News and Announcements
Skrilla Token (SKR) Now Transferrable
- Published December 08, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- The Skrilla Token (SKR) can now be traded.
- The token can be bought and sold through EtherDelta.
- Skrilla Bonus Token will be distributed in the coming days.
Trading SKR
It is now possible to buy and sell the Skrilla token through EtherDelta. We are in discussions with other exchanges and we are aiming to be listed on at least one additional exchange in the near future. As always we will keep you in the loop with our progress on this front.
Withdrawing tokens to your MyEtherWallet
In order to access your SKR tokens through MyEtherWallet you will need to carry out a simple procedure to withdraw them to your wallet. Follow this link for a step by step guide on how to do it. Fear not, it is easy! But should you need further assistance, don’t hesitate to get in touch via support@skrilla.com.
Bounty tokens
We will begin to distribute the bounty tokens in the coming days. If you participated in the bounty, make sure you have listed your contract address in the Bitcointalk thread, to ensure there is no delay in receiving your SKR.
Bonus tokens
Similar to the Bounty Tokens we will begin to distribute the 100SKR bonus tokens in the coming days. Please note, in order to be eligible for the 100SKR bonus tokens, you needed to have:
- Emailed us your contract address prior to the start of the Token Sale (November 6); and
- Purchased SKR tokens during the token sale
About Skrilla
Skrilla is a licensed, peer to peer (P2P) esports wagering marketplace. Skrilla recently launched a Daily Fantasy platform within Australia, with international rollout planned for 2018. Concurrently they have created the Skrilla token (SKR), the first step towards the platform operating solely on a decentralised blockchain, utilising a single global currency with which to bet across jurisdictions.
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