Yes, I sent them from an address that I possess the keys for. I bought those ERC-20 EOS tokens on the Kraken exchange, but I immediately moved them out of Kraken and into my Trezor. I'm not someone who

Trying to reserve a name with Metamask is proving to be very frustrating. I have one EOS token in my MM account, and I have $6.00 worth of ETH in the account. I've upped the gas to over $4 and the transaction

This is yet another tutorial that blithely ignores the fact that anyone in the U.S, and anyone in China, cannot -- CANNOT -- use the EOS.io website to register their ERC20 EOS tokens. To clarify: If you

". . . unclaimed tokens will be included in the snapshot." I mistakenly sent EOS tokens (that I bought on Kraken) to the ICO contract address. I am unable to claim them. Might you (or anyone

How do I get my EOS back: Bought it on Kraken, mistakenly sent it to ICO contract address. A few weeks ago I bought some EOS tokens on the Kraken exchange. I had them safely stored in my Trezor. Then a

UPDATE: OK, problem solved, mostly. I've discovered, for the key confirmation, that if I paste in my public Ethereum address (my overall, general Ethereum address), the string for my public EOS key DOES

And is this "new page" that the EOS developers were "currently working on" ten days ago -- is this the "EOS Key Generation" page at ??

I'm afraid I need a bit of clarity about this entire process. Before I began to try to "register" my EOS tokens, they were safely stored in my Trezor wallet. I have now gone through all the steps.