Quote from: 1726dyjo on December 01, 2017, 04:59:50 AM

I sent 50 MNE to the address 0x41fafb65b1514ce1177287a567002f8978d98205
and my contract was done at the minereum.com.
I opened my myetherwallet, came to "Contract" and pasted in my contract address.
I visited "Interface/ABI ERC20: https://pastebin.com/vfaret2t", copied "RAW Paste Data" and pasted it in "ABI / JSON Interface".
I clicked access and select a function buttons and input the name, symbol, number of tokens to be produced.
I choose private key to access my wallet and then I clicked write button.

I got this message "This is not a valid wallet file".

My current my ether wallet address runs well and I have been using it for a long time.
I don't think myetherwallet account has any problem.

What should I do?
Please help.

Quote from: minereum on June 20, 2017, 07:42:52 AM

MINEREUM TOKEN CREATION SERVICE 1.23
V1.23 is now released, ERC23 contracts now supported.

Token Service website: http://tokenservice.minereum.com/
Video Tutorial: https://youtu.be/09EH3RMdxNU (Thanks to shawnlives)

If you are not familiar with Minereum you can read more info here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1867535.0

Minereum Token Creation Service is now live and allows anyone to create a fully compatible ERC20/ERC23 Ethereum Tokens with just a minereum transaction.

---> ERC23 standard is not recommended as not all services are compatible with it yet, if you want to create a fully standard token use ERC20, ERC23 should only be used if you want to experiment with it.

Ethereum Tokens can be created for a variety of reasons:
· To create an ICO
· Add it to an Exchange
· Trade them among friends
· Private use
· Etc.

Before using the service please take note of the following:

1. Always check this post before making a transaction to the service and follow its steps, the MNE price is dynamic and can be changed,
only transactions with the value >= the current price will be valid.
2. This is the first basic experimental version released to the public, our team will monitor it and will release updates if required.
3. DO NOT send transactions to the service from exchanges. You will not be able to Setup your token, transactions should be sent from an address that you have full control.
4. Any Minereum, Ether, or any other Token sent to the Service Address will be automatically destroyed and cannot be recovered.
5. All tokens generated by the service are 18 decimals

Current Price: 50 MNE (Price updated on August 02, 2017)
Token Creation Service Address: 0x41fAfB65B1514Ce1177287A567002f8978d98205

To Generate your Token, follow these steps:

1. Send 50 MNE (or higher) to the address 0x41fAfB65B1514Ce1177287A567002f8978d98205, to create ERC23 Tokens send 50.23 MNE (or any value > 50 with .23)
1.1 If you don't have Minereum you can buy on the livecoin.net exchange under the symbols MNE/BTC or MNE/ETH, a guide can be found here: http://www.minereum.com/howtobuy
1.2 The Address you send the transaction from will be the only address that will be able to configure the Token, make sure you have control over it
1.3 If you don't own an Ethereum wallet you can create one easily at https://myetherwallet.com and the Ethereum Address can be used to receive Minereum
2. After few seconds you will see your transaction in the website http://tokenservice.minereum.com/
3. The transaction will be processed shortly, when all is done the status will be "Done" and your Token Address will be visible in the "Contract Address" Column
3.1 Note: Delays may occur due to Ethereum Network issues or if any problem in our server, but in normal conditions the whole process takes less than 5 minutes

After this, you are in full control of your Token.

Source Code ERC20: https://pastebin.com/CD6Jas4A
Interface/ABI ERC20: https://pastebin.com/vfaret2t

Source Code ERC23: https://pastebin.com/EVvsGCAz
Interface/ABI ERC23: https://pastebin.com/R1yU1nRN

Next steps are:

1. Add your Token to your Ethereum Wallet or simply use https://myetherwallet.com to interact with it
1.1 For example using https://myetherwallet.com, access the Contracts Page: https://www.myetherwallet.com/#contracts
1.2 In the Contract Address field, insert your Contract Address (from http://tokenservice.minereum.com/) and the Interface/ABI provided above.

2. After you are able to Interact with the Contract, call the function SetupToken and set your Token Name, Token Symbol and Supply
  2.1 Only the Address that submitted the Minereum Transaction will be able to use this function
  2.2 This function can only be used once, so make sure the parameters you enter are correct
  2.3 The Total Supply will be attributed to the Address that submitted the Minereum Transaction
  2.4 The Supply decimals conversion is done automatically by the code so you just need to type the supply you wish (For example, 1 Million = 1000000)

3. Refresh your wallet and you will see your address with your Token balance

4. If you need to add the Custom Token to your wallet use the following settings:
- Token Address: [YourTokenAddress] (from http://tokenservice.minereum.com/)
- Token Symbol: [YourTokenSymbol] (The one used in the setup)
- Token Decimals: 18

You can add it using myetherwallet.com after you open your account.

5. You will automatically have a block explorer available on http://etherscan.io:
https://etherscan.io/token/[YourTokenAddress]

6. If your source code is not automatically verified by therscan.io follow these steps: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1867535.msg19630037#msg19630037

We will update this post along the way with more useful info.

MNE can create token , but no one to answer the question from user now, if there are some body from DEV team can attention the create service that will be good , or some one use MNE to create token but did not succeed， that will take MNE adversely affected, no one will continue to use MNE.