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RE: EOS.IO DAWN 2.0 Released & Development Update
About 20% of ERC-20 tokens have been properly registered to an EOS public key. Our snapshot tool also implements a fallback tool for all unregistered ERC-20 tokens held by an Ethereum account for which we can recover a public key from signed ethereum transactions.
What does properly registered mean?
Prior to this post it was my understanding that eos tokens needed to be registered before the blockchain is launched mid next year.
You can find information on how to register tokens on the eos.io website.
Just tagging on an extra question. Can the snapshot tool be used after the deadline to register tokens?
Whoa this seem totally cool. Great job
You can buy tokens on bitshares... they are ERC20 tokens that you just send to your ETH wallet. Its pretty easy. Do it anywhere on the planet.
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