It is quite alarming that 60% of the EOS tokens are still not registered!
Only the Tokens that have been registered will be accessible on the mainnet.
If you are not sure if you have registered your address, you can use the EOS Registration verification tool on eosauthority to check if you are registered.
If you do not register your EOS tokens they will not be in the snapshot and you will lose your tokens.
How do I Register?
There are two Tutorials I recommend:
The first one is by sandwich on steemit:
Some people may want to update the EOS key associated with their Ethereum address via Mew. Updating your key isn’t any different than registering it, but since the original article is so lengthy, I decided to partition this step of the process into it’s own article.
How to update the EOS Public Key Mapped/registered to your ETH Address with MyEtherWallet (MEW)
The second tutorial is also very easy to understand.
How to Register Your EOS Tokens Using the Ledger Nano S
My EOS tokens are on Binance. What should I do?
You are in luck. Binance has confirmed that they will support the EOS MainNet Token Swap and handle all technical requirements.
However, you need to know that you will be missing out on a lot of EOS airdrops if you leave your coins on Binance.
