There are 3 days to ICO, and now began to publicize, too late, but also the lack of official websites and data support
What are you talking about? This coin is not an ICO 
Topic: [ANN] TIMEREUM (TME) VERSION 2.0: "ELIXIR" (ELIX) RELEASED (NEW THREAD) - page 113. (Read 126691 times)
July 21, 2017, 05:47:55 AM
July 21, 2017, 05:13:17 AM
Hello, I created custom token on child ETH address and got 1 TME, thanks 
1. Do I need to create TME token on Parent address as well, to receive tokens?
2. Do I need to transfer some gas to child ETH address to be able to send TME to parent?
Thanks!
1. Do I need to create TME token on Parent address as well, to receive tokens?
2. Do I need to transfer some gas to child ETH address to be able to send TME to parent?
Thanks!
July 21, 2017, 04:44:24 AM
Hi Dev.
I saw my 1 TME in the address.
The longer I wait to send to the parent address and the more money I get. It's correct?
Thank you.
I saw my 1 TME in the address.
The longer I wait to send to the parent address and the more money I get. It's correct?
Thank you.
You get coins not money :-) Unless TME is traded somewhere and got some investor eye on it I will remain just a coin.
Basically you can release 10 batches in total, the longer you wait the more coins it will generate through the mining. Earlier in the thread the algorithm is explained on how your batches will increase over time.
Don't think it's an easy getting rich scheme, do you think TME will be around in 10 years? Do you think TME will be interesting to trade from a non airdrop participant perspective? Is there a roadmap yet for further development?
Its unbelievable sometimes that people just think it will be a sleeping giant and when it wakes up it's a one way ticket to the Ferrari dealer :-)
I recommend to start focusing on the next steps and the future purpose of TME and pls don't be shy to present some OTB ideas on how to built upon it's existence.
July 21, 2017, 04:24:49 AM
I send 0.1 TME to the parent address and received 1254 TME at the child address. The longer the interval between rounds, the more TME? Is it so?
Thank you in advance!
Thank you in advance!
July 21, 2017, 04:17:57 AM
Hi Dev.
I saw my 1 TME in the address.
The longer I wait to send to the parent address and the more money I get. It's correct?
Thank you.
I saw my 1 TME in the address.
The longer I wait to send to the parent address and the more money I get. It's correct?
Thank you.
July 21, 2017, 04:03:42 AM
Nice to see that the smart contract has been activated and that Timereum is now live. See you in 10 years when I mine my batch. 
Really. 
I will come with you. 
July 21, 2017, 03:54:55 AM
Cool we can soon trade with TME
July 21, 2017, 03:46:49 AM
Nice to see that the smart contract has been activated and that Timereum is now live. See you in 10 years when I mine my batch.
July 21, 2017, 03:26:26 AM
@ Dev, it all works perfectly! Great job!
Looking forward trading with TME in the near future
Looking forward trading with TME in the near future
July 21, 2017, 02:45:10 AM
There are 3 days to ICO, and now began to publicize, too late, but also the lack of official websites and data support
What are you talking about ? What ICO ? I think you posted in the wrong thread. July 21, 2017, 02:18:11 AM
Well I tested it and I just mined my first coins , I used the 1st out of 10 batches , I moved 0.1 TME from my child address to my parent address and I mined 1254 TME. All in all well done dev.
All in all well done dev. July 21, 2017, 01:59:35 AM
@bob75coin Just move your 1 TME back to your child address. Better yet, next time only move a tiny amount of TME. You own both wallets so you can always access your TME, presumably.
TimereumDev, or @bob75coin, what is the benefit of only moving a tiny amount of TME? If we only get 10 transactions total, then what's the difference?
July 21, 2017, 01:57:16 AM
Thank you for airdrop, Dev. I`ve got my first TME
Good luck further!
Good luck further!
July 21, 2017, 01:45:37 AM
Have you the full guide step by step or a video ?
July 21, 2017, 01:35:59 AM
I'm not happy with your copypasted -EREUM part of your name that you've taken from Ethereum.
There is nothing wrong in using Ethereum name to brand their token, the main thing here is for the team to locate their own market niche, because till now I don't understand the solution this project is trying to solve
July 21, 2017, 01:26:52 AM
@ Dev, thanks for the update! Both my ETH addresses were on the list but I have not received any token at all.
