[ANN] Ethereum: Welcome to the Beginning

[reb0rn21]

99% premine

Ok it will be 97% is that better?

~72 millions was premined and to date less then 1 million is mined, and "soon" no one wana tell when coin will switch to POS

if that is not pure scam and clear fact that there is NO decentralization I don`t know then what is

Also bittrex ethereum and shift wallet are disabled due the BUG in ethereum TX transfer!

[Mickeyb]

Hello,

Can somebody please point me to the tutorial in order to withdraw my ethers from the exchange and secure them in my wallet?

I have been looking everywhere and I can't find a clear and step by step info.

Thanks!

[alan.d]

This is amazing,

the secure web wallet
https://ethereumwallet.org
has just relayed its 1500th transaction.

[Markus55]

This is amazing,

the secure web wallet
https://ethereumwallet.org
has just relayed its 1500th transaction.

Wow very interesting!

Can you explain me how does it work?

Thank you Alan.

[alan.d]

This is amazing,

the secure web wallet
https://ethereumwallet.org
has just relayed its 1500th transaction.

Wow very interesting!

Can you explain me how does it work?

Thank you Alan.

Its basically an offline client for ethereum running inside the browser.
This means, all cryptographic operations like signing etc. are done locally on your computer.
Something is stored on the server though and that is an encrypted version of your wallet.
This again means that nobody has access to your wallet but you.
Once you log in the encrypted wallet is downloaded by your browser and decryped locally using your password. Then the client is run locally and allows you to send and receive funds. Just make sure you use a strong password, its hashed 5000 times though so bruteforcing it is not possble.

You secrets never leave your computer which makes the wallet as safe as a local GETH client.

Also you always own the private key. So you at any time can import it into your GETH client and continue using your wallet entirely offline.

[Markus55]

This is amazing,

the secure web wallet
https://ethereumwallet.org
has just relayed its 1500th transaction.

Wow very interesting!

Can you explain me how does it work?

Thank you Alan.

Its basically an offline client for ethereum running inside the browser.
This means, all cryptographic operations like signing etc. are done locally on your computer.
Something is stored on the server though and that is an encrypted version of your wallet.
This again means that nobody has access to your wallet but you.
Once you log in the encrypted wallet is downloaded by your browser and decryped locally using your password. Then the client is run locally and allows you to send and receive funds. Just make sure you use a strong password, its hashed 5000 times though so bruteforcing it is not possble.

You secrets never leave your computer which makes the wallet as safe as a local GETH client.

Also you always own the private key. So you at any time can import it into your GETH client and continue using your wallet entirely offline.

Thank you so much for the fast reply.

I'll try...

[mitache365]

BTC38, Jubi ?

[Mickeyb]

This is amazing,

the secure web wallet
https://ethereumwallet.org
has just relayed its 1500th transaction.

So is this 100% sure? I don't know should I just go with this online wallet or should I mess around with the clients. Clients do seem very complicated. I manage to get to work GETH on one of my computers, but on the second I didn't manage, I keep getting an error.

I don't know should I waste time on the clients or should I just use this online wallet.

Can somebody with more experience please confirm.

Thanks!

[feeleep]

Our pool https://www2.coinmine.pl/eth/ is finding blocks but we need more miners - come and join!

feeleep

[alan.d]

This is amazing,

the secure web wallet
https://ethereumwallet.org
has just relayed its 1500th transaction.

So is this 100% sure? I don't know should I just go with this online wallet or should I mess around with the clients. Clients do seem very complicated. I manage to get to work GETH on one of my computers, but on the second I didn't manage, I keep getting an error.

I don't know should I waste time on the clients or should I just use this online wallet.

Can somebody with more experience please confirm.

Thanks!

Hi,

the wallet should be just as secure as any other console client out there.
None of your secrets (be it password or private key) is ever transmitted over the internet as all cryptographic operations take place in the browser.

The code is available freely on github to verify.
Plus, it is based on the blockchain.info wallet which makes it even more robust. You can be sure that it has been penetration tested already by all those who want to make a quick buck.

If you have any other questions just ask.

[Zoff]

constantly hear "smart contracts" ... there already created at least one employment contract?

[Gumbork]

Ethereum has a lot of cool stuff, it make me just think that this is the starting point on a new crypto frontier.

[cjmoles]

This is amazing,

the secure web wallet
https://ethereumwallet.org
has just relayed its 1500th transaction.

Wow very interesting!

Can you explain me how does it work?

Thank you Alan.

Its basically an offline client for ethereum running inside the browser.
This means, all cryptographic operations like signing etc. are done locally on your computer.
Something is stored on the server though and that is an encrypted version of your wallet.
This again means that nobody has access to your wallet but you.
Once you log in the encrypted wallet is downloaded by your browser and decryped locally using your password. Then the client is run locally and allows you to send and receive funds. Just make sure you use a strong password, its hashed 5000 times though so bruteforcing it is not possble.

You secrets never leave your computer which makes the wallet as safe as a local GETH client.

Also you always own the private key. So you at any time can import it into your GETH client and continue using your wallet entirely offline.

Thank you so much for the fast reply.

I'll try...

Sounds convincing...did ya play with it yet?

[Grumlin]

[alan.d]

Great, https://ethereumwallet.org is in the news:

http://cointelegraph.com/news/115239/these-3-wallets-want-to-make-ethereum-grandma-friendly

[WilderX]

Great, https://ethereumwallet.org is in the news:

http://cointelegraph.com/news/115239/these-3-wallets-want-to-make-ethereum-grandma-friendly

LOL, that title is so offensive 

These 3 Wallets Want to Make Ethereum ‘Grandma-Friendly’

[gioma]

It's ok, as soon as it gets more and more people in

[WilderX]

It's ok, as soon as it gets more and more people in

Is it? My grandma would not know how to turn on a PC

[WilderX]

Great, https://ethereumwallet.org is in the news:

http://cointelegraph.com/news/115239/these-3-wallets-want-to-make-ethereum-grandma-friendly

Are you guys also working on Mobile Phone wallet apps?

[mookid]

Great, https://ethereumwallet.org is in the news:

http://cointelegraph.com/news/115239/these-3-wallets-want-to-make-ethereum-grandma-friendly

Great options i think people have pretty much no excuses about ethereum not having GUI wallets. (AlethZero and now this web wallets). Still mining it constantly. Remember that in about a year mining difficulty will rise to a point where it would not be profitable and then the switch to PoS will begin.