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The Lunacian • 138 implied HN points • 08 Jan 25
  1. Ronin Waypoint is integrated into App.axie, making it easier to switch between wallets. You can manage your assets without visiting other sites.
  2. There are no gas fees for up to 10,000 transactions daily when using Ronin Waypoint on App.axie. This helps save money while trading.
  3. A new UI card shows the status of your axies, including evolution and offering details. It makes tracking your axies much simpler.
DeFi Education • 479 implied HN points • 10 May 24
  1. Using the Gnosis Safe multi-signature wallet can help keep your crypto secure, especially for large amounts. It's designed for Ethereum-compatible blockchains.
  2. This wallet requires multiple approvals for transactions, which adds an extra layer of security against unauthorized access.
  3. While there may be some gas fees and complexity involved, the protection Gnosis Safe offers can be worth it for serious crypto holders.
Ronin’s Newsletter • 578 implied HN points • 16 Dec 24
  1. Ronin Bounties are launching soon, allowing users to complete quests in their Ronin Wallet for rewards.
  2. The first set of bounties includes Axie-related quests, offering over 4,000 AXS and special Nightmare Axies as prizes.
  3. These quests will be available for a limited time, so eligible users should act quickly to complete them and claim their rewards.
DeFi Education • 659 implied HN points • 28 Jun 23
  1. Using hardware wallets like Trezor is recommended for better security. Metamask is also a good software wallet, but be cautious with privacy.
  2. Solo staking is the best option if you have the technical skills and resources. It offers full control and rewards, but requires a lot of maintenance.
  3. If you prefer not to manage everything yourself, consider pooled staking services like Rocket Pool. They can simplify the process but come with some extra risks.
DeFi Education • 839 implied HN points • 20 Apr 23
  1. There is a troubling trend of hacks affecting experienced crypto users, including early Ethereum wallet holders. These users are usually security-conscious, which raises questions about how the hacks are happening.
  2. The hacks started in December 2022 and have resulted in over $10 million in stolen assets across multiple chains. A wide variety of wallets have been targeted without a clear pattern emerging.
  3. Even users of hardware wallets are not safe from these hacks. It's crucial to understand how crypto transactions work to really protect your assets, as malware can trick you into signing bad transactions.
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DeFi Education • 659 implied HN points • 14 Jun 23
  1. Uniswap v4 introduces new features like programmable 'hooks' that allow developers to customize trading pools. This means more flexibility for creating unique trading tools within the platform.
  2. The transition to smart contract wallets could improve security for users, making it easier to manage funds without relying on centralized services.
  3. There's a growing concern in the crypto community about moving away from open-source projects, which might limit innovation and user freedom in the decentralized finance space.
Ronin’s Newsletter • 73 implied HN points • 25 Jan 25
  1. The Ronin Wallet now has a Discovery feature that lets you easily find and explore games and dApps within the Ronin ecosystem. This makes it quick and easy to jump into your favorite activities.
  2. You can track trending NFT collections in real-time with the new Discovery feature. It helps you stay updated on what's popular, so you never miss out.
  3. Make sure to update your Ronin Wallet to access the latest features. Keeping your wallet up-to-date ensures you get the best experience possible.
DeFi Education • 559 implied HN points • 05 Feb 23
  1. Using an offline computer, known as an airgapped computer, can help securely sign crypto transactions. This reduces risks from online threats.
  2. You can set up transactions on one device and sign them on another without exposing your private keys. This method is safer for handling your assets.
  3. Always verify any software you download to ensure it's safe. This can help protect your transactions from potential malware.
Ronin’s Newsletter • 49 implied HN points • 12 Dec 24
  1. Ronin has upgraded its multisig wallets, now powered by Safe, which is a trusted provider in the industry. This means users can create and manage safer wallets for their transactions.
  2. The integration offers a better user interface and allows users to batch multiple transactions more efficiently. This makes it easier to manage and send tokens through Ronin.
  3. Existing users don't need to do much; most will see their wallets automatically updated. However, some with pending transactions may need to complete an extra step to finalize those.
The Otonomist • 19 implied HN points • 31 Jan 24
  1. The first step in the crypto world is understanding the difference between centralized and decentralized wallets.
  2. When navigating through buying and trading cryptocurrencies, it's important to be mindful of transaction fees and how they can impact your investments.
  3. Crypto offers opportunities beyond traditional payments, such as swapping coins, investing for profit, and exploring the world of decentralized finance (DeFi).
Coinsights • 38 implied HN points • 22 Feb 23
  1. EVM supports two types of accounts: Externally Owned Accounts (EOAs) and Contract Accounts (smart contracts)
  2. EOAs are controlled by private keys and can initiate transactions, while smart contracts run on code and cannot initiate transactions
  3. Smart Contract Wallets (SCWs) enhance wallet experience by utilizing the customizability of smart contracts
DarthCoin’s Bitcoin Guides • 0 implied HN points • 08 Jan 24
  1. Start your Bitcoin education by reading the Bitcoin Whitepaper and 'The Bitcoin Standard'. Attend Bitcoin meetups to learn more.
  2. Choose a secure Bitcoin wallet carefully and store your wallet seed in a safe place.
  3. Always prioritize self-education in Bitcoin and be cautious of scams. Trust yourself, verify everything, and maintain control over your own finances.
Boltzmann Soul • 0 implied HN points • 22 May 24
  1. To start trading meme coins, you need to go through steps like swapping fiat for cryptocurrency on a CEX, taking control of your tokens on a non-custodial wallet, and bridging ETH to the Base network if necessary.
  2. When using DEXes to swap tokens, always use the coin address rather than the token name or ticker to avoid potential scams with similar names or tickers.
  3. Meme coin trading involves high risks of losing assets, so only trade with funds you can afford to lose. Be cautious about slippage, network congestion, and transaction failures when using DEXes.