While attempting to help the community with the EOS Crowdsale, despite my best efforts, it is possible I have not been clear enough about the dangers of using the MEW web wallet. The original write up

There is a new ongoing MEW phishing attempt. Please do not visit it, as you risk accidental visits in the future from URL bar autosuggest. ALWAYS DOUBLE CHECK EVERYTHING, PARTICULARLY A URL Running

An Ethereum wallet is nothing more than a private key. An Ethereum wallet is nothing more than a private key. An Ethereum wallet is nothing more than a private key. An Ethereum wallet is nothing more than

On the EOS.io Distribution GUI, they show you how much you have contributed to a particular window in the provided table. If you are not using the official app or maybe it is offline, you can do this through

Do you remember when you were a child, and the teacher used to scold you for not reading the instructions? Well, read the instructions... Anyways, I've extracted this bit from Contributed to EOS with

This guide really only applies to you if you've chosen to use MEW instead of the official EOS Contribution interface. After you've claimed your EOS tokens as outlined in Step 2 in the full guide, you'll

Until there was an interface to visualize and otherwise interpret the EOSCrowdsale windows, this was not an easy task. @lukestokes posted an interface that doesn't rely on MetaMask and I then forked and

The following is a technical Breakdown of the Official EOS Distribution MetaMask enabled Web-Interface and how it integrates with the EOSCrowdsale contract. This originally appeared in EOS Token Sale with

MyEtherWallet finally added EOS Distribution to their list of "Existing Contracts," which is wonderful for usability. Unfortunately, their instructions are grossly incomplete. Clarifications

Yesterday @lukestokes published an incredibly useful article about a script he wrote to track the EOS price. Today I made a number of improvements to the original script outlined below, where you'll also

Some people may want to update the EOS key associated with their Ethereum address via Mew. Updating your key isn't any different than registering it, but since the original article is so lengthy, I decided

Some people are asking how to check if their registration was successfully processed. Even though registering your EOS public key can be done anytime between now and 48 hours after the end of the ICO,

MyEtherWallet has listed EOS Contribution as an existing contract. You can obtain the contract address and ABI Interface Code here as seen below.

There's been a bit of confusion about how to contribute to the EOS ICO with MyEtherWallet. I speculate this is an inadvertent result of Dan being spoiled by Graphene blockchains, and the inherent ease

This reminds me of a highly contested video part, where a man (Stan Larimer?) is quoted saying "You can be one of the few who can say 'I bought Bitshares for less than a cent'." It was after

Same Sh*t, Different Day Poloniex crashes for the 2nd time this week, resulting in an ability to close margin positions, with reports of massive profit loss. Poloniex Responds Except not, Poloniex, because

Preamble The exchange on Bitshares has always made my eyes hurt. It may be the typography proportions, or maybe it's the abundance of high contrast hairline borders. It's gotten so bad, that I've started

Check out the introductory post for Steem.Cloud if you have not already. Ever been curious about your language patterns? Curious about language trends in a particular corner of steem? Wonder no more with

Ping this piston rocks not but a single response maybe I should sleep. @xeroc

A captivating glance into the constantly evolving world of Steem. Witness the ever-fluctuating analysis of language and it's frequency within the Steem-o-sphere, all in realtime. An entirely new way to