I think if you do some research about this yo u might get good idea about it. I think they can still registered. Airdrops is available in any sites.
Topic: EOS, now what? (Read 93 times)
As far as i know EOS is under register. But i think something is missing here, it will be airdrops. They launch minnet and peoples accept it. It was successful.
First of all, EOS is not an airdrop, it is a process of exchange.
I just switched from the ERC20 token to the main network, and I don't know exactly where I can see the token, but I've seen the EOS block browser.
I just switched from the ERC20 token to the main network, and I don't know exactly where I can see the token, but I've seen the EOS block browser.
Where do I find the airdrops? In MEW where the EOS was registered from?
Don't you even read the latest news about EOS token swap and that's not an airdrop campaign, that's a swap stage to replace ERC20 token EOS with a real EOS coin that used its own blockchain and i think you should try to read more about that through various sources.
They can even now enroll, yet would have missed a portion of the depictions for some the airdrops that have been done as of now. Other than that, it's fine. I think the main net dispatch was a win as the coin hasn't dumped like it was dreaded. For more information, you can do some research on this.
Where do I find the airdrops? In MEW where the EOS was registered from?
They can still register , but would have missed some of the snapshots for some the airdrops that have been done already. Other than that, it's fine. I think the mainnet launch was a success as the coin hasn't dumped like it was feared.
I registered my Eos tokens last week and now that the platform is live, so I need to do anything? Is there a link somewhere outlining all the benefits (like I heard we get dividends etc). What about folks who buy tomorrow on a exchange...they can’t register so what happens to them?
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