Guys thinking of throwing a few bitcoins your way, but I just saw your Telegram chat and it concerns me – I am a noob, but maybe someone here can chime in and explain the below questions, as nobody answered on the chat how the magic happens?
====TELEGRAM CHAT====
User: I go here wallet.brickblock.io/wallet-setup/BTC i click the boxes, it just displays a btc address. If i send the btc there, where do you send the ERC-20 brickblock coins?
Brick: If you want to contribute with BTC it is important that you have access to you private keys. After the final token sale you will be able to claim your tokens with a signed transaction. You need to set up a new ETH wallet witch then receives the BBT ERC20 tokens
User: What exactly should I do to receive my BBT after the ICO? What proof of Bitcoin address ownership would you require? A Bitcoin transaction may have many inputs and one output - what would you do in this case?
Hi,
Let me try helping you out. How did you exactly contribute in the token sale? From where exactly did you send the BTC?
To claim your BBT after the Token Sale you will have to fill in a form similar to this:
-enter your BTC Address
-enter your newly generated ETH address
-signed transaction containing your ETH address as data
We will soon be coming out with a tutorial explaining how to claim your tokens. Stay tuned!
Best,
Brickblock team
Dear BrickBlock,
🔥I will repeat my questions - I ask you to answer with something intelligible🔥
Please tell me how your system works if my Bitcoin transactions has several input addresses and output addresses?
How exactly do you prove the ownership of Bitcoins sent to you to receive your tokens?
You are the only ICO using approach of accepting Bitcoins without any user authorization, which looks extremely strange to me?
A user tried to ask you similar questions on Telegram but you deleted them and subsequently banned the user.
Is this because it's not technically possible for your Bitcoin contributors to prove their transactions?
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