Check your eth wallet address for some token valuation - page 2.

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Quote from: bgaf on May 26, 2020, 10:13:59 PM

For some reason hunters forgot their useless tokens from bounty and dont have idea anymore if their bounty tokens have some value. If you leave your wallet for quite sometime the easiest way to know this is to check your address on these two sites.

https://etherscan.io

https://ethplorer.io

The purposes of these sites are not only to see transactions but with the latest update and upgrade, we can see valuation of tokens under erc20 network that have been listed on coinmarketcap. You dont need to visit each channel or social media for update by simply looking on these sites you will know if your tokens from bounty have value.

Both of the mentioned sites are good for checking the token's worth I in particular use Ethplorer but its just my habit and it worked well so I can't complain about it neither can I say much about Etherscan since I haven't used it myself but from the people I know use it I've heard them whine either.

In any case these two tools are important for bounters or people who received airdops to see how much their tokens are worth - anyway worth spreading this.

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I thought that there are so many hunters are lazy to check their coins caused by they think if their coins worth nothing right now. I have checked my wallets and some of my old coins have become really valuable in the market this time.

I think etherscan is much better than ethproler caused by it provides simple information.

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i usually check etherscan from time to time it has simple UI and you can also create account and create watch-list of addresses so in case of any incoming or outgoing transaction you will get email alerts.

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enjinx.io is another option that shows more details about the coins than ethplorer and etherscan. They provide a full scree view on Token, amount, price and total value. They even provide better details about token smart contract. They provide name and official site link of recognized tokens all in a much friendly GUI. The holders tab is handy to find how distributed the token is.

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Yes it is right checking out wallet once in a while because you never can tell which shitcoins that will be remembered by their team and maybe decides to list. After all it doesn't cause anything to just scan the wallet. Also, I think ethplorer is better as it tries to assign or showcase the price of each token and that's the one I have been using since. It's better to check once in a while in order not to miss out a good selling opportunity.

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Quote from: Anarchy101 on May 28, 2020, 11:53:21 PM

I had absolutely no idea that we can link the etherscan's API to our telegram accounts. Any idea how can one link their address to telegram?

Already mentioned here @ETHtokenExplorer_bot, just following intruction bot.

if you has technical knowledge you can make your own telegram bot. need phyton skill to do that. just google it you be find link instruction.

Quote from: TanakabZX on May 29, 2020, 12:20:49 AM

Sorry to say pal but this is old school way of checking or tracking your tokens, now everyone can give trust wallet a try, every single tokens you have in your wallet will pop up without adding them manually and you will see their price on exchanges too

those all link don't need your private key to check it all, when you use wallet for check it them is risk, any out there has malware inject your phone, bud.

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Quote from: bgaf on May 26, 2020, 10:13:59 PM

For some reason hunters forgot their useless tokens from bounty and dont have idea anymore if their bounty tokens have some value. If you leave your wallet for quite sometime the easiest way to know this is to check your address on these two sites.

https://etherscan.io

https://ethplorer.io

The purposes of these sites are not only to see transactions but with the latest update and upgrade, we can see valuation of tokens under erc20 network that have been listed on coinmarketcap. You dont need to visit each channel or social media for update by simply looking on these sites you will know if your tokens from bounty have value.

Sorry to say pal but this is old school way of checking or tracking your tokens, now everyone can give trust wallet a try, every single tokens you have in your wallet will pop up without adding them manually and you will see their price on exchanges too

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I more often open the site https://etherscan.io to check old tokens that are still in my wallet, maybe for a beginner bounty hunter is very useful for both sites,
and don't forget once in a while to check it, to check the price update of the token that you have.

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Quote from: blue Snow on May 28, 2020, 11:08:01 PM

Quote from: bgaf on May 26, 2020, 10:13:59 PM

https://etherscan.io

I know they have API to use it into your telegram. some user already made telegram bot using etherscan API, so we don't need to visiting website again. will notify you on your telegram aplication @ETHtokenExplorer_bot when token landing and setting your value of currency.

I had absolutely no idea that we can link the etherscan's API to our telegram accounts. Any idea how can one link their address to telegram?

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Quote from: blue Snow on May 28, 2020, 11:08:01 PM

I know they have API to use it into your telegram. some user already made telegram bot using etherscan API, so we don't need to visiting website again. will notify you on your telegram aplication @ETHtokenExplorer_bot when token landing and setting your value of currency.

Wow thanks I did not know this, glad yhat you share it here and maybe some too are not familiar with this but this will make it easier for us to see if there is some changes or value on our tokens. Truly helpful.

Quote from: skarais on May 28, 2020, 11:40:45 PM

Most of the holders of shitcoin have ignored it and even forgotten and they started something new. I have several tokens/ coins that are still stored in my wallet. Just check once in a while if I want when i have free time.

Yeah, they are keep complaining how being worthless theit tokens but they did not bother to check if there are some that has value and they will be skip with the hype or sudden increase and complained again. Good move is to at least have time to check it once in a while.

