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so ICN will be on www.myetherwallet.com ? Right ? or i should wait for futher instruction ?
me too I will wait!
Please clarify!!!
Please clarify!!!
Is there "watch TOKEN" functionality in myetherwallet.com? or do I have to get Mist?
Short answers: no, and yes.Enhanced hint answer: I hope they update Mist with the latest geth release before Oct 10, or there's likely to be another delay.
The ICONOMI Team should release an official guide on how to claim the ICN Tokens.
Hopefully, it will include an idiot's guide on how to add the contract address for ICN on myetherwallet.com
I will wait for something official before doing anything.
Hopefully, it will include an idiot's guide on how to add the contract address for ICN on myetherwallet.com
I will wait for something official before doing anything.
Only need to know creation adress.
oops yes yes fixed it thx (to token address) it's getting late I guess I have an issue with Parity (It didn't fully download the blockchain) however I'm able to run Mist browser without issues , and I created an account (but It says I'm unable to see incoming transactions or something) , so Is it safe to use that generated address or not ? and where can I find my private keys?
Option 1:
Go to myetherwallet.com and the wallet info tab. Attach the keystore file and enter your password and it'll show all your keys. Note the private key and then you can use that to import your account into any geth node using the wallet import "filename" function.
Option 2: (more secure)
In Mist Ethereum Wallet Accounts > Backup > Accounts > Keystore This folder is where your encrypted keys reside . You should copy this folder to other devices as a back up.
Use myetherwallet if you want a straight forward priv / pub key pair. The one in mist is obviously encrypted, and I see no way to simply view it unencrypted.
Ok, so I got so far as generating a wallet and viewing wallet info. I see tokens listed, but ICN is nowhere to be found. Will ICN automatically show up on the 11th?
MrPresident,
Can you tell us noobs exactly how to do this with Myetherwallet? I need baby steps. I'm at level "zero" with ETH. I don't want to lose any ICNs. My crypto experience is with Bitcoins, Ledger NanoS, and trezor.
Thanks in advance.
Better use complete offline version, or mist (once it will be fixed). Team should have an official how-to for both online and offline storage:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16473283
A trezor for ethereum would be very nice to have
The only way to do that I have found is by using myetherwallet.
If you know another way, please share it... (I don't think there is another way.)
Ok, so I got so far as generating a wallet and viewing wallet info. I see tokens listed, but ICN is nowhere to be found. Will ICN automatically show up on the 11th?
...and the contract address will be given out launch day.
Sorry almost right you need to go to Watch Token.
Guide can be find here. https://forum.daohub.org/t/how-do-i-see-my-dao-tokens-in-ethereum-wallet-mist/580/2 Only need to know creation adress.
Is there "watch contract" functionality in myetherwallet.com? or do I have to get Mist?
Sorry if this is a noob question but which Ethereum wallet is best to use?
I guess I have an issue with Parity (It didn't fully download the blockchain) however I'm able to run Mist browser without issues , and I created an account (but It says I'm unable to see incoming transactions or something) , so Is it safe to use that generated address or not ? and where can I find my private keys?
Option 1:
Go to myetherwallet.com and the wallet info tab. Attach the keystore file and enter your password and it'll show all your keys. Note the private key and then you can use that to import your account into any geth node using the wallet import "filename" function.
Option 2: (more secure)
In Mist Ethereum Wallet Accounts > Backup > Accounts > Keystore This folder is where your encrypted keys reside . You should copy this folder to other devices as a back up.
Use myetherwallet if you want a straight forward priv / pub key pair. The one in mist is obviously encrypted, and I see no way to simply view it unencrypted.
Ok, so I got so far as generating a wallet and viewing wallet info. I see tokens listed, but ICN is nowhere to be found. Will ICN automatically show up on the 11th?
MrPresident,
Can you tell us noobs exactly how to do this with Myetherwallet? I need baby steps. I'm at level "zero" with ETH. I don't want to lose any ICNs. My crypto experience is with Bitcoins, Ledger NanoS, and trezor.
Thanks in advance.
Better use complete offline version, or mist (once it will be fixed). Team should have an official how-to for both online and offline storage:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16473283
A trezor for ethereum would be very nice to have
The only way to do that I have found is by using myetherwallet.
If you know another way, please share it... (I don't think there is another way.)
Ok, so I got so far as generating a wallet and viewing wallet info. I see tokens listed, but ICN is nowhere to be found. Will ICN automatically show up on the 11th?
...and the contract address will be given out launch day.
Sorry almost right you need to go to Watch Token.
Guide can be find here. https://forum.daohub.org/t/how-do-i-see-my-dao-tokens-in-ethereum-wallet-mist/580/2 Only need to know creation adress.
I guess I have an issue with Parity (It didn't fully download the blockchain) however I'm able to run Mist browser without issues , and I created an account (but It says I'm unable to see incoming transactions or something) , so Is it safe to use that generated address or not ? and where can I find my private keys?
