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EtherID (ETHERID) - Dead Coins

EtherID (ETHERID)

EtherID was founded in 2015, it is not trading on any exchanges. EtherID was added to the dead coins list due to being Abandoned or No Volume. Founder/CEO is Alexandre Naverniouk.

Summary

  • Main reasons for dead coin listing Abandoned or No Volume.
  • Started 2015, Ended 2018.
  • Social media ended 2018.
  • Trading ticker (ETHERID).
  • Total tokens unknown.
  • Not available to trade on any exchanges.
  • Was built on Ethereum blockchain.
  • Website is down.
  • The Founder/SEO is Alexandre Naverniouk.

Further Details

Notes

Abandoned token, Website down and no social media.

Links

https://web.archive.org/web/20180305184011/http://etherid.org/

Screenshot

Screenshot Archived:

COPY PASTE FROM OLD WEBSITE

EtherID is Ethereum Name Registrar

The main facts about the EtherID:

  • You can register a Domain name for your Ethereum account for some period of time. The maximum time is 2,000,000 Ethereum blocks ( about a year ) The domain name is in fact a binary 32 byte value. It can be interpreted as UTF8 encoded string.
    This is the solution for the name erosion problem. If you have registered a domain name and then lost the private key, the name will not be lost for everyone forever.
  • While you own a domain you can prolong the ownership.
  • If you failed to prolong the ownership and the domain expired, then anyone can claim the ownership for it.
  • You can register as many as you want ID's for your domain (name:value pairs).
  • If you want to sell your domain, put a price on it. Once the price is set, anyone can pay and take the ownership. No communication with you is needed.
  • If you want to transfer the domain to someone, you simply specify the new address in the Transfer field. The owner of that address, and only him, can then pay the price and claim the domain.
  • EtherID allows you to store sha256 multihash values as the ID values. Then you can use the EtherID/IPFS gateway to get access to the IPFS resources. You can read more EtherID/IPFS
  • The official NodeJS module to communicate with the EtherID contract is etherid-js
  • There is a Chrome Extension available for redirecting urls. etherid-chrome

 

EtherId contract address: 0xd588b586d61c826a0e87919b3d1a239206d58bf2. Please note , that the contract is verified, so you can see the source code of the contract.

The most secure way to work with EtherId is through Mist. The developer pre-release is available here: Mist

In order to make it work with your local geth, you need to start it with those parameters:

geth --rpc --rpccorsdomain "http://etherid.org"

Please note that using --rpccorsdomain "*" is dangerous.

EtherID is an open source project. The code is available from https://github.com/lexansoft/EtherID.org

If you feel to support this project, please donate to the contract creator address:

0x1a88c052fc7a8401e00b2f76f96ac62a19427731

Any help would be appreciated.

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