They actually also has some worthy achievement other than that, like being the sole partner for ICO of ethlend. Me myself know EIDOO first time when I look for a mobile wallet that can hosts eth tokens, can't wait for their exchange, hopefully it can easily shove etherdelta.

Can you please rensend, then? I've checked my inbox three times, one few days ago, one last night, and one just recently. The last two messages was from 23rd of September from someone, and 3rd of december from a dev of perkscoin or something

I failed to see which part of this post that is not clear enough for you. They have clearly describe what will you get for holding certain amount of token. Or you missed this post?

Your FAQ link on your webpage redirect us to an error page, saying that the page doesn't existed. Do you misconfigure your site or it is because the page is not ready yet?

You might want to build a better thread if you want to be considered as a serious project. At least give your whitepaper, roadmap, and an introduction of your team members. Few pictures won't hurt too.

It seems they haven't any of those. Their OP is very minimalistic.

And admin, I wonder about your airdrop, I've send you a PM from November 28th. I haven't get any reply ever since.

Although I hate to admit, I have to say that their silence is quite worrying too. A little words here and there, a little response and posts on regular basis will helps their holder feel secure and certain. It's not enough worrisome to make me sell at current price, though.

And about exchange, I am really looking forward for them to have a new exchange, but if they decide to stay with wavesdex as their sole exchange for a little while, then I really hope wavesdex could improve their UI. I need to see how steady is the trading happened on daily basis. Instead, I can only see their common "There was no trades for the current pair" although I am sure there actually are some buy and sell activities happened. This "false information" could lead to a belief that the coin is long abandoned.

I didn't follow their ICO, but I can literally find the info on the first post, like on the top most part of the post, hard to miss. They get it at 130 EDO fof 1 ETH

Hi, I finally receive some token today, I can see them on ethplorer, and I wanted to enlist soma on MEW. Since I can't see it automatically added to my token list, I assume we have to do this manually. Can anyone confirm this details?

Contract Address: 0x63b992e6246d88f07fc35A056d2C365E6D441A3D
Symbol: SCT
Decimals: 18

Thank you.

You're wrong. Although I don't remember exactly how long, but their ICO is one of the fastest coin sale, they're sold within few days to one week, not half a year.

Ethlend is a different project from eidoo, it is not their child project or anything like that. They are a crypto lending project, eidoo only helps as a sole partner for their coin sale.

It is announced every early part of each month, and this is not even December yet in so many countries. Once they updated it, someone will mostly share the document here. In the meantime, you can indulge yourself with October report

They're on their way of launching their built-in exchange. I think, once it is released, it'll be like waveswallet with their in-site exchange. Rigji now, you can see their wallet feature (although still not operable) on the lower panel, on the left most icon.

What you mean? We can transfer at around 10th of december. The rule of holding until 2018 is for those who wanted to get airdrops

Then it's a good karma paid back. The angel investors helped us with the ICO a lot, while when they are investing their money, I don't think they know that there will be such great rewards, they simply invested because they believe on this project

Referring to last month report, we should have an ethereum gateway next month as they said they're focusing their development team on that milestone, so it is safe to assume that there will be a good news on november report

Sorry, I usually spare some time to read the whitepaper before asking around . . . . that's if the project interesting enough to be considered. While for this project, I found it interesting in a umm... different way. In short, I don't really interested to read sentences after sentences of your whitepaper before knowing this: your service is basically a market for bounty hunter and ICO developers, right? So why people want to use your service (which I would dare to assume will have to utilize your token) while there is a perfectly free and fully functioning (may I also add a more popular) way directly from this forum's childboard?

I notice that you said you want to buy newly released coin, as in participating in ICO? Or buying a new coin that's past their ICO and became tradable on exchanges market?

For the former, it would be easier to choose one or two coins that you'll invest, note their coin sale date, and buy whrn the ICO began rather than being on a wild goose chase, aiming whatever coins that's on sale. Keep in mind that not all ICO is legit and will be successful. A lot of scam coin is exhibiting ICO merely to gather money and run away with your money. This is why you better only choose one or two to be focused on. They'll usually have announcement thread few weeks before their crowdsale, which will give you enough time to study their whitepaper and determine if their project is beneficial enough or not.

Also about ICO, if you choose to invest on ether based tokens, there is this app called "eidoo" that's functioning as ether wallet, they also had a "built-in" notification of incoming ICO for coins that's affiliated with them. (Please note that I have no relation with eidoo, and whatbI said is merely a friendly input)

While if you mean to have "newly released" coin as in buying a newly tradable coin, I think it is more tricky. After an ICO, coins usually went under for certain period before announcing exchange, and they most likely won't announce which exchange will enlist them at when until the day has come, given that there are a lot of threads being updated hourly, it is near impossible to keep a track of newly tradable coin's announcement. Unless, like my suggestion on ICO, you choose one or two project to follow. The trickier part is because unlike ICO, they don't have the exact date of listing, thus you have to check their thread often.

Clarifying as what cioloxl asked (and yes, although you've replied, but I see that you still use the same term) in order to join this "airdrop", someone needs to contact an exchange and asked them to enlist your coin?

I my opinion, referring from the meaning of airdrop on this post, and even if we don't use that post as reference, it is still a basic knowledge that an airdrop should be a free distribution or a small task, like signing up your site, or PMing you the address, those simple things.

Your task here is slightly (if not significantly) more complicated and using the terms of "airdrop" here is misleading. Change it, please, and stop using that term for . . . . this task.

Also, even if you persist, the task will somehow backfire. As what I know, in order to be seriously considered by exchange, the dev team need to contact exchange's admin themselves, provide details of your project (which I think most likely will involve the document that you don't believe; whitepaper), and the market demands. Asking members to flood exchange's thread (or maybe their support email, but I believe less people want to go this far for what supposedly to be a small task) will ruin your name even before your project started. Don't believe me? Go to yobit's thread and see yourself, what do you feel when some people are in the middle of protesting how their withdrawal stuck, then someone from godknowwhere popped up and posted, "please add EUT!!! It has a good project", then vanished. Several posts later, someone else also posted, "when will you add EUT? Please add them."

The low buy order is probably put by some people in case there are some other people who desperate enough to sell and decide to do a quick and instant sell. And about the price, it's also a little bit confusing. I don't think I understand how wavesdex order book works. In rare occasions where the order history appear (probably we need to sacrifice a newborn lamb and bathe on its pure blood while holding a cat's whisker in order to have the history to appear), I can see that the sell/buy order are somewhat not like the one being put on sell order.

For example, right now, the lowest sell order is 8,000 satoshi on 85 JDC, while the history states that few minutes ago, there is a buy transaction at 58,000 satoshi for 71 JDC. Normally, at other exchanges, they'll emptied out the 8,000 satoshi order before moving to a higher sell order, means, that buyer should get their 71 JDC at 8,000 (and not 58,000), leaving only 14 JDC left at 8,000 satoshi. However, the history state otherwise and that lowest order remains.

Can anyone help explaining this? Or does it simply caused by the system error (which... happened every time I managed to make the order history to appear)?