PEW Staking... soon!
We are working on a staking platform for PEW. This essentially means you will earn 6% per year on the amount of PEW you lock in our smart contract. Rewards will be paid out from the PEW bought back from decentralized exchanges at market price adding a healthy boost of liquidity for the PEW token. More information in our new Telegram group and of course in our Discord.
What's this?
This page generates an Ethereum Address/Private key pair that you can use to send and receive BrofistCoin
and any other ERC20 cryptocurrencies along with Ether.
The Address is used to receive BrofistCoin (or other tokens) and can therefore be publicly shared with anyone.
The Private key is used to send transactions from your Address so you must never share it with anyone!
Important
The above public Address and Private key were just generated inside your browser. Now is the only time
you will ever see this information so make sure you save the Address and Private key somewhere safe.
If you lose your Private key, you will lose access to your Address permanently. We cannot help you recover
your Private key because it is not stored anywhere and is not visible to us. Do NOT lose it. Seriously.
Feel free to generate a new Address/Private key pair if you don't like the current blockie icon though.
It will be used throughout the network to identify your Address so you might as well get one that you like.
How do I use my key?
The recommended way of using your address and private key is to import the private key to either MetaMask
or MyEtherWallet. If you use
MetaMask, you can also transfer BrofistCoin from the transfer page if you like.
1. In MetaMask click on your account icon (right-most circle shaped icon)
2. Click on Import Account
3. Paste in your Private Key
4. Click Import
Once you've imported your Address/Key pair you can add PEW token in your watch list by clicking the button below:
Is this secure?
In theory, since no data is being submitted anywhere, nobody can see the generated private keys except you... and that creepy looking figure behind you. However using Private keys to unlock accounts over the internet is generally considered bad practice mainly because of how easy it is for anyone to snoop whatever data you send over the network. That, and you may accidentally submit your key on a phishing site instead of the real thing. As a rule of thumb, you should never do anything with your private keys when you're on a public Wi-Fi somewhere. Mobile networks are much, much safer.
Anyway, If you're super paranoid and think that I log the keys or something... you can always wait for the page to load fully and then disconnect your internet. You can still generate virtually unlimited blockies! :)
Hey, Vsauce! Michael here...
Want to see something really mind blowing? Then check this out! It's a thing I made that generates random Ethereum address private keys and checks the balance of the address associated with it. Here's the fun part, there are so many possible combinations out there that it would take longer than the age of the universe before you accidentally stumble upon an address with a balance. But if you do, congratulations! You now control that balance. Lambo time?
Disclaimer
I made this wallet/blockie generator to learn more about the Ethereum project and how wallets (and blockies!) are created. I strongly recommend using MyEtherWallet or MetaMask to generate a secure wallet if you intend to hold any significant amount of funds on there. By using this wallet generator you agree that you are the only one responsible should anything happen to the funds kept in Addresses generated here.