to take to receive native EOS tokens once the blockchain launches.

Here's why:

• Right now, the "EOS" tokens that are being traded are Ethereum ERC-20 tokens. They're essentially placeholders for the future, native EOS tokens on the actual EOS blockchain (once it launches).
• The protocol is set up in a way that is intended to do the following: if you hold 100 EOS ERC-20 tokens today, you will be entitled to 20 native EOS tokens once the blockchain launches.
• The way this is carried out is by pairing your ethereum address that holds your EOS ERC-20 tokens with an EOS key that you generate. That pairing process is what the OP is referring to by "registering."
• Once the distribution is over, a "snapshot" will be taken of the Ethereum blockchain to determine what eth addresses hold the EOS ERC-20 tokens. Then, the EOS blockchain will fund the EOS addresses according to the number of ERC-20 tokens in the corresponding eth address (based on the registration).
• The end.

Here are couple of resources that will help explain how to take the necessary steps you need to take to register your tokens:

• Step 3 of this complete guide to the EOS crowdsale walks you through the registration process.
• A helpful reddit post: Steps on how to register if you've bought from exchange.

Thanks - that's terrific.

Someone just posted an article on Steemit that shows you how to check current amount of ETH contributed to a crowdsale period using Etherscan. Here's the tutorial:

https://steemit.com/eos/@koyn/checking-the-current-eth-contributions-towards-eos-using-etherscan-io

I made payment of 0.66579800 BitcoinSV to Coinsbee for an amazon gift card:

The BSV address Coinsbee gave me to pay into: 19gtzMCPh4VhRiCkJNWG8aDKtBX3VAtBaJ

Tranasction Hash (txid): 9863a98469ff5c245aa17750caf1310dd8a7132e2bca88f36bda0a756a9ea5b0

However I never received any confirmation email nor any Amazon GC after making the BSV payment.

What is most concerning is that Coinsbee has since moved the 0.66579800 BSV out of that address we paid into, it not like they are unaware.

I emailed Coinsbee customer support and got a very badly written reply that my invoice ticket expired before I made the payment (which is totally untrue as there was almost 17 minutes left on the clock when I hit send) so they gave me the link to Coingate to fill out the refund form, but I never received the order number and transaction number from an order that I never received a confirmation email for!

..I still have not received any refund nor the Amazon Gift Card

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-sv/transaction/9863a98469ff5c245aa17750caf1310dd8a7132e2bca88f36bda0a756a9ea5b0

Binance, no verification delay.

From there you can trade it by either sending over ETH or BTC. (would recommend ETH, pretty much instant with minimal fees.) Coinbase if you don't have BTC/ETH already.

Use Coinbase/GDAX to get your Ethereum and then Binance is the way to go. I've used it and have had no issues. Depositing is within minutes and with 205 supported coins you can basically buy any coin you want. If this helped you in any way I would appreciate you using my referral link: https://www.binance.com/?ref=13291197

Coinbase Earn is still offering EOS for free, got my wife and I £7.90 worth for free each. Also Stellar and BAT still available if your accounts are eligible. All together 3 altcoins worth over £20 for free. Fell free to use my invite link if not already done.

https://coinbase.com/earn/xlm/invite/kzvrs873

Don't hold it too long....

Here’s why EOS will confiscate your tokens if you HODL for too long https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/06/12/eos-cryptocurrency-hodl/

Thank you all for your green votes! ... now tipped 20 🙏! It confirms my belief that EOS is the right community to build the next iteration of GreenHabit (which will be to a dApp).
The simple messenger app is now live in Product Hunts' Makers Festival - Green Earth edition. 🏆Winning that comp would maximise exposure for GreenHabit and then ultimately EOS. This exposure would be through thousands of websites displaying their own GreenHabit verify badge. Tapping the badge would show the actual verification data on the EOS blockchain.

If you are interested in supporting GreenHabit please check it out in the 😻voting list: https://www.producthunt.com/makers-festival/green-earth/voting

Here's a guide for claiming tokens.