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Quote from: goaldigger on May 26, 2020, 10:20:50 PM

Personally, I don't care much about the shitcoins on my wallet

If you have previously participated in a bounty and received several tokens / coins, you must not forget them. Even though they were worthless before, it is possible they will be the same forever. There are some projects that also still want to be developed and continue to develop even though it has been ignored by many people (maybe). Although there are litle opportunities, monitoring ethreum addresses through etherscan is not difficult. Enough 1 time for 1 month I think.

Quote from: bgaf on May 28, 2020, 10:38:02 PM

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Most of the holders of shitcoin have ignored it and even forgotten and they started something new. I have several tokens/ coins that are still stored in my wallet. Just check once in a while if I want when i have free time.

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Quote from: bgaf on May 26, 2020, 10:13:59 PM

https://etherscan.io

I know they have API to use it into your telegram. some user already made telegram bot using etherscan API, so we don't need to visiting website again. will notify you on your telegram aplication @ETHtokenExplorer_bot when token landing and setting your value of currency.

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Quote from: Divinespark on May 26, 2020, 10:45:39 PM

I believe that everyone here knows this way, so I think your share is superfluous. Also I recommend that you follow the telegram channel of the projects because they regularly update the information there, if the token is listed then surely they will have a full notice about it.

Not all, you are not sure cause some newbies who just started to do some bounty are probably not aware of this process at least I referring to those who have not know this. This is also a reminder for some people that forgotting their tokens on their wallets. I know its better to have an update on telegram but we cant deny that some are busy on our real life and dont have chance to look up and back read.

By this way we can do a check for a short period of time. Or also check on the coinmarketcap maybe the tokens got listed.

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I always look at my eth wallet on those two explorers and I happen to get frustrated because lots of projects that were supposed to be promising became a shitcoins now.

Quote from: princesspoppy on May 26, 2020, 11:34:52 PM

Back then I really don't care about the tokens stored in my wallet but when I checked my wallet and saw one of the tokens I have had worth almost $4000 in total, I really regretted it that I did not checked my wallet. I should have better life now because it really is a big amount of money here in our country. Now I'll check my tokens every now and then using those sites.

Happens to me too. Sometimes we missed this event so we better check our holdings regularly. Good thing ethplorer and etherscan gives us a valuation of the token even though they are not 100% accurate since often times when I check to sell my token, the price on exchange is way lower than what these 2 sites show.

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Some wallets have letting you see your token value. For example imtoken app, if your token is known or have a good volume on market, I think the app recognized its value and its updated live as well. But this is the best solution check frequently your wallet using any of those two site can give you chance or update on the current price of the tokens we are holding. But sometime the value is not real or fake, cause the tokens traded were also been manipulated.

If you know blockfolio they show unrealisitic value for some tokens and when you visit the exchange the real price is very low. This is a good way of checking but its not accurate always.

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Back then I really don't care about the tokens stored in my wallet but when I checked my wallet and saw one of the tokens I have had worth almost $4000 in total, I really regretted it that I did not checked my wallet. I should have better life now because it really is a big amount of money here in our country. Now I'll check my tokens every now and then using those sites.

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Quote from: CryptoTech_ on May 26, 2020, 10:17:37 PM

Ethplorer is better in my opinion because there are average tokens that have prices and everything is visible, but sometimes Ethplorer errors display tokens that are no longer in the wallet

That means etherscan has a better function rather than ethplorer. The problem is when the hunters who owned the token forgot to check it. I think almost everyone in cryptocurrency aware about both ethereum explorer that has already mentioned by OP too.

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Quote from: Tipstar on May 26, 2020, 10:34:59 PM

Yes, I do keep on checking Ethplorer time to time if my tokens are worth anything. But the sad thing is they are worth nothing. Most of the airdropped coins are around a dollar which is not worth exchanging to anything as most of it is lost on the transaction and my old bounty projects are worth nothing. That's why I've went for weekly reward than for a fake promise for future.

Selecting the right bounty is of course a difficult task and that's not a job you excel at as any project can go scam anytime. The best way to insure your profit is to join a campaign that has certainty of getting listed and the rewards being distributed. There are some managers who asks the project to escrow the funds even before starting a bounty and some projects that deals with exchanges even before issuing the ICO.

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Quote from: bgaf on May 26, 2020, 10:13:59 PM

For some reason hunters forgot their useless tokens from bounty and dont have idea anymore if their bounty tokens have some value. If you leave your wallet for quite sometime the easiest way to know this is to check your address on these two sites.

https://etherscan.io

https://ethplorer.io

The purposes of these sites are not only to see transactions but with the latest update and upgrade, we can see valuation of tokens under erc20 network that have been listed on coinmarketcap. You dont need to visit each channel or social media for update by simply looking on these sites you will know if your tokens from bounty have value.

I believe that everyone here knows this way, so I think your share is superfluous. Also I recommend that you follow the telegram channel of the projects because they regularly update the information there, if the token is listed then surely they will have a full notice about it.

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Yes, I do keep on checking Ethplorer time to time if my tokens are worth anything. But the sad thing is they are worth nothing. Most of the airdropped coins are around a dollar which is not worth exchanging to anything as most of it is lost on the transaction and my old bounty projects are worth nothing. That's why I've went for weekly reward than for a fake promise for future.

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