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Topic: [ANN] [XME] MonerEOS - Fork 1:1 of Monero / 20:1 of EOS - Private cryptocurrency - page 8. (Read 12981 times)

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the moon
From the description it turns out that this is a merger of two coins or what?
All right,A hard fork is when a single cryptocurrency splits in two.
MonerEOS enables private & untraceable transactions on EOS

The strategy is good, I wonder how you are going to implement everything in practice, it will not be easy
hero member
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If this legit then it would be good Cheesy but there's not much buzz about this fork.

waiting for more details if this legit or not, will keep watching how this unfolds.
newbie
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Normal hardfork, in general, it is quite expected to be honest.
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From the description it turns out that this is a merger of two coins or what?
All right,A hard fork is when a single cryptocurrency splits in two.
MonerEOS enables private & untraceable transactions on EOS
newbie
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From the description it turns out that this is a merger of two coins or what?
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MonerEOS (XME) -  MonerEOS.org


MonerEOS is a secure and private. Untraceable cryptocurrency based on the CryptoNote protocol.



List of attributes for the MonerEOS token

  • Complete privacy. No risk of future disclosure
  • User-created tokens
  • Potential for gambling apps
  • 2 trx per second per account
  • No staking or voting
  • 200ms confirmation and irreversible
  • Unknowable exact supply, estimates only
  • Generally deflationary
  • Require initial trusted setup
  • Not possible to detect breach in security until
    new supply enters market
  • Security would likely take nation state level
  • No new crypto math
  • Tech foundation already used by governments
    for most secure infrastructure





MonerEOS Hard Fork

What Is A Hard Fork?

A hard fork is when a single cryptocurrency splits in two.
It occurs when a cryptocurrency’s existing code is changed, resulting in both an old and new version.
This case is somewhat unique, whereby XMR and EOS were co-forked into MonerEOS (XME).


When Was The Hard Fork?

Snapshot Date: 5th of April, 2019 20:00 UTC
Snapshot Blocks: calculate for XMR and calculate for EOS.
Mainnet Launch: April 8, 2019

Can I claim my XME?

When the hard fork took place, a snapshot of all existing XMR and EOS holdings occured.
Anyone holding XMR or EOS in a wallet or supported exchange has been credited
MonerEOS (XME) at a 1:1 ratio for Monero(XMR) and  20:1 ratio for EOS.
For example, if you held 26 XMR and 380 EOS, you would receive 45 XME.




Name: MonerEOS

Symbol: XME

Circulating Supply: 62,194,500 XME

Total Supply: 84,200,000 XME

Block Time: Every 120 seconds

Block Size: Dynamic (max 2xM100)

Privacy: Ring signature. Stealth addresses

Official Website:
https://monereos.org

Web Wallet:
https://mymonereos.org

Desktop Wallet (Win/Mac):
https://monereos.org/#wallet

Quick Exchange:
https://exchangexme.org

Twitter (Community):
https://twitter.com/monereos

Telegram:
https://t.me/MonerEOSofficial

Blockchain Explorer:
https://explorer.monereos.org

Whitepaper:
MonerEOS Whitepaper

Paper Wallet:
https://paperwallet.monereos.org



MonerEOS - Fork 1:1 of Monero / 20:1 of EOS - Private cryptocurrency

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