It's definitely worth confirming which round number you contributed to and maybe trying a "Claim" for that round instead of "claim-all." I've heard this will save you gas b/c claim-all is more expensive. I'm US citizen so I haven't gone through the process myself.

Hope this is helpful :)

https://steemit.com/eos/@vitkolesnik/how-to-buy-and-claim-eos-tokens-a-step-by-step-tutorial

As a follow-up, I did some more ruminating on this roadblock I ran into on EOS, and wrote up a blog post about several recent roadblocks I hit with several young cryptocurrency projects that all seemed pretty similar.

Sure thing! I learned Solidity over the past year, and explored using it for a couple different applications. I wrote a tutorial for how to interact with Ethereum Smart Contracts, and created the contacts needed for that guide. Now that I've understood and explored Ethereum I'm trying to grok EOS too, but it feels a lot more slow going.

I guess your problem would have been resolved by now. But for others who come to this thread looking for help. Here is one solution to try out: EOS distribution app not loading

There is some controversy around the fact that the tokens are on the ethereum blockchain and that they are not associated with any rights whatsoever, as well as the year long ICO period. There are some conspiracy theories as well. These links summarize it pretty well:

https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@adixx/eos-red-flags

https://steemit.com/steemit/@sgtreport/insider-addresses-the-eos-controversy-steemit-and-a-world-of-crypto

You could use a VPN and join EOSio Daily Sale Read More

Or use Changelly to convert Read More

This (https://steemit.com/eos/@eosio/an-update-from-block-one-ceo-brendan-blumer) doesn't directly address the market manipulation, but it's a statement from the CEO of block.one stating it's not them participating in the crowdsale to hike up the price and they're finalizing with a 3rd party auditor to provide comfort that they're not involved.

TBH every crypto market has "market manipulation", and to claim EOS is worse because they have some as well is silly. It's still early in the EOS market, so it's a high risk high reward scenario just like any emerging market.

Hey mate, I personally use and recommend Bitfinex, here is a link https://www.bitfinex.com/?refcode=JJE1pQVYfs

heres a vid for a quick overview https://youtu.be/nSh0l-RCQh8

disclaimer: thats an affiliate link which might give me tiny commissions from their trade fees

They didn't "edit the ledger." They forked the code; therefore, the reference to the "hardfork." Here for a more in depth explanation of the events: https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/guides/the-dao-the-hack-the-soft-fork-and-the-hard-fork/

//AND// The strict protocol, with "check and balances," you are referring to isn't very strict, nor does it provide the "checks and balances" you mention, not when the ECAF has the power to act unilaterally. And, Ethereum doesn't have that functionality because the Ethereum protocol is secured by a REAL blockchain....not a pseudo-blockchain susceptible to a multitude of security breaches.

As mentioned by others pick from the following two: https://cryptowat.ch/ https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/eos/

CMC is my personal favourite. But cryptowatch makes it easier to keep track of multiple at a time so more convenient.

It's never late to start using Internet. It's the same thing with EOS. Buy before the June main chain release.

BTW Binance is good exchange with good mobile app (for trading on the go) to buy https://www.binance.com/?ref=10738995

1. I didn’t say anything about duplicate content. https://moz.com/google-algorithm-change

2. The market values it at $.02. Intrinsic value be damned. Please tell me what crypto project you believe has intrinsic value.

3. It is well oiled if you like a few hundred editors that have full control of the system. Hey don’t forget to send in your donation or the entire thing might just fall apart.

4. No. You really don’t understand Everipedia. They have expanded beyond the confines of Wikipedia.

I mean this came out today and I have read many other sources on the same thing. Regardless, what I am getting at is really that these vulnerabilities may not necessarily be a terrible thing and that it could just be a part of a blockchains growing pains. I am not trying to denounce EOS, rather trying to learn more about how these problems work, what they mean and how they are worked out.

That was fixed 3 years ago via a firmware update. Considering no Trezor has ever really been hacked and robbed irl I would say they are fairly safe in general. For all we know a weakness could be found in Ledger next week...

https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/03/20/ledger-nano-s-hack-cryptocurrency/

And many others.

