Topic: there was a coin out of my wallet that I did not even get what it is (Read 1357 times)

Hello Everyone,
I hope my explanation can clear up all your questions.

First let me tell you all that we do NOT have any control over your wallets, they are 100% safe.

The Casper token is simply a KYC token. This is a trick we figured out with solidity and are using it to store KYC drop candidates. Those who received the KYC drop were programmatically identified through the blockchain as someone who might be interested in or able to add value to our ecosystem. Your wallet address is stored on-chain and when we get our product to a point where we are happy with and open up the KYC process, the fact that you are on our list will grant you perks. You'll get a KYC token and a personal address to send it to, in order to prove your wallet ownership, if approved more magic will happen.

See this link for more details: https://blockwell.ai/assets/KYCDrop_FAQ.pdf

We don't have any control of your wallet but we do have control of our own erc20 token and how it behaves in your wallet. We did it to show what people think tokens can do, is just the tip of the iceberg.

For those of you looking to learn more about the system while potentially winning Ether checkout http://10in10.blockwell.ai
We're not asking for your ether, we're giving ours away to push innovative crypto concepts into the mainstream. Whether you fork our sample apps or add tokens to your own codebase we want to make crypto truly global.

KYC and mass market penetration are key to Blockwell. That's why we're letting you build, right now, for free. When Wellspring launches (our KYC DEX) all tokens will have immediate liquidity from their personal token to ETH (regardless of an ICO or exchange listing). And if the worst happens, you won't need subpoena powers in the jurisdiction to follow the money trail on stolen tokens as you do currently when they hit a centralized exchange.

We're building a platform that's easy to use, reasonable to secure, and able to integrate with country, state and provincial regulations as governments and businesses learn this world. In the coming weeks we'll release details on our country and state level consensus protocols and other innovative solutions to crypto's most prolific growing pains.

We are building a platform for the mass market which means being ready to work with and guide governments at the national and state/province level.

Check out our website, www.blockwell.ai to find out more information about our project or find us on telegram @blockwell

Cheers,
Eric

I still don't understand how they could take the tokens OUT of my wallet

apparently not always the developers count on the success of this project, because comes to the purse Two coins or even 15,000. And their cost is almost the same.

I, too, observed on his wallet such records. For me it was a big surprise what kind of coin it is. Which came but I can't send or where....

Perhaps this is a free way to attract investors, so as not to hold the Bounty of the company. Although if the project has a good idea, then the money spent will return with interest.

So, a million ETH Wallets were "sent" this KYC Token. Personally, I think it's very shady and am staying away. One of the biggest giveaways for me is a spelling/grammar error on their website, alongside the lack of professionalism used to build the site in the first place. The following has been copied and pasted from their website:



Not sure what "Etner" is, and I highly doubt ten Ether are being given away either. Most legitimate startup (or "ICO") should comply with the USA guidelines set forth by the SEC in 2017 JUNE, stating citizens of the USA MUST be an accredited investor in order to participate (purchase) any shares/tokens. Needless to say, there would be no spelling or grammar errors on their website, and it would be built accordingly by a team of professionals! My advice: stay away..

most likely you are right, because I have enough information about random tokens on wallets erc20. I think that in this way the developers try to attract investors or persons who may be interested in their project.

Perhaps there was a free distribution of coins. And you just got lucky as computer chose you)))

I don't think so. I've been getting random tokens as well in my erc20 and these are probably promotional tokens being sent out to random supported wallets. That's what i think it is anyways.

this happen to me too in a few minute ago, Erc20 (blockwell.ai KYC Casper Token) out from my wallet, i hope its not a problem for my wallet.

It's an advertisement. Has nothing to do with Casper testing. The answer is right there in the name of the token. No need to chase the same contract just go to http://blockwell.ai/

They are calling themselves the blockchain for the masses

As I understand if I want to remove anything from my wallet I must pay GAS for this. I have more than 20 useless tokens IMHO this can be quite expensive to make 20 operations.

Why would care too much? Even the tx fee or gas isn't that high but I don't see a reason for it to be worthy to be transferred just to get rid of it.I do have lots of those similar spam tokens but I don't really care at all since they don't really cause any harm unless if you do saw outbound transactions then it would be an another story.This is what I don't like on erc20 which token can be easily made and these shit tokens is somehow expected.

to date, the price of the transaction in the network of the Etherium is not very large and therefore you can spend a certain amount of an efirium to clear your purse of garbage. this is an appropriate option.

It's not that simple to just move whenever you want to, every transactions need some gas to pay. So, it's better if you just left it alone there and never touch it so that you can save more gases for your future transactions.

I believe it's better if OP don't do anything about of that shitcoin, and don't ever join to any airdrop if it is not legit or else your wallet will be full of shitcoins that has no value.

Just start to be picky from now, it is useless to remove tokens that will only spend your ETH to be gas fee. Sometime we should be carefully to pick an airdrop so we not waste our time or something like what OP discuss, casper tokens that in and out from wallet.

Old tactics to get the curiosity of the token holders, some people might search that tokens as it appears to our respective Eth wallets without our application or approval to their reward programs one of their strategy to promote their tokens, the problem is that they are most likely spam you can determine that from etherscan that might be another fraud or useless tokens.

yes, its my problem to, and have some tokens in ERC20 - without transaction, no1 not send to me, and on etherscan isnot to,
i think ETH blockchain want update.

Move the token to another address and you will remove it from your wallet easily and quickly. I think it's pretty simple to be able to think and do it xD

Hi - Pretty sure your address didn't pay the gas for the tx. I imagine if it were possible for a third-party contract to spend the ETH of an address it didn't control, that'd be the end of Ethereum. You should be able to confirm that your ETH balance didn't change as a result of these transactions by checking the balance before and after the relevant blocks here--

https://etherscan.io/balancecheck-tool