Quote from: temdevs on February 19, 2018, 06:37:13 PM

What's going on?

We successfully launched the network two weeks ago and enable people to access the wallets. But last week some ill-intentioned tried to control and intentionally stop the network (Block 7259) with high difficulty blocks. After several discussions we have come to the conclusion that launching some pools would be the best way to protect the network against these kind of situations.

So we decided to remove the wallets from the website and change the network seed nodes (which explain unsynced wallets and 0 connections). We are now focused on developing a pool and a block explorer.

How to get my TEM address if I can't have a wallet?

We added an address generator on the website so you will be able to get your TEM address and your private key (secret) on which you can get TEMs from the distribution or airdrop. You can later pass your address to your wallet as soon as they will be available.

Generate TEM address

What will happen after we bring miners together?

The plan here is to get enough miners to secure the network. As soon as there will be enough miners on the pool we will add updated wallets to the website and publish the source code on our Github page. It would be done in the next few months.

What's happening to the distribution and the airdrop, how am I going to get my TEMs?

The distribution and the airdrop is going on, we will continue to send TEMs to users who registered. The balance of the address can be seen on the block explorer, which will be available at the end of this week.

Can i continue to use my wallet address or should i register a new one on the web site?
How can i know if i participate or not? (I filled out the form on the website many times because i don't know it.)