Callisto blockchain is now live and it is now possible to see if you have received callisto airdrop or not. Each Ethereum Classic holder got Callisto at block height 5,500,000 in 1:1 ratio. So how do you check if you have received Callisto or not? The team has made Callisto testnet available on the official online Ethereum Classic wallet.
There is a massive rush of new cryptocurrencies and ICOs hitting the market. There is a new crytocurrency that wants to take everything to the extreme. The name is Hell Coin and it is already drawing substantial amount of invest from investors. It runs on Ethereum blockchain which means it is actually and ERC20 token.
Kyber Network is one of the most awaited decentralized exchanges of 2018 and today, they have announced on twitter that they are now accepting registrations for the mainnet launch of their cryptocurrency exchange. The whitelist is limited to only a few participants right now since the exchange is still in pilot mode. So if you want to be one of the lucky people to get whitelisted, make sure to fill the form to be the first to try it.
Want to claim those free EtherZero ETZ coins/tokens? This article will help you to claim them using myetherwallet.com. You will be setting up a custom node and then send those coins to a supported exchange where you can trade ETZ. If you just want to check the balance, visit explorer.etherzero.org and enter your ethereum wallet address. It will then show you the amount of EtherZero you can claim.
Earlier, the Tron TRX team was caught for plagiarizing white paper and today, they were caught again with copying and pasting codes. They even forgot to credit anyone and then tried to hide it but got caught to hide it. The TRON runs on Ethereum blockchain and simply copied code from ethereum’s official github to their github without crediting the original project. The Tron team has deleted the link to the copied file but here is the original ethereum file link.
Wavecrest, the issuer of TenX card has sent emails to TenX users that their cards are no longer useable. This also affects other companies that use Wavecrest service and that includes Wirex, Bitpay and Crypopay. TenX is a Visa Prepaid card and starting today, it will no longer function. However, the funds stored in the e-wallet will remain accessible as they are handled by the wallet provider. This caused a lot of panic in the already depressing price of the TenX’s token, PAY which runs on Ethereum blockchain.
EtherDelta got under new ownership last month and ever since, it has been taking quite controversial decisions. Yesterday, it rolled out a blog post where it says that it will be removing most of the listed tokens to give EtherDelta ICO a purpose. The blog post has since been removed but another post was posted earlier today which says that in order for a project/token to be listed on EtherDelta, it must have equivalent amount of EDT tokens which must be between 0.1% ~ 3% f the project’s total market value at time of listing. This new policy is not required for any tokens that has already been listed on EtherDelta.
EtherDelta is under new ownership and the new owners are doing their best to raise funds to improve EtherDelta’s (damaged) reputation in many ways. The decentralized exchange was recently hacked where funds of many people were lost. The hacker was able to claim millions in Ether and so far, EtherDelta team has been mum about refunds which has further angered its users. With the new EtherDelta ICO, the team is offering EDT token. You can purchase the EDT token with Ethereum and with one ETH, you get 8500 EDT tokens.
Decentrex, a fork of EtherDelta will be closing its doors forever on 30th December 2017. For many, Decentrex was EtherDelta clone with better user interface but due to low volume, low traffic and high Ethereum network fees, Decentrex has decided to shutdown. So if you have tokens and Ethereum stored on Decentrex, withdraw them as soon as possible. It is possible to withdraw the tokens after 30th December as well by using Decentrex’s smart contract ABI on MyEtherWallet.
EtherDelta has just made it official on their twitter and reddit accounts that there was a hack that involved forwarding users to a fake website. The motive of the hack is to let users log-in using their ethereum account and steal their funds. So we urge the Etherdelta traders not to visit the website until the issue is resolved. You can follow EtherDelta’s twitter account for staying updated or this article that will be updated once the site is safe again.