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[l3pox]

will it be possible to stake HAT on mobile wallet?
is there an estimated date for that already?

Android wallet is available. You can download it here: https://www.hawala.today/download.php
It's still in alpha state so not all functions work, but you can stake.
iOS version will be available soon.

oh. good to know. will wait for iOs.

The new HAT token is not available on etherdelta. What is going on?
What exchanges is this thing on?

IDEX.  You can buy the old one on EtherDelta and do a swap, but I suggest just going through IDEX.

EtherDelta needs to change the contract, they are a little bit slow regarding such matters.

As robthetotten said, IDEX is good.

When you're looking at Coinmarketcap you can see the information shown at "Markets" as well as additional information regarding the swap.

so IDEX have the updated contract, right?
is the price correct on cmc?

[slackovic]

The new HAT token is not available on etherdelta. What is going on?
What exchanges is this thing on?

IDEX.  You can buy the old one on EtherDelta and do a swap, but I suggest just going through IDEX.

EtherDelta needs to change the contract, they are a little bit slow regarding such matters.

As robthetotten said, IDEX is good.

When you're looking at Coinmarketcap you can see the information shown at "Markets" as well as additional information regarding the swap.

so IDEX have the updated contract, right?
is the price correct on cmc?

Yes, Idex market has the updated contract. If you buy there, you'll get new HAT tokens.
The price on the CMC is from Idex market.

[LuBro]

The new HAT token is not available on etherdelta. What is going on?
What exchanges is this thing on?

IDEX.  You can buy the old one on EtherDelta and do a swap, but I suggest just going through IDEX.

EtherDelta needs to change the contract, they are a little bit slow regarding such matters.

As robthetotten said, IDEX is good.

When you're looking at Coinmarketcap you can see the information shown at "Markets" as well as additional information regarding the swap.

so IDEX have the updated contract, right?
is the price correct on cmc?

Yes, Idex market has the updated contract. If you buy there, you'll get new HAT tokens.
The price on the CMC is from Idex market.

That's it. I'll hope there will be a clear structure soon, that no one will get misleaded.
EtherDelta knows the issue and we just can hope the best now.

[slackovic]

The new HAT token is not available on etherdelta. What is going on?
What exchanges is this thing on?

IDEX.  You can buy the old one on EtherDelta and do a swap, but I suggest just going through IDEX.

EtherDelta needs to change the contract, they are a little bit slow regarding such matters.

As robthetotten said, IDEX is good.

When you're looking at Coinmarketcap you can see the information shown at "Markets" as well as additional information regarding the swap.

so IDEX have the updated contract, right?
is the price correct on cmc?

Yes, Idex market has the updated contract. If you buy there, you'll get new HAT tokens.
The price on the CMC is from Idex market.

That's it. I'll hope there will be a clear structure soon, that no one will get misleaded.
EtherDelta knows the issue and we just can hope the best now.

EtherDelta was contacted by the team numerous times but they didn't respond. Lastly, the team asked them to delist the old HAT contract but I guess they have better things to do than take care of their customers. Here I'm talking about the traders that are trading there.

[LuBro]

The new HAT token is not available on etherdelta. What is going on?
What exchanges is this thing on?

IDEX.  You can buy the old one on EtherDelta and do a swap, but I suggest just going through IDEX.

EtherDelta needs to change the contract, they are a little bit slow regarding such matters.

As robthetotten said, IDEX is good.

When you're looking at Coinmarketcap you can see the information shown at "Markets" as well as additional information regarding the swap.

so IDEX have the updated contract, right?
is the price correct on cmc?

Yes, Idex market has the updated contract. If you buy there, you'll get new HAT tokens.
The price on the CMC is from Idex market.

That's it. I'll hope there will be a clear structure soon, that no one will get misleaded.
EtherDelta knows the issue and we just can hope the best now.

EtherDelta was contacted by the team numerous times but they didn't respond. Lastly, the team asked them to delist the old HAT contract but I guess they have better things to do than take care of their customers. Here I'm talking about the traders that are trading there.

So unfortunately that's tipically and quite normal for EtherDelta...

[slackovic]

Hi, I recently swapped my old HAT tokens for the new ones via MyEtherWallet with no problem... I then tried to send the new ones over to etherdelta in order to do some trading with them but they still haven't shown up in my account after over a day. I checked etherscan and it says the transaction was successful. Any idea why it isn't showing up???

You should trade new tokens on Idex market, not on EtherDelta. EtherDelta still has the old contract listed.

[slackovic]

Any idea how I can get my new tokens back? I didn't know etherdelta still had the old contract. What happens when the new tokens are sent to the old contract?

Well, you should have checked how to trade before sending the tokens to the old contract. When new HAT tokens are sent to the old contract address they are considered as "burned" because they cannot be recovered. I hope you didn't lose much.

[Roidz92]

i swapped my tokens, but didn't receive.. what should i do?

[AndreyBG]

Hey guys, I noticed the circulating supply listed on CMC (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/hawala-today/) is 75K. Is that accurate as of now?

[LuBro]

i swapped my tokens, but didn't receive.. what should i do?

Normally you would get your right Hawala Tokens right after transaction is processed. They have set an 5 min limit checking it every time. So you should double check your transaction again, that it was the right adress.

[LuBro]

Hey guys, I noticed the circulating supply listed on CMC (https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/hawala-today/) is 75K. Is that accurate as of now?

Hey there, it just shows the circulating supply of IDEX, because only this Exchange got the right contract adress. EtherDelta still has the old one..

[Aljerome31]

IMPORTING Private key .. In Hawala.today wallet on my deskstop is safe Am I right???

[slackovic]

IMPORTING Private key .. In Hawala.today wallet on my deskstop is safe Am I right???

