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Merge pull request #61 from benmorrow/gh-pages 

Making "small amount of ether in wallet" more apparent
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<p>For our SGT token holders, here are the basic instructions on how to redeem your SGT for SNT: Prepare a <strong>0 ETH</strong> transaction to send to the Exchanger smart contract address: </p>
<p class="mono">0x20a7b20b9c213e6705c72a4216fdbc628a29d06c</p>
<p>You’ll need to use a <strong>Gas Limit</strong> of <strong>200,000</strong> and a <strong>Data</strong> value of <strong>0xe5225381</strong>. The Data value will call <strong>collect()</strong> on the contract. The easiest way to do that is to use MyEtherWallet. In the next section, you’ll learn how to send the transaction to the Exchanger from MyEtherWallet and then verify the transaction with Etherscan.</p>
<p>You’ll need to use a <strong>Gas Limit</strong> of <strong>200,000</strong> and a <strong>Data</strong> value of <strong>0xe5225381</strong>. The Data value will call <strong>collect()</strong> on the contract. <strong>You will need to have a small amount of ether in your wallet to cover the gas in this transaction.</strong> The easiest way to do that is to use MyEtherWallet. In the next section, you’ll learn how to send the transaction to the Exchanger from MyEtherWallet and then verify the transaction with Etherscan.</p>
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<h2>MyEtherWallet (MEW) instructions</h2>
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<p>Paste the address into the <strong>To Address</strong> field. In the <strong>Amount to Send</strong> field input <strong>0</strong>, and make sure the dropdown on the right-side of the field has <strong>ETH</strong> selected. </p>
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<h5>Note</h5>
<p>That’s right! You will send a 0 ETH transaction. If you’ve never done this before, now’s the time to try. You will need to have a small amount of ether in your wallet though to cover the gas in this transaction. You will see a popup bar warning in red along the bottom of the page. You can safely disregard the warning.</p>
<p>That’s right! You will send a 0 ETH transaction. If you’ve never done this before, now’s the time to try. <strong>You will need to have a small amount of ether in your wallet to cover the gas in this transaction.</strong> You will see a popup bar warning in red along the bottom of the page. You can safely disregard the warning.</p>
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<p>In the <strong>Gas Limit</strong> field, input <strong>200,000</strong>. You can optionally control the Gas Price in the top bar, but it is okay to leave this as the default 25 Gwei.</p>
<p>Click the <strong>+Advanced: Add Data</strong> link. In the <strong>Data</strong> field, input <strong>0xe5225381</strong>.</p>