In the interest of continuing to improve our entire ecosystem,
📌 Coming soon to the App Stores, FEGtrack V2! 🥳
📌 It will replace your currently installed version and you will need to re-add your wallet(s). Make sure to take some screenshots.
📌 Your displayed reflections will reset to current balance when adding to the new app. You will be able to change it back based on your screenshots manually.
📌 After FEGtrack V2 is available in the App Stores, Wallets(BETA) will be removed from FEGstats as a result of this enhancement after 1 month to give transition time to users.
Thank you for your continued support and feedback. Let’s keep moving forward! 🚀❤️🦍
In the interest of continuing to improve our entire ecosystem,
📌 Coming soon to the App Stores, FEGtrack V2! 🥳
📌 It will replace your currently installed version and you will need to re-add your wallet(s). Make sure to take some screenshots.
📌 Your displayed reflections will reset to current balance when adding to the new app. You will be able to change it back based on your screenshots manually.
📌 After FEGtrack V2 is available in the App Stores, Wallets(BETA) will be removed from FEGstats as a result of this enhancement after 1 month to give transition time to users.
Thank you for your continued support and feedback. Let’s keep moving forward! 🚀❤️🦍
- Team FEG
BY FEG (Feed Every Gorilla)
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