Ok, where in the hell do I buy this?

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>>3249987

>>3249987
what's Tierion?

It's on liqui now.

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>>3249987

It's a legitimate scam token.

But don't take my word for it, buy some and hold on to. ;^)

>>3249999
> those quads

On topic, it's a strange thing reading Cyrillic when you don't really know russian.

>>3249987

Etherdelta

>>3250108
They're legit partnered with microsoft you dip.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/blockchain-identity-proofs/

They've also been at it for 2 years now, plenty of time for anyone to judge whether they're a scam or not.

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>>3250145
This.

The process is a little odd though, just figured it out myself.

>create account, store the private keys (I just printed two copies on paper that I'll stash somewhere)
>send ethereum to your new wallet
>your ethereum should now show up in the green circle in pic related
>enter the amount of ethereum you want to spend in the red circle (leave a little ETH in your wallet, like .05)
>hit the yellow circle
>the ETH should now appear in your "etherdelta" exchange account (grey circle)

Now you can buy the TNT you want.

>>3250641

no, they're not. some coders at microsoft use elements from tierion, that doesn't mean they're partnered. you're being scammed.

>>3250704
Stop telling normies how to use that site.

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>>3249987
Ether delta, all you need to do when trying to find an exchange is look at the token on coin market cap then click markets.

i chucked in half an eth just to see what happens. no sweat

>>3250893
Same here, put in 0.5 ETH. I don't see this going much lower than $0.20 in worst case scenario. They have partnership with Microsoft and Philips, that alone warrants at least 10x current price.

>>3250750
>some coders at microsoft use elements from tierion
That's like saying "some mechanics at F1 use elements of Marco Polo International Italy" instead of just "pirelli is the supplier for the F1 Championship".

You can't just have coders "use" elements of someone else's proprietary software.

So this needs a token why?

>>3250932
Whitepaper says it's to develop and promote the chainpoint protocol, which is already being used in the real world by large corporations.

>>3250932
Here's a writeup: https://www.coindesk.com/no-joke-tierion-seek-25-million-ethereum-token-sale/

I have a question about EtherDelta. Are my TNTs safe if I keep them in the etherdelta contract wallet or do I have to transfer them to my personal etherdelta wallet?