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@talleo is there a way to not share my private key?
@bitRainbow If the server doesn't know your private key, it can't fetch the transactions... Constