Quote from: vdramaliev on August 30, 2017, 10:21:36 PM

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Quote from: vdramaliev on August 30, 2017, 09:34:47 PM

Hello everyone,

Thank you for the birthday wishes. It was a hectic birthday I must say.

Let me update you.

The team just published a blog post.

The distribution contract is actually ready and has been deployed on the testnet a few times already without any issues. However, the team wants another round of testing which will lead to a slight delay.

You will be able to use the testnet to access your AE tokens and check if they are ok. Also, you will be able to check how the AE access process works - for ETH and BTC contributors.

I have prepared a guide that will be shared as well, so you know what to do. It will be very simple for ETH contributors and just a little more complex for BTC contributors. Emin from the team has prepared a video on what BTC contributors need to do and that is included in the guide.

That is all for now.

Regards,
Vlad

I bet 1 million AE, you guys will make it on time.

By all means, I am pro AE. But they are technically late by 2 days... I do not understand why it has been so difficult. There are shit coins that sent the tokens right away after eth transfer.

Are you guys sending the AE to the wallet or Do we have to do like a freaking "Bancor-transformers-power rangers-full metal alchemist-smart contract" process?

Loyally,

GUS

Ps. I am pro AE, but jesus! there is drama in this shit....

For ETH senders it is pretty straight forward - open your wallet in MEW, see the tokens. For BTC -> a tool must be used - you enter address and private key/seed -> you get an ETH address and private key, then just do what ETH contributors do.

Not complex at all + I have prepared a guide and Emin has produced a 2 min video for BTC contributors. Easy.

Haha, there sure is drama. Like my family name DRAMAliev Cheesy

Regards,
Vlad

Thanks Vlad! AE to the moon!