Quote from: tempotempo on May 25, 2017, 02:58:37 AM

I have created a wallet on MEW (https://www.myetherwallet.com/) and I have a number of questions / clarification needed:

1) To my understanding, this is not an online wallet: the website simply generate a wallet address, and gives me the public and private keys, which I can then safely store offline or on a piece of paper, if I wish so, right?

2) Once I have the address generate at 1) above, I can then send ETH and/or a number of ETH tokens to this address, right?

3) the blockchain knows that this address has received this amount of ETH and that amount of tokens. If I'm in control of the private key, then I can use my ETH and/or token for whatever I please: transfer them to another user, another wallet, an exchange etc ... Correct?

4) Even though I store on my address different tokens and/or ETH, I only need one private key right? I.e. once I know the address and my private key that unlocks my wallet with all the content which I can then use as I prefer.

Thanks for helping to understand!
Cheers,
Jay

yes it's correct, you just need to keep your private key safe.

Quote from: NewbCoins on August 09, 2017, 08:09:41 PM

hi i have some question. i use my ether wallet to claim the tokens. i buy hundreds of them all one transaction, but when i claim the tokens i get charged for dozens and dozens of transactions. they all 0 value, only one transaction have any token. i get charged $20 in transaction fee. what happen?

Any error message?