It's safe, don't worry. Wallet app needs your key to interact with HAT tokens you hold in your wallet. The key is stored locally on your computer and encrypted so it's safe.

[RJX]

Is the swap still on? Didn't see a date here.

Thanks

And does it matter that the HAT I have isn't called HATOLD in ethscan?

This confuses me as well:

d) Write the swap contract address ( #3) “0xc3972ac283b3a7a56125674631a5c254f7f373cf”

To address: To be added at the time of swap (This is the old contract address, new contract will detect the transaction and send you new tokens)

What's the correct address to send to?

[slackovic]

Is the swap still on? Didn't see a date here.

Thanks

And does it matter that the HAT I have isn't called HATOLD in ethscan?

Yes, the swap is still on and you can swap you old HAT tokens. The best thing you can do to check if you have old or new HAT tokens is to check it's contract address. Open Etherscan.io and check the contract address of the tokens that you have there. If the contract is 0xc3972ac283b3a7a56125674631a5c254f7f373cf, then you have old HAT tokens and you need to swap them. If the contract address is 0x9002d4485b7594e3e850f0a206713b305113f69e, then you have new HAT tokens and you are good to go.

Old HAT tokens on Etherscan are called Erc20 (HAT), not HATOLD.

[RJX]

Is the swap still on? Didn't see a date here.

Thanks

And does it matter that the HAT I have isn't called HATOLD in ethscan?

Yes, the swap is still on and you can swap you old HAT tokens. The best thing you can do to check if you have old or new HAT tokens is to check it's contract address. Open Etherscan.io and check the contract address of the tokens that you have there. If the contract is 0xc3972ac283b3a7a56125674631a5c254f7f373cf, then you have old HAT tokens and you need to swap them. If the contract address is 0x9002d4485b7594e3e850f0a206713b305113f69e, then you have new HAT tokens and you are good to go.

Old HAT tokens on Etherscan are called Erc20 (HAT), not HATOLD.

I have old tokens.

I send these to 0x9002d4485b7594e3e850f0a206713b305113f69e?

(sorry but I don't want to end losing my HAT)

Thanks again.

[divest.ted]

Is the swap still on? Didn't see a date here.

Thanks

And does it matter that the HAT I have isn't called HATOLD in ethscan?

Yes, the swap is still on and you can swap you old HAT tokens. The best thing you can do to check if you have old or new HAT tokens is to check it's contract address. Open Etherscan.io and check the contract address of the tokens that you have there. If the contract is 0xc3972ac283b3a7a56125674631a5c254f7f373cf, then you have old HAT tokens and you need to swap them. If the contract address is 0x9002d4485b7594e3e850f0a206713b305113f69e, then you have new HAT tokens and you are good to go.

Old HAT tokens on Etherscan are called Erc20 (HAT), not HATOLD.

I have old tokens.

I send these to 0x9002d4485b7594e3e850f0a206713b305113f69e?


Wrong old HAT tokens are 0xc3972ac283b3a7a56125674631a5c254f7f373cf and you will send them to the same address 0xc3972ac283b3a7a56125674631a5c254f7f373cf

Look at https://etherscan.io/ to verify. The OLD HAT tokens are labeled Hawala with an ICON. The new ones are Labeled with ERC-20


(sorry but I don't want to end losing my HAT)

Thanks again.

[slackovic]

Is the swap still on? Didn't see a date here.

Thanks

And does it matter that the HAT I have isn't called HATOLD in ethscan?

Yes, the swap is still on and you can swap you old HAT tokens. The best thing you can do to check if you have old or new HAT tokens is to check it's contract address. Open Etherscan.io and check the contract address of the tokens that you have there. If the contract is 0xc3972ac283b3a7a56125674631a5c254f7f373cf, then you have old HAT tokens and you need to swap them. If the contract address is 0x9002d4485b7594e3e850f0a206713b305113f69e, then you have new HAT tokens and you are good to go.

Old HAT tokens on Etherscan are called Erc20 (HAT), not HATOLD.

I have old tokens.

I send these to 0x9002d4485b7594e3e850f0a206713b305113f69e?

(sorry but I don't want to end losing my HAT)

Thanks again.

If the wallet from that Tx hash (0x6E62ea0FC708Cb85A43DDB433375E37F18cAFBd3) is yours, then it looks to me that you have already did the swap 21 days ago and that you currently have 565 new HAT tokens. If that is the case, then you don't have to do anything and you are ready to stake them.

[RJX]

If the wallet from that Tx hash (0x6E62ea0FC708Cb85A43DDB433375E37F18cAFBd3) is yours, then it looks to me that you have already did the swap 21 days ago and that you currently have 565 new HAT tokens. If that is the case, then you don't have to do anything and you are ready to stake them.

That's the wallet that sent me 35 HAT, it's from one of the projectmembers I guess. I got my airdrop late in the game, please refer to the feedback I posted on Hawala profile.

This is me (0x1B55887509d4d07965e20842cddaA1B1C4AD559c):

[slackovic]

If the wallet from that Tx hash (0x6E62ea0FC708Cb85A43DDB433375E37F18cAFBd3) is yours, then it looks to me that you have already did the swap 21 days ago and that you currently have 565 new HAT tokens. If that is the case, then you don't have to do anything and you are ready to stake them.

That's the wallet that sent me 35 HAT, it's from one of the projectmembers I guess. I got my airdrop late in the game, please refer to the feedback I posted on Hawala profile.

This is me (0x1B55887509d4d07965e20842cddaA1B1C4AD559c):

OK, I have checked your address and I see that you have old HAT tokens. Please check the instructions on Hawala blog to see how to swap them for the new HAT tokens. Since you have old tokens in your own wallet, you can skip the first two parts that explain how to withdraw the tokens from an exchange (start at the headline Swap HAT on MyEtherWallet).