There must be more places selling EOS, I don't know. I bought mine in the EOS ICO in the window 0. But then, I transfered them to Bitfinex and sold them at 3x profit. As far I'm aware, you must have a ETH wallet with private key (MyEtherWallet or MetaMask) and attach those ERC-20 tokens to your wallet and create a private key and a public one.

https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-update-the-eos-public-key-mapped-registered-to-your-ethereum-wallet-with-myetherwallet-mew

So, I'm hopping the ERC20 go below 0.8 usd, buy again and register and keep to claim the EOS blockchain coins in one year.

Eos inflation is not guaranteed to be 5%. That is simply the maximum it will be. It could be 2% or 1%. It's basically just speculation at this point. If it's at 1% then it looks like it could be less inflationary than bitcoin at least until 2026. I think that's enough time for bitcoin to become obsolete. As far as ethereum goes, it currently inflates 3x the maximum amount that eos could be set to. Nobody knows when proof of stake will be fully implemented. Are we just going to ignore the inflation in the meantime? I guess it gets a pass?

Maybe you should just buy the hero? https://steemit.com/bitshares/@stan/the-hero-from-bitshares-island-5

You should not leave anything on an exchange long enough to find out. Create an Ethereum public/private keypair, back it up safely, and transfer everything from Bitfinex into the keypair you control. Then, go to https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-update-the-eos-public-key-mapped-registered-to-your-ethereum-wallet-with-myetherwallet-mew to generate an EOS keypair and register the public key to your Ethereum wallet

No. It's not normal but it looks like they hit the contract account only seventeen hours ago for some reason. I am wondering if that window isn't closed yet? Try the claimall function in MEW again after this current window closes in 9 hours. It's possible that because they've been having network congestion issues your tokens got jammed up. If it still isn't working, maybe send a note to the contract owner through etherscan.

Edit: just a note to make sure you generate keys for the MEW address, not that it matters for the contribution transaction itself but it might. You can double check for that inside the MEW with another tutorial on steemit. https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-check-which-eos-public-key-is-mapped-to-your-eth-address-with-myetherwallet-mew

According to that tx hash and your MEW address, you made that transaction 17 hours ago. I cannot see when the EOS window closes for this contribution period....but it's possible the window is not closed yet. The crowdsale received your ETH, so just make sure you follow the steemit.com guides to generate public EOS keys and then claim your tokens after the window closes. There are specific tutorials for all scenarios if you get stuck. Here's a good one to start with: https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-transfer-eos-erc20-tokens-using-myetherwallet

Edit: really poor sentence construction.

https://steemit.com/eos/@altruist/how-to-get-eos-io-distribution-with-metamask-working-in-3-clicks-syntaxerror-unexpected-end-of-json-input

This worked first time for me. Remember to upvote if you're a Steem user :)

I never realized how stupid people are until I got into Cryptocurrency. Dan is scamming people? You guys do realize the man has had 2 million dollars in his steemit wallet for over a year & hasn't touched a cent of it!?!?!?! Sounds like a man that believes in his work if you ask me. Unlike Vitalik who sold out 25% of his shares when Ethereum hit $8. https://steemit.com/@dantheman/transfers

I have followed the same instructions for MEW https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-transfer-eos-erc20-tokens-using-myetherwallet however the mist wallet hangs at the point of adding the custom token

These guides might help you, if you use MEW.

1)

https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/contributing-to-eos-token-sale-with-myetherwallet-and-contract-inner-workings

2) This relates to visibility - as you have to add a custom tokens.

https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-transfer-eos-erc20-tokens-using-myetherwallet

Don't forget to register, cheers!

You can register your keys at anytime using MEW, but it will use some gas, probably 0.001 eth

Just follow this tutorial https://steemit.com/eos/@sandwich/how-to-update-the-eos-public-key-mapped-registered-to-your-ethereum-wallet-with-myetherwallet-mew

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