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Re: [ANN] Minereum - The first Self Mining Smart Contract - NOW TRADING NEW ROADMAP
by
Voltaje
on 26/05/2017, 13:18:14 UTC
Guys, I really need some help here to understand how it all works.

First, I didn't get a genesis address. What are the disadvantage of that compared to owning one? And why would I buy in now?

Biggest problem.. HOW do I store my Minereum SAFELY? I don't want them in any exchange, OR online wallets.
I'm using Exodus as my main wallet right now, because it's so convenient.

I wish there was some kind of qt wallet or whatever to Minereum, as I don't really understand Myetherwallet. Never used it before, don't understand how it works. From what I can see it's an online wallet? Can it be hacked? Surely it can if it''s online...

Help me with these questions, and I'll buy into it big time...

Thank you

You can use Mist, its design to store every token that has been created in the ethereum network, Exodus does not support tokens; Myetherwallet, more like a wallet, is an online eth transaction page, you can create a wallet and store the json file in your computer, or you can just submit your wallet there only for the transaction, it can even be a transaction offline, it's different to Metamask, where you actually store your address online, what myehterwallet does is simply look in the blockcahin for the contents of your address, again I recommend you Mist, because the support for ethereum token, by the way there are not exclusive wallets for any ethereum token, so you won't find one for this one either.