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RE: EOS Crowdsale with MyEtherWallet - The Complete Guide

in #eos • 7 years ago

"At any time a user can map their Ethereum address to a public key in one of the following formats:

  1. EOS Public Keys - EOS4yfYEjUodfs.......DfavaddbvD
  2. Steem Public Keys - STM4yfYEjUoey4.......UaSt2Sx9W4
  3. BitShares Public Keys - BTS5WaszCsqVN9.......Wz47B3wUqa"

I'm pretty sure I understand correctly but wanted to confirm, I can use a BTS Public key instead of using the EOS key generator somebody posted, and claim my EOS when it launches using my BTS private key. Correct?

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     7 years ago  

    I never got a response regarding this. I just use EOS keys. And it's not just some EOS public generator someone wrote, it's the same generator written by block.one, it's a fork of their repo with all code but generator code stripped out.

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