Lots of questions here reference Ethereum Alarm Clock as a way to schedule events. It seems to my eye to no longer be operative. Is that the case, or am I mistaken? If it's isn't operative, is there another service that offers similar scheduling functionality?
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1I think it is still alive while there is new comits github.com/pipermerriam/ethereum-alarm-clock/commits/master. I think this question should be posted on their github.– Badr Bellaj ♦Jul 4, 2017 at 8:35
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The contract seems to be idle for a while now. etherscan.io/address/0x6c8f2a135f6ed072de4503bd7c4999a1a17f824b– Omkar KhairJul 4, 2017 at 8:41
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1Asked and answered at the repo - github.com/pipermerriam/ethereum-alarm-clock/issues/81– LaizerJul 9, 2017 at 17:58
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Yes, Ethereum Alarm Clock is alive and well. It's on mainnet. In the first few months it transferred more than 1000 ETH safely. It has also been audited by BokkyPooBah.
There's also new page: https://www.ethereum-alarm-clock.com/.
Ethereum Alarm Clock is also integrated as Send Later button in MyCrypto. Here's tutorial how it works.
Using MyCrypto or Chronos DAPP you can also easily transfer ERC20 tokens.
Also support for transferring ERC721 (aka Cryptocollectibles aka NFT) has been added to EAC Chronos DAPP, so you can transfer CryptoKitties and other collectibles.
Based on their gitter, no. The service is currently inactive. https://gitter.im/pipermerriam/ethereum-alarm-clock. Best to get in touch with https://github.com/pipermerriam/ to check on a reboot schedule.
I think they're reviving it. The new gitter is https://gitter.im/ethereum-alarm-clock/ethereum-alarm-clock.
