Version 0.2.1 of the iWallet Chrome Extension now has support for multiple IOST tokens. The new version can be found in the Chrome Extension Store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/iwallet/kncchdigobghenbbaddojjnnaogfppfj. Once installed you’ll find that some tokes are listed by default and others will need to be added via the Add Token feature.
Adding Tokens
Visit IOSTABC to get a list of the tokens and those tokens with less than 20 holders could be a new token, but is likely a test token or a dead token.
Click the + sign near the Add Token (red arrow in the screen shot below) and type in the name of the token.
Here is a list of tokens on the IOST blockchain as of August 12th, 2019.
| Token | Full name | Holders |
| iplay | iPLAY Token | 5,729 |
| iostjoy | Joy Token for Gamejoy | 2,633 |
| vost | IOST Anchor Token | 1,797 |
| tix | BlockArcade Tickets | 1,242 |
| abct | IOSTABC Token | 768 |
| es_evergold | EverGold | 687 |
| itrx | iPLAY TRX pegged token | 668 |
| win | IOST WIN Token | 421 |
| mango | Token for Mango | 309 |
| iabc | ABC Token | 198 |
| metx | Metanyx Token | 162 |
| iet | Endless Token | 62 |
| icoin | IOST Vegas Coin | 31 |
Trading IOST Tokens
You decided to load up on these new tokens and now you want to trade them. But where? On the IOST-DEX, of course.
Install the iWallet Chrome Extension, import your private key, and confirm the extension is enabled. This will allow the IOST-DEX to read your IOST token wallets and you can trade right from your browser. To be clear, IOST-DEX cannot automatically withdraw from your wallet. It can only withdraw from your wallet when you initiate the transfer.