Can you please check what happened?
Parent
0x5D02a36Dd83ead10B9b3d1f64eae38Cf4b2A2cd6
Can you please check what happened?
Parent
0x5D02a36Dd83ead10B9b3d1f64eae38Cf4b2A2cd6
Check in myetherwallet in transactions do not look, there it is not displayed
Add to both addresses token -
Contract Address:
0xee22430595ae400a30ffba37883363fbf293e24e
Symbol:
TME
Decimals:
18
July 21, 2017, 01:26:23 AM
Hi my child address is through parity Ethereum and was just wondering if anybody had a guide for seeing your tokens through that wallet.
Your Timereum (TME) address pairs are ready to generate coins.
Contract Address:
0xee22430595ae400a30ffba37883363fbf293e24e
Symbol:
TME
Decimals:
18
0xee22430595ae400a30ffba37883363fbf293e24e
Symbol:
TME
Decimals:
18
The original pairings submitted still stand. If you submitted corrections to your address pair, these are reflected on the updated website list.
When you are ready to generate a batch of coins, move any amount of timereum from your child address to your parent address. To begin, each child address only has one coin in it so you can start making batches. Whenever you would like to create a batch, move any nonzero amount of timereum from the child address to the parent. You can only create ten batches, and the reward per batch increases as you wait to deploy your batches. All batches use the same start reference time to determine reward.
When you are ready to generate a batch of coins, move any amount of timereum from your child address to your parent address. To begin, each child address only has one coin in it so you can start making batches. Whenever you would like to create a batch, move any nonzero amount of timereum from the child address to the parent. You can only create ten batches, and the reward per batch increases as you wait to deploy your batches. All batches use the same start reference time to determine reward.
If you use MyEtherWallet.com (make sure the domain is correctly spelled) and need help viewing your TME, follow these steps:
1. Under "View Wallet Info," select your preferred option (you can view your tokens with just an address).
2. Once the wallet interface is open, select "Add Custom Token."
3. Enter the above values colored in blue.
4. You will now be able to see one TME in your child address. Your parent address will be empty.
lets try to see how it works.
so happy to see somehings new here
July 21, 2017, 01:11:25 AM
Can I edit my ETH address change? And if so, what do I need to do? Please help, dev.
July 21, 2017, 12:53:45 AM
Hi my child address is through parity Ethereum and was just wondering if anybody had a guide for seeing your tokens through that wallet.
Your Timereum (TME) address pairs are ready to generate coins.
Contract Address:
0xee22430595ae400a30ffba37883363fbf293e24e
Symbol:
TME
Decimals:
18
0xee22430595ae400a30ffba37883363fbf293e24e
Symbol:
TME
Decimals:
18
The original pairings submitted still stand. If you submitted corrections to your address pair, these are reflected on the updated website list.
When you are ready to generate a batch of coins, move any amount of timereum from your child address to your parent address. To begin, each child address only has one coin in it so you can start making batches. Whenever you would like to create a batch, move any nonzero amount of timereum from the child address to the parent. You can only create ten batches, and the reward per batch increases as you wait to deploy your batches. All batches use the same start reference time to determine reward.
When you are ready to generate a batch of coins, move any amount of timereum from your child address to your parent address. To begin, each child address only has one coin in it so you can start making batches. Whenever you would like to create a batch, move any nonzero amount of timereum from the child address to the parent. You can only create ten batches, and the reward per batch increases as you wait to deploy your batches. All batches use the same start reference time to determine reward.
If you use MyEtherWallet.com (make sure the domain is correctly spelled) and need help viewing your TME, follow these steps:
1. Under "View Wallet Info," select your preferred option (you can view your tokens with just an address).
2. Once the wallet interface is open, select "Add Custom Token."
3. Enter the above values colored in blue.
4. You will now be able to see one TME in your child address. Your parent address will be empty.
That one is for my Eth wallet i believe, The options listed are not the same for a parity wallet as for as I have seen, there does not seem to be a similar option while deploying custom tokens.
July 21, 2017, 12:48:17 AM
I know I join this airdrop but I'll never see any TME on my wallet when I check it.
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