Quote from: changshaoraovb3 on February 09, 2018, 07:37:45 PM

Quote from: enumivo on February 08, 2018, 12:04:14 PM

ENUMIVO
An alternate EOS-compatible blockchain.

ERC Token Details:
https://etherscan.io/token/0x275b69aa7c8c1d648a0557656bce1c286e69a29d

Contract address: 0x275b69AA7c8C1d648A0557656bCe1C286e69a29d
Token name: Enumivo
Symbol: ENU
Decimals: 8
Total Supply: 1,000,000,000 ENU

Distribution Details:
900M ENU - Freely Airdropped
100M ENU - Development

How to get the free airdrop:
Send 0 ETH to 0x275b69AA7c8C1d648A0557656bCe1C286e69a29d and get 4,000 ENU. Every send will reduce the reward by 0.001%.
Only one send per address is allowed.

Roadmap:
On August 8, 2018, an EOS compatible blockchain will go live and your ENU tokens will be swapped 1:1.
More details will follow. Standby for announcements.

Contacts:
https://twitter.com/EnuMivo

Disclaimer:
You only need to send 0 ETH to 0x275b69AA7c8C1d648A0557656bCe1C286e69a29d to get your airdrop.
If you send anything greater than zero, I will consider it as a donation.

Scammer! Shame on you.

totalSupply is 100,000,000,000,000,000 !!!!!!!!!!! Not 1,000,000,000

Don't be cheated by this scammer. He has received 9.349259752297243393 ETH due to one of the sender's accidential fault. This scammer just bet someone send wrong number of ETH to him to make money.

Read the last sentence of the announcement: If you send anything greater than zero, I will consider it as a donation.
However, when I saw the 9 eth, I knew it could be a mistake. If someone claims it and can prove that he owns the sending address, I will send it back.
I just want to be sure I won't be making a mistake also.