Quote from: Islapdonkey on August 06, 2017, 08:11:01 PM

Quote from: Duchess on August 06, 2017, 11:16:15 AM

Quote from: kekcoindev on August 06, 2017, 10:33:21 AM

Quote from: Islapdonkey on August 06, 2017, 06:25:54 AM

Quote from: HollowIP on August 06, 2017, 01:23:58 AM

Quote from: XEnergy on August 04, 2017, 07:36:34 PM

What? This means that there is no such address, cause all letters are capital. The right key probably has appropriate balance on it. But this guy won't be able to import his keys unless he will find the right pair of public and privat keys with small and capital letters in them.

I dont think so, dev noticed this before he distributed the coin, so all caps address wont have balance on it dev only send kekcoin to the correct address

That not true, cos my key were in the correct format when i generated it, but only saved to cap after i did a print to pdf in other to save the keys. if he or she copied their kek address directly from the site like i did they will have a balance but won't be able to claim it after.

I'm not sure if this would work, but you could try a brute-force approach. Test every possible combination of caps and non-caps for your private key. You'd need to build a program to do it for you, but since you know what all the letters/numbers are you *might* be able to do it.

If your keys were correct when you generated them and you followed all other steps correctly then the airdrop will have been sent. Are you sure you recorded the correct public key into the RADS smart chain?

Good luck!

Check your public all caps address in the block explorer. If there is a balance on it then you have a problem. An all caps address can be valid. The problem is it is not possible to reverse engineer from a public key to a private key. If one number changes in the public key then the private key could be something completely different. Maybe it is not the case that it is a matter of upper and lower case combinations of the private key to match the all caps public key. Coins successfully sent to an all caps address will be lost forever.

Yes i recorded the correct public key on the smart chain, my profile is on the list of airdrop recipient, I also confirmed it with the dev. However, I didn't notice the keys saved to caps till it was too late to have the dev resend the coins to a different address. i vivildy remember seeing the keys in the correct format after it was generated, so the only reason i can attribute to the all caps, is when i did the print to pdf to save the info.

Look inside the text file you saved before upload to Radium.