Its been a while I lost my attention to this token ever since it dips huge down. Hoping for it to bloom later or maybe this year. Goodluck to us all EOS token holders. 
Topic: Free Carmel Token "airdrop" for EOS-token holders. (Read 138 times)
EOS is slowly starting to gain price momentum this month, this is so interesting. Thanks for the info. Its been a while I lost my attention to this token ever since it dips huge down. Hoping for it to bloom later or maybe this year. Goodluck to us all EOS token holders.
Its been a while I lost my attention to this token ever since it dips huge down. Hoping for it to bloom later or maybe this year. Goodluck to us all EOS token holders. 
so the thign that was schedule for 15th or 16th was airdrop... not mainnet for EOS
EOS aobut to pass 9. i own way enough to qualify for airdrop.
EOS 8.99 on binance EOS broke 9 that's really cool. But it will dump after airdrop take place
Just use MetaMask, it doesn't expose your private key.
It looks legit, can't say for 100% sure for any projects, but so long as you don't enter your private keys anywhere your funds are safe.
Using the MetaMask extension will only allow their site to check for your EOS token holdings via your public key, before they would issue you with their token.
I've got 100 tokens already, and it went on smoothly for me at least.
Not sure how much those 100 tokens are worth though, perhaps worthless in a few mths, or perhaps it may be worth more than US$100?
At any rate, neither of my registered EOS address pair is exposed -- only the ETH public address is being read via MetaMask, so I'd say its safe to collect.
Also use the above URLs I guess, to avoid any chance of accidentally landing on a phishing site.
It looks legit, can't say for 100% sure for any projects, but so long as you don't enter your private keys anywhere your funds are safe.
Using the MetaMask extension will only allow their site to check for your EOS token holdings via your public key, before they would issue you with their token.
I've got 100 tokens already, and it went on smoothly for me at least.
Not sure how much those 100 tokens are worth though, perhaps worthless in a few mths, or perhaps it may be worth more than US$100?
At any rate, neither of my registered EOS address pair is exposed -- only the ETH public address is being read via MetaMask, so I'd say its safe to collect.
Also use the above URLs I guess, to avoid any chance of accidentally landing on a phishing site.
Too much airdrop is coming from the mail about EOS. But I think they are all trying to fool people.
EOS tokens holders, please do not miss out collecting your Carmel tokens here: https://carmel.io/BJcCe5zoG
You will need to use MetaMask to verify that you hold EOS-tokens, after you have registered and logged in.
Not completely sure what this token is about yet, but hey free tokens! So why not? Lol
Will do more research about them later after work.
>> https://carmel.io/BJcCe5zoG
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