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     7 years ago (edited)

    Hey @mydayswithsound.

    I would personally wait for the EOS mainnet launch to complete so that EOS based tokens can be handled natively, but if you do not want to wait, there is a good how-to​ on GitHub​

    If you had your EOS ERC-20 tokens stored in MEW (and registered) the tokens will be attached to that address.

    Head over to MEW and create a custom token by following these steps

    1. On the "Send Ether & Tokens" page on MEW, click View Balance Only (Must use one of above options to send) and paste your address.
    2. In the sidebar, click the https://etherscan.io link under Transaction History or How to See your Tokens.
    3. Click the dropdown in the right-upper quadrant. It's labeled Token Tracker.
    4. Click the token that you aren't seeing on MEW.
    5. Copy the string next to Contact Address.
    6. Back on MEW, click the Add Custom Token button on the right sidebar.
    7. Paste the Contact Address.
    8. Type in what you want to call it - the name or the symbol.
    9. Return to Etherscan.io. Look for the number (between 0 and 18) next to Token Decimals.
    10. Enter this under Decimals on MEW.
    11. Click "Save" on MEW.

    Credit for the MEW how-to.

    https://myetherwallet.github.io/knowledge-base/send/adding-new-token-and-sending-custom-tokens.html

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     7 years ago 

    Thank you, appreciated! I might wait for the mainnet launch then, I just thought - since some of the airdrops take the snapshot at the mainnet launch - I needed to do some preparation before the mainnet to be able to claim those tokens.