Option 1:
Go to myetherwallet.com and the wallet info tab. Attach the keystore file and enter your password and it'll show all your keys. Note the private key and then you can use that to import your account into any geth node using the wallet import "filename" function.
Option 2: (more secure)
In Mist Ethereum Wallet Accounts > Backup > Accounts > Keystore This folder is where your encrypted keys reside . You should copy this folder to other devices as a back up.
Use myetherwallet if you want a straight forward priv / pub key pair. The one in mist is obviously encrypted, and I see no way to simply view it unencrypted.
Ok, so I got so far as generating a wallet and viewing wallet info. I see tokens listed, but ICN is nowhere to be found. Will ICN automatically show up on the 11th?
MrPresident,
Can you tell us noobs exactly how to do this with Myetherwallet? I need baby steps. I'm at level "zero" with ETH. I don't want to lose any ICNs. My crypto experience is with Bitcoins, Ledger NanoS, and trezor.
Thanks in advance.
Better use complete offline version, or mist (once it will be fixed). Team should have an official how-to for both online and offline storage:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16473283
A trezor for ethereum would be very nice to have
The only way to do that I have found is by using myetherwallet.
If you know another way, please share it... (I don't think there is another way.)
Ok, so I got so far as generating a wallet and viewing wallet info. I see tokens listed, but ICN is nowhere to be found. Will ICN automatically show up on the 11th?
...and the token address will be given out launch day.
Confirmed:
Myetherwallet.com is perfect for this:
Myetherwallet.com is perfect for this:
What is the contract address to deploy the contract on myetherwallet.com
Wat is beercoin? looks delicious
Confirmed:
Myetherwallet.com is perfect for this:
Myetherwallet.com is perfect for this:
What is the contract address to deploy the contract on myetherwallet.com
Wat is beercoin? looks delicious
Confirmed:
Myetherwallet.com is perfect for this:
Myetherwallet.com is perfect for this:
What is the contract address to deploy the contract on myetherwallet.com
So we need to submit verification documents even if we invested with bitcoin only 
no,only if you invested fiat currency
Confirmed:
Myetherwallet.com is perfect for this:
Myetherwallet.com is perfect for this:
What is the contract address to deploy the contract on myetherwallet.com
i'm trying to enable 2FA with sms code, success to submit my phone number and get email to verified the 2FA and verified it, i'm logout and try to login again wait about 10 minutes but i'm not get sms code on my phone
edited: get my sms code now
edited: get my sms code now
So we need to submit verification documents even if we invested with bitcoin only
I guess I have an issue with Parity (It didn't fully download the blockchain) however I'm able to run Mist browser without issues , and I created an account (but It says I'm unable to see incoming transactions or something) , so Is it safe to use that generated address or not ? and where can I find my private keys?
Option 1:
Go to myetherwallet.com and the wallet info tab. Attach the keystore file and enter your password and it'll show all your keys. Note the private key and then you can use that to import your account into any geth node using the wallet import "filename" function.
Option 2: (more secure)
In Mist Ethereum Wallet Accounts > Backup > Accounts > Keystore This folder is where your encrypted keys reside . You should copy this folder to other devices as a back up.
Use myetherwallet if you want a straight forward priv / pub key pair. The one in mist is obviously encrypted, and I see no way to simply view it unencrypted.
Ok, so I got so far as generating a wallet and viewing wallet info. I see tokens listed, but ICN is nowhere to be found. Will ICN automatically show up on the 11th?
MrPresident,
Can you tell us noobs exactly how to do this with Myetherwallet? I need baby steps. I'm at level "zero" with ETH. I don't want to lose any ICNs. My crypto experience is with Bitcoins, Ledger NanoS, and trezor.
Thanks in advance.
Better use complete offline version, or mist (once it will be fixed). Team should have an official how-to for both online and offline storage:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16473283
A trezor for ethereum would be very nice to have
The only way to do that I have found is by using myetherwallet.
If you know another way, please share it... (I don't think there is another way.)
Ok, so I got so far as generating a wallet and viewing wallet info. I see tokens listed, but ICN is nowhere to be found. Will ICN automatically show up on the 11th?
Not yet, they will need to add ICN because Jaxx has no option to add "watch token contracts"
but it does indeed list a few.
My guess is they will be adding it very soon after launch.
I like that wallet btw, nice and easy to use and understand, has ETH, ETH subtokens, ETC, BTC, DAO, Dash, Litecoin, and a boatload of fiat currency conversion choices.
but it does indeed list a few.
My guess is they will be adding it very soon after launch.
I like that wallet btw, nice and easy to use and understand, has ETH, ETH subtokens, ETC, BTC, DAO, Dash, Litecoin, and a boatload of fiat currency conversion choices.
"ICONOMI ICN tokens will be available on 11 October 2016.
You can set your withdrawal address at anytime before or after this date."
You can set your withdrawal address at anytime before or after this date."
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