Quote from: Cimmy_revenger on January 18, 2020, 09:22:40 AM

of the 9 transactions here
https://etherscan.io/address/0x5Cad3A3f3ddbA64336eA2801a2C5b99485eDbDD9

1 transaction to create.
2 failed transactions

The 2 failed transactions had too low of a gas limit. The minimum should be 200,000 (per the instruction page).

The first one had a limit of 21,000, while the second one had a limit of 30,000. However, the sender should set the gas limit manually (rather than having it figured out automatically). That's because the contract needs to send back the tokens to the sending address.

Quote from: Cimmy_revenger on January 18, 2020, 09:22:40 AM

There are 5 transactions originating from this address

https://etherscan.io/address/0x5c8c9692dac0130c424165f54536a9f46bfb2e7b

This is an entirely new concept for crypto. I would imagine that most people would hesitate. There is no need to send anything. The block ends in about 28 days, so I'm guessing some would wait to see what tokens will be added first. There is plenty of time, and one would pay the same price on February 13th as they would today.

Quote from: Cimmy_revenger on January 18, 2020, 09:22:40 AM

how can you convince us to send 0.001 ETH to that address ?
while the total balance at the ETH address is only 0.7541 ETH.

There is no need to send anything. You're welcome to observe how it works (or not). Like I said.. it's a new concept for crypto. I'm guessing it will take at least a year for crypto to catch up.

If someone sends 0.011 ETH, the balance would increase by that much and serve as a reward for producers adding value to iToken.

Any other questions? Feel free to ask. Let me know if I didn't answer something clearly.