Topic: [ANN] Minereum - 🔥 🚀 Minereum is Launched on ETH, BSC and Polygon 🚀 - page 27. (Read 63377 times)

Quote from: brendan6498011 on May 08, 2020, 06:21:01 PM

!!!IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!!

Hi Everyone,

Recently we found out a security vulnerability in the Minereum main smart contract.

This vulnertability was not severe however it allowed users to trigger Transfer events of any amount from the token even if the tokens were not transfered.

You can see an example here: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x3d42df8ad9cd59f65f0199f279910f0fa71a22a465fd20f3a51d96a63b5efb6c

The balances were actually not affected but the Transfer event was triggered.

This created some problems in exchanges, as a result we decided to deploy a new Minereum Smart Contract to fix this issue.

New Smart Contract Address: 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0
Symbol: MNE
Decimals: 8

Things to take into account:

- Nothing out of the ordinary was affected except the new Minereum Smart Contract Address, all MNE Balances, Genesis Address and Stake Holders are working as normal, all balances and functionalities are safe.

- If you use the Minereum V2 Platform nothing will change, all addresses are loaded and visible there, all functions are working as normal.

- On external wallets you need to add the custom token again with the new address

- On block explorers such as etherscan, the balances will take some days until they are all visible from the new contract. Even if the balances are not visible on etherscan they are loaded and your balances are safe. You can manage and see all the information about your addresses on the Minereum V2 Platform.

- Trading on livecoin will resume soon

Next steps:

- Finalize the upgrade of the Lucky Draw Smart Contract
- Launch the MNE Staking Feature

Hello,

what happen for MNE already minted , we must swap them ?

Apologies, your post was deleted because we had to make a new deployment and we have a new smart contract: 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0

To avoid confusions we are deleting any posts with mentions to the old contract address.

About you question, no, all the balances are safe, you just need to reload them in your wallet with the new contract.

On etherscan it will only be visible after we finalize the transfer events.

For accurate information use the Minereum V2 platform https://www.minereum.com/v2

sorry but when i send my mne i have "Minereum: Old Token" tag and i cant change mne contract or delete token in list in mew, so can you tell me if my MNE are still valid?

Yes your MNE are valid. Add a new MNE to your MEW, for example MNE 3 with the new contract 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0. Alternatively you can do transfers and manage your address from the Minereum V2 platform https://www.minereum.com/v2

sorry but my MNE are on old contract so new contract dont work with my mne you must swap them to new MNE contract.

Your MNE are in the new contract as well, you just have to load the new contract address in your wallet or access the Minereum V2 Platform with a web3 browser loaded with your wallet. The V2 Platform is always updated with the latest contract and everything is visible there in the My Address page. https://www.minereum.com/v2

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Quote from: galaxiekyl on May 08, 2020, 04:19:32 PM

Quote from: brendan6498011 on May 07, 2020, 07:55:00 AM

Quote from: galaxiekyl on May 08, 2020, 04:19:32 PM

So, old token holders need to send them to where for a token swap?

if your address is not v1 gen address, u do not need do anything,otherwise you will lost all your coins.

bullshit how livecoin have swap on new contract, dev must swap old token make a update and tuto for holder mnev1.

you miss the time if your mne in the v1 gen address.

All MNE V1 were taken to V2, the only difference is that V1 Genesis Addresses require to be activated on V2 to start mining.

Make sure you add the new contract to your wallets so you can see your balances, or just access the Minereum V2 platform with a web3 browser loaded with your wallet: https://www.minereum.com/v2

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Quote from: brendan6498011 on May 07, 2020, 07:55:00 AM

Quote from: brendan6498011 on May 07, 2020, 07:55:00 AM

So, old token holders need to send them to where for a token swap?

if your address is not v1 gen address, u do not need do anything,otherwise you will lost all your coins.

bullshit how livecoin have swap on new contract, dev must swap old token make a update and tuto for holder mnev1.

you miss the time if your mne in the v1 gen address.

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Quote from: minereum on May 07, 2020, 01:39:36 PM

So, old token holders need to send them to where for a token swap?

if your address is not v1 gen address, u do not need do anything,otherwise you will lost all your coins.

bullshit how livecoin have swap on new contract, dev must swap old token make a update and tuto for holder mnev1.

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Quote from: galaxiekyl on May 07, 2020, 09:42:31 AM

Quote from: galaxiekyl on May 07, 2020, 09:42:31 AM

!!!IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!!

Hi Everyone,

Recently we found out a security vulnerability in the Minereum main smart contract.

This vulnertability was not severe however it allowed users to trigger Transfer events of any amount from the token even if the tokens were not transfered.

You can see an example here: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x3d42df8ad9cd59f65f0199f279910f0fa71a22a465fd20f3a51d96a63b5efb6c

The balances were actually not affected but the Transfer event was triggered.

This created some problems in exchanges, as a result we decided to deploy a new Minereum Smart Contract to fix this issue.

New Smart Contract Address: 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0
Symbol: MNE
Decimals: 8

Things to take into account:

- Nothing out of the ordinary was affected except the new Minereum Smart Contract Address, all MNE Balances, Genesis Address and Stake Holders are working as normal, all balances and functionalities are safe.

- If you use the Minereum V2 Platform nothing will change, all addresses are loaded and visible there, all functions are working as normal.

- On external wallets you need to add the custom token again with the new address

- On block explorers such as etherscan, the balances will take some days until they are all visible from the new contract. Even if the balances are not visible on etherscan they are loaded and your balances are safe. You can manage and see all the information about your addresses on the Minereum V2 Platform.

- Trading on livecoin will resume soon

Next steps:

- Finalize the upgrade of the Lucky Draw Smart Contract
- Launch the MNE Staking Feature

Hello,

what happen for MNE already minted , we must swap them ?

