@michaelfbradley please update the mockups to account for the transferability between token (on-chain) address & ETH address. When the user goes to their wallet's ETH settings, they should see:

• A link/button that brings navigates to your wallet token settings.
• some sort of description like "your Ether address is the same as your on-chain address."
• I think it would also be helpful to explain why they are the same (either in the description or perhaps a tooltip or a 'why?' popover) - e.g. "on-chain tokens run on the Ethereum network and require Ether to send"
• There should also be something in the token settings that mentions the connection as well.

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mentioned in issue #23 (closed)

I'd link to get the options of @markeharding and @jotto141 on this one.

(Please read @omadrid's original comment).

If we were to simply use a singular Receiver Address management (contained within Token Settings), it would basically would leave the 'Ethereum' section of the wallet redundant, short of it displaying a wallet balance.

The following page would change where we'd simply hand the user off to the relevant section within token settings.

https://invis.io/KWU1X9IEB2U#/396032640_Wallet-_Ether-_Onboard

The following would basically show ETH total, as well as a link to manage receiver address (via token settings)

https://invis.io/KWU1X9IEB2U#/396032639_Wallet-_Ether-_Setup

We can discuss briefly on the design call later today. Let me know if you have concerns, or think I've missed something.

@markeharding @jotto141 poke

Agree the token settings and the ether settings should point to the same place and we should add a note that says::

“Please note that your OnChain address is the same as your Ether address.”

Does that answer all questions?

Agree with @jotto141