Quote from: as9ardia on March 06, 2020, 03:20:18 PM

It's an interesting about your token platform that can be lives on every chain, in order to do this as far I remember your token must be created on second layer protocol (off-chain) am I right?

The token indeed uses a second layer protocol to make on-chain transactions. By doing this we enable Freedom of Transaction, so you can transact freely over all supported chains.

Quote from: nimogsm on March 06, 2020, 09:26:33 PM

Oh, I still have a wallet with tokens on different blockchains)
I know that there was a snapshot of the old balances, will there be instructions for receiving new tokens?

There will be more information regarding the distribution of those tokens.

Quote from: kaconk on March 07, 2020, 03:14:04 PM

Quote from: CaVO32 on March 07, 2020, 11:16:39 AM

where can we see the list of all tokens supported by hybrix? or it can be seen once you installed the wallet? by estimate, what percentage of these 387 tokens are still actively trading in exchanges? and supporting 31 chains, quite a lot actually. But how many are actually using your wallet? can you disclose the approx. number?

On the site you will see hybrix product (https://hybrix.io/products) then chose the wallet. They are provide web wallet and command line wallet.

It's like kaconk said: currently, the wallet and platform is supporting 387 tokens on 31 different chains. You can use the API and library to communicate with these blockchains using one language. Say if you wanted to develop something and communicate to multiple chains, you could use our library for free to do so.

To see which assets are supported, you can perform an API call: https://api.hybrix.io/asset

All these assets are also supported by the explorer (https://explorer.hybrix.io) and by the Internet of Coins wallet, which is using the hybrix platform (https://wallet.internetofcoins.org). If you are missing certain tokens or coins, you can add them with a pull request and a recipe.

An easy guide can be found here: https://internetofcoins.org/blog/easy-steps-to-add-token-support . It's only dated in the way that this links to the old repo. Just do the PR on the hybrix repo.

Quote from: Twinkledoe on March 07, 2020, 10:35:29 PM

Maybe old tokens with active markets. Though I haven't checked their wallet yet, but there's no reason for them to list old tokens with no market value anymore. They have so many chains supported also. So might be worth checking this one.

edit : I created my web wallet and it is very easy. They will be the one generating your account ID and password. So you should keep it in safe location. Will be exploring the wallet more.

Thanks! When generating a wallet, you will be the one generating the keys. We cannot keep record of any keys, because this is all done deterministically #proofofkeys. All transactions are signed on the client side as well!