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You need to follow the registration instructions on » Register » then select your wallet for more details on how to proceed. Then visit to check and verify that you have registered your EOS coins correctly.

hi @sandwich, could you please confirm if the following method for securely generating an EOS key pair using the official EOS.IO code is legit?

hi @sandwich, could you please confirm if the following method for securely generating an EOS key pair using the official EOS.IO code is legit?

It means a decentralised app

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I agree with you that the crypto currency space is currently still very technical because the blockchain technology is still at its infancy and is therefore mainly driven by developers and highly technical

No they're not, you have to map your EOS tokens to your own public EOS address which gets randomly generated, otherwise, you won't be able to use the EOS tokens once the ICO has ended:

Hi @lukestokes, the Google Sheet plugin has suddenly stopped working and is showing the following error message, any idea what could be causing this and how to fix it? Thanks a lot.

unfortunately, the only information I have about it at the moment is the video which I shared :)

A seed does not become a tree overnight

Unfortunately, I don't have any experience with Metamask. But here's how you'd check which public key is mapped to your ETH address with MyEtherWallet (MEW):

I don't think JAXX currently support EOS tokens ( Before I received my cold/hardware wallet, I transferred my EOS tokens from the exchange to my EXODUS wallet which I downloaded and installed on my computer.

Here's what you always need to keep in mind when dealing with any crypto currency, including EOS. Whoever holds the private key of the wallet where the coins are stored owns those coins. When you leave

Because exchanges are a primary target for hackers and get hacked all the time. When you leave a crypto currency on any centralised exchange, you technically don't own it, since you don't hold the private

You're welcome @carlosmertens - you only need to register them once unless you move them to another wallet, in that case you'd need to register them again (as the new wallet would have a different Ethereum

Absolutely, I couldn't agree more :) You can watch the full interview here:

A failed attempt by the propaganda machine to discourage people from using Bitcoin, this video was produced in 2013 I believe, things are very different now and are about to get much more interesting...Bitcoin