when is the litewallet release
Within 2 weeks, if everything goes well.
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Within 2 weeks, if everything goes well.
when is the litewallet release
how many tokens do the founders control?
none. isn't it beautiful and refreshing.
oh, and there r no founders.
how many tokens do the founders control?
I think many lost or sended from an Exchange.
So i think 80m is a fair distribution, we can make also look how much will be claimed when mainnet will be live.
So i think 80m is a fair distribution, we can make also look how much will be claimed when mainnet will be live.
What exchange is this coin on/expected to be on?
Thanks ))
Thanks ))
Wow ! Magically delicious Wow!
How many coins in circulation
There will be 100 milions
maybe only 60M in circulation.
Can anyone help: I did participate from blockchain.info wallet. Since then blockchain.info updated their wallet system. Now the btc-address I sent is under "my bitcoin wallet" (default wallet) and there is no way to get the private keys for this original wallet address. There seems to be option to get priv.keys for imported addresses but not for this original wallet address which seems to reside under "my bitcoin wallet" in this new blockchain.info wallet system. Does anyone else have similar situation?
https://iancoleman.github.io/bip39/ (enter your 12 word passphrase here - if you can download it and run it locally)
https://ordinarydude.github.io/offline-bitcoin-signer/ (download it locally and then run it for signing the redeem function)
Thanks a bunch! I will try this.
Can anyone help: I did participate from blockchain.info wallet. Since then blockchain.info updated their wallet system. Now the btc-address I sent is under "my bitcoin wallet" (default wallet) and there is no way to get the private keys for this original wallet address. There seems to be option to get priv.keys for imported addresses but not for this original wallet address which seems to reside under "my bitcoin wallet" in this new blockchain.info wallet system. Does anyone else have similar situation?
https://iancoleman.github.io/bip39/ (enter your 12 word passphrase here - if you can download it and run it locally)
https://ordinarydude.github.io/offline-bitcoin-signer/ (download it locally and then run it for signing the redeem function)
Can anyone help: I did participate from blockchain.info wallet. Since then blockchain.info updated their wallet system. Now the btc-address I sent is under "my bitcoin wallet" (default wallet) and there is no way to get the private keys for this original wallet address. There seems to be option to get priv.keys for imported addresses but not for this original wallet address which seems to reside under "my bitcoin wallet" in this new blockchain.info wallet system. Does anyone else have similar situation?
How many coins in circulation
100 million in theory, but in reality much less !
when is lightwallet release
How many coins in circulation
There will be 100 milions
How many coins in circulation
agree, participation was good. lots of folks have too small amounts to actually care, haven't heard of the vote or just let others decide.
participation of 30% is nice!
I really wonder how many lost their private keys by now or forgot that they threw some BTC at this project. With that long of a time between donation phase and mainnet launch, it is very possible that maybe even 50% of XEL remain unclaimed.
Yes, some may have forgotten about the project but as soon as we are trading on a bigger exchange folks will remember and claim their XEL. I think some may have lost their keys or have sent from an exchange (that maybe even the bigger part) but overall i wouldn't expect more than 10% lost keys so far.
)When XEL hits exchanges, expect those who lost their keys (and probably some swindlers too) to come here and make fuss
agree, participation was good. lots of folks have too small amounts to actually care, haven't heard of the vote or just let others decide.
participation of 30% is nice!
I really wonder how many lost their private keys by now or forgot that they threw some BTC at this project. With that long of a time between donation phase and mainnet launch, it is very possible that maybe even 50% of XEL remain unclaimed.
Yes, some may have forgotten about the project but as soon as we are trading on a bigger exchange folks will remember and claim their XEL. I think some may have lost their keys or have sent from an exchange (that maybe even the bigger part) but overall i wouldn't expect more than 10% lost keys so far.
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agree, participation was good. lots of folks have too small amounts to actually care, haven't heard of the vote or just let others decide.
participation of 30% is nice!
I really wonder how many lost their private keys by now or forgot that they threw some BTC at this project. With that long of a time between donation phase and mainnet launch, it is very possible that maybe even 50% of XEL remain unclaimed.
Yes, some may have forgotten about the project but as soon as we are trading on a bigger exchange folks will remember and claim their XEL. I think some may have lost their keys or have sent from an exchange (that maybe even the bigger part) but overall i wouldn't expect more than 10% lost keys so far.
agree, participation was good. lots of folks have too small amounts to actually care, haven't heard of the vote or just let others decide.
participation of 30% is nice!
I really wonder how many lost their private keys by now or forgot that they threw some BTC at this project. With that long of a time between donation phase and mainnet launch, it is very possible that maybe even 50% of XEL remain unclaimed.
agree, participation was good. lots of folks have too small amounts to actually care, haven't heard of the vote or just let others decide.
participation of 30% is nice!
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