Yes, you have to put the
public key address NOT the private key in the .txt file.
If you have made an error you simply have to record the correct file (with the public address) onto the SmartChain with the identity you created earlier, if you have done everything else correctly (don't forget to send a message to kekcoindev
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1051655;sa=summary) you will receive your airdrop.
Weird because it always has to be the public key.
Where can we check the KEK balance once airdrop received?
We don't need to know your private key (you do of course!) to send you KEKs once we launch the mainnet. When we launch the mainnet you will be able to import your private key into the wallet we will release and that will allow you to use and transact using the wallet with the airdropped amount.
NOTICE:
In some of the PMs people seem to have been putting the private key address in the .txt file. This is wrong. You need to put the public address (the normal address starting with a K) in the .txt file and record that on the SmartChain. We have no access to the private keys since they are generated on client (in your browser) and we will not be able to verify private keys!
In the medium description (
https://medium.com/@KekCore/how-to-sign-up-for-the-kekcoin-airdrop-8988dc5e6edc) it is said to put the private key in the txt file and signing it on the Radium SmartChain and register the public key under
http://kekcoin.co/airdrop/. What is correct now?
It is for sure the public key
Yes, it seems like. They changed the decription now to public. I already signed my private key. I assume i have to repeat all steps under "The airdrop process for a synced wallet with at least 1 RADS" now.
Yes, you have to put the
public key address NOT the private key in the .txt file.
If you have made an error you simply have to record the correct file (with the public address) onto the SmartChain with the identity you created earlier, if you have done everything else correctly (don't forget to send a message to kekcoindev
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1051655;sa=summary) you will receive your airdrop.
So it's no security problem if i signed the file with my private key. I mean nobody can find it out?
Except us no. It would be good security practice however to generate another public private key pair and add the public address to the .txt file and store the private key somewhere safe (so you can claim the airdrops once we launch the mainnet).
