The initial post should be updated as this coin is not tradeable anymore on Cryptopia but on https://novaexchange.com/market/LTC_EMB/ and https://c-patex.com/markets/embltc

For the ones asking about the gas price: check https://ethgasstation.info/ directly before you send and use at least the "Gas Price SafeLow" value as gas price (gwai)

The (new) HAT ETH contract is the only "instance" that is controlling the staking process and thus you need to interact with it to stake. The wallet cannot do any magic here outside the control of the contract (unless there is a function for that). As the functions are publically available and even the contract is  open source everyone can check it and interact with the contract (as long as you respect the rules of the contract). That's why the wallet is not needed for the staking, it's only purpose is to automate the process and allow a simplified interaction with the contract. For interacting with the contract in the name of your ethereum account/address you need to provide your private key. As you cannot check what the wallet does with your private key you cannot be sure whether it's misused (with the knowledge of the private key it has full control over your ethereum wallet/account/address).
It's possible to manullally stake by interacting with the contract as I stated here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2285591.msg27372662#msg27372662
This way you can use any client that supports ERC-20 and you like and/or trust ;-)

As nobody from the team answered my questions about how to stake manually by interacting with the contract I tried to find it out myself and share some rough instructions without any warranty:

• Go to https://etherscan.io/address/0x9002d4485b7594e3e850f0a206713b305113f69e#readContract and call the read function "balanceOf" providing your ETH address to get the amount of HAT in the right format (for me it was 35000000000000 -> 35 HAT)
• Go to MEW (MyEtherwallet) and select the the "contracts" tab
• Put 0x9002D4485b7594e3E850F0a206713B305113f69e (the contract address of HAT) into the "Contract Address" field and fill the copied "Contract ABI" from https://etherscan.io/address/0x9002d4485b7594e3e850f0a206713b305113f69e#code in the "ABI / JSON Interface" form field and click the "Access"
   button
• From the function dropdown select "setIFS" and insert your ETH address in the "_sender" field and the amount we copied before in the "_amount" field and execute the function by pressing the "WRITE" button
• You can check your amount that is staking via the "IFSBalances" by providing your ETH address. This also gives you the time when staking started as Unix timestamp as "IFSLockTime"
• After a minimum of 3 days since the staking start time you should be able to claim your staking reward by executing the function "claimIFSReward" providing your ETH address
  

I don't think that the wallet does some magic stuff that is not supported in the contract. Do you want enter your private Ethereum key in an third party alpha state app?

When I stake with the wallet it means that the wallet is interacting with the contract. Which functions do I need to execute to stake manually without he use of the wallet?

First you wrote "PM mightyman on Discord" but he couldn't be found there. Then it was PM mightyman in Telegram but the only mightyman that could be found there was a different one until today. I PMed him today but didn't receive an answer. Now you are telling me that I should PM mightyman in Slack? This is far away from helpful! I also contacted sub1x.tutorials@gmail.com just to get the reply that the coins for my tx were already sent? I wonder how coins could be transfered if I wasn't able to send the form and why I'm not seeing them in my wallet.
You should have done a simpler token swap without a token tx, just a simple proof of ownage of the ETH wallet at time X to receive the swapped tokens.

It's maybe 100 (not 100s) since you provide the token swap form. And your system dosn't seem to be able to handle the token swap correctly as me and some others still wait to receive their swapped tokens and receive a generic error when filling the form.

Let me refine my question: Why is it necessary to have a minimum Bitcointalk rank? What's the purpose of it? I don't see any connection of Bitcointalk and AltCommunityCoin. If it's about filtering out multiple registrations then there are other, more effective means to provide equality.

I was suggesting to add a hint to the token swap form (if there is a special form requirement for the contact field) to prevent that we don't get errors because we entered "invalid" contact data. Sorry if this was not clear.

Instead of letting everybody who receives the error PM mightyman, wouldn't it make sense to put a hint to the form or leave a hint here what the ("right") requirements for the contact details are? That would maybe solve some problems in advance.

I would not recommend to do the token swap until they fix their form. I receive an error that an error occured and the longer the transaction is in the past the higher the chance that you won't receive any coins because of a valnurability I see with this form.

Why is the AltCommunityCoin bound to Bitcointalk level? How is AltCommunityCoin connected to Bitcointalk?

After Cryptokitties this seems to be an interesting approach in gamification of the Ethereum blockchain. As games are digital it's easier to connect value then in the analogue world like real estate.

Low token supply sounds good. Any details when to expect next exchange listing? Is there any application in progress?

Satoshi and Bitcoin is for the banking system what's Columbus and the new world was for europe.

Interesting rewarding system. Let's see where this can go.

Initial post is still saying:
Is it still valid? How to get the bonus?

Hope this one will grow like a plant.