Quote from: SweFinnish on October 24, 2016, 11:15:06 PM

Quote from: weirdgod on October 24, 2016, 09:18:09 PM

UPDATE:

We are now officially confirming ICN apptoken contract address 0x888666CA69E0f178DED6D75b5726Cee99A87D698.

In order to achieve an equal opportunity of accessing the tokens for all investors, the contract will keep them locked until an Ethereum network block height of 2.505.000 (approximately tomorrow, October 25, 2016 at 1 p.m. UTC.)

I have updated last blogpost on ICN genesis (https://medium.com/iconominet/iconomi-icn-apptoken-genesis-under-way-d18324d95365).

After the contract unlocks tokens, you will be able to access/manage/move with any ETH wallet that supports ERC-20 apptokens.
To display them properly, you will have to enter the ICNs contract address (0x888666CA69E0f178DED6D75b5726Cee99A87D698).

Please read our updated instructions on how to do that in the official Ethereum Wallet (https://medium.com/iconominet/how-to-add-iconomi-t-icn-apptokens-to-ethereum-wallet-f15f637f8db8) and in MyEtherWallet (https://medium.com/iconominet/how-to-add-iconomi-t-icn-apptokens-to-myetherwallet-983c9675770d).

* When MyEtherWallet updates, it will natively support ICN. You will be able to see ICN balance directly among Tokens on the left. Once that happens we will update these instructions.

take care,
Jaka

"In order to achieve an equal opportunity of accessing the tokens for all investors, the contract will keep them locked until an Ethereum network block height of 2.505.000 (approximately tomorrow, October 25, 2016 at 1 p.m. UTC.)"

So it means I transfer 100 ICN from addres a to address b, address b wouldn't show the balance of 100 icn, am i right?

The transaction would fail and it would consume the eth gas cost for nothing.