List of attributes for the MonerEOS token

• Complete privacy. No risk of future disclosure
• User-created tokens
• Potential for gambling apps
• 2 trx per second per account
• No staking or voting
• 200ms confirmation and irreversible
• Unknowable exact supply, estimates only
• Generally deflationary
• Require initial trusted setup
• Not possible to detect breach in security until
  new supply enters market
• Security would likely take nation state level
• No new crypto math
• Tech foundation already used by governments
  for most secure infrastructure

What Is A Hard Fork?

A hard fork is when a single cryptocurrency splits in two.
It occurs when a cryptocurrency’s existing code is changed, resulting in both an old and new version.
This case is somewhat unique, whereby XMR and EOS were co-forked into MonerEOS (XME).


When Was The Hard Fork?

Snapshot Date: 5th of April, 2019 20:00 UTC
Snapshot Blocks: calculate for XMR and calculate for EOS.
Mainnet Launch: April 8, 2019

Can I claim my XME?

When the hard fork took place, a snapshot of all existing XMR and EOS holdings occured.
Anyone holding XMR or EOS in a wallet or supported exchange has been credited
MonerEOS (XME) at a 1:1 ratio for Monero(XMR) and  20:1 ratio for EOS.
For example, if you held 26 XMR and 380 EOS, you would receive 45 XME.




Name: MonerEOS

Symbol: XME

Circulating Supply: 62,194,500 XME

Total Supply: 84,200,000 XME

Block Time: Every 120 seconds

Block Size: Dynamic (max 2xM100)

Privacy: Ring signature. Stealth addresses

Official Website:
https://monereos.org

Web Wallet:
https://mymonereos.org

Desktop Wallet (Win/Mac):
https://monereos.org/#wallet

Quick Exchange:
https://exchangexme.org

Twitter (Community):
https://twitter.com/monereos

Telegram:
https://t.me/MonerEOSofficial

Blockchain Explorer:
https://explorer.monereos.org

Whitepaper:
MonerEOS Whitepaper

Paper Wallet:
https://paperwallet.monereos.org