Apologies, your post was deleted because we had to make a new deployment and we have a new smart contract: 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0

To avoid confusions we are deleting any posts with mentions to the old contract address.

About you question, no, all the balances are safe, you just need to reload them in your wallet with the new contract.

On etherscan it will only be visible after we finalize the transfer events.

For accurate information use the Minereum V2 platform https://www.minereum.com/v2

sorry but when i send my mne i have "Minereum: Old Token" tag and i cant change mne contract or delete token in list in mew, so can you tell me if my MNE are still valid?

Yes your MNE are valid. Add a new MNE to your MEW, for example MNE 3 with the new contract 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0. Alternatively you can do transfers and manage your address from the Minereum V2 platform https://www.minereum.com/v2

sorry but my MNE are on old contract so new contract dont work with my mne you must swap them to new MNE contract.

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when the livecoin open desiot/withdraw?

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Quote from: bytcoin on May 06, 2020, 06:12:03 PM

!!!IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!!

Hi Everyone,

Recently we found out a security vulnerability in the Minereum main smart contract.

This vulnertability was not severe however it allowed users to trigger Transfer events of any amount from the token even if the tokens were not transfered.

You can see an example here: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x3d42df8ad9cd59f65f0199f279910f0fa71a22a465fd20f3a51d96a63b5efb6c

The balances were actually not affected but the Transfer event was triggered.

This created some problems in exchanges, as a result we decided to deploy a new Minereum Smart Contract to fix this issue.

New Smart Contract Address: 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0
Symbol: MNE
Decimals: 8

Things to take into account:

- Nothing out of the ordinary was affected except the new Minereum Smart Contract Address, all MNE Balances, Genesis Address and Stake Holders are working as normal, all balances and functionalities are safe.

- If you use the Minereum V2 Platform nothing will change, all addresses are loaded and visible there, all functions are working as normal.

- On external wallets you need to add the custom token again with the new address

- On block explorers such as etherscan, the balances will take some days until they are all visible from the new contract. Even if the balances are not visible on etherscan they are loaded and your balances are safe. You can manage and see all the information about your addresses on the Minereum V2 Platform.

- Trading on livecoin will resume soon

Next steps:

- Finalize the upgrade of the Lucky Draw Smart Contract
- Launch the MNE Staking Feature

Hello,

what happen for MNE already minted , we must swap them ?

Apologies, your post was deleted because we had to make a new deployment and we have a new smart contract: 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0

To avoid confusions we are deleting any posts with mentions to the old contract address.

About you question, no, all the balances are safe, you just need to reload them in your wallet with the new contract.

On etherscan it will only be visible after we finalize the transfer events.

For accurate information use the Minereum V2 platform https://www.minereum.com/v2

sorry but when i send my mne i have "Minereum: Old Token" tag and i cant change mne contract or delete token in list in mew, so can you tell me if my MNE are still valid?

Yes your MNE are valid. Add a new MNE to your MEW, for example MNE 3 with the new contract 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0. Alternatively you can do transfers and manage your address from the Minereum V2 platform https://www.minereum.com/v2

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Apologies, your post was deleted because we had to make a new deployment and we have a new smart contract: 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0

To avoid confusions we are deleting any posts with mentions to the old contract address.

About your query, perhaps MyEtherWallet works similar to etherscan where it needs a Transfer event to pickup your balance, after the loading is completed you should see it there. For accurate information use the Minereum V2 Platform https://www.minereum.com/v2

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As for the deleted post ... okay!
I looked https://www.minereum.com/v2
How do I see the balance in my MEW?

Add a new MNE to your MEW, for example MNE 3 with the new contract 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0

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!!!IMPORTANT INFORMATION!!!

Hi Everyone,

Recently we found out a security vulnerability in the Minereum main smart contract.

This vulnertability was not severe however it allowed users to trigger Transfer events of any amount from the token even if the tokens were not transfered.

You can see an example here: https://etherscan.io/tx/0x3d42df8ad9cd59f65f0199f279910f0fa71a22a465fd20f3a51d96a63b5efb6c

The balances were actually not affected but the Transfer event was triggered.

This created some problems in exchanges, as a result we decided to deploy a new Minereum Smart Contract to fix this issue.

New Smart Contract Address: 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0
Symbol: MNE
Decimals: 8

Things to take into account:

- Nothing out of the ordinary was affected except the new Minereum Smart Contract Address, all MNE Balances, Genesis Address and Stake Holders are working as normal, all balances and functionalities are safe.

- If you use the Minereum V2 Platform nothing will change, all addresses are loaded and visible there, all functions are working as normal.

- On external wallets you need to add the custom token again with the new address

- On block explorers such as etherscan, the balances will take some days until they are all visible from the new contract. Even if the balances are not visible on etherscan they are loaded and your balances are safe. You can manage and see all the information about your addresses on the Minereum V2 Platform.

- Trading on livecoin will resume soon

Next steps:

- Finalize the upgrade of the Lucky Draw Smart Contract
- Launch the MNE Staking Feature

Hello,

what happen for MNE already minted , we must swap them ?

Apologies, your post was deleted because we had to make a new deployment and we have a new smart contract: 0x426ca1ea2406c07d75db9585f22781c096e3d0e0

To avoid confusions we are deleting any posts with mentions to the old contract address.

About you question, no, all the balances are safe, you just need to reload them in your wallet with the new contract.

On etherscan it will only be visible after we finalize the transfer events.

For accurate information use the Minereum V2 platform https://www.minereum.com/v2

sorry but when i send my mne i have "Minereum: Old Token" tag and i cant change mne contract or delete token in list in mew, so can you tell me if my MNE are still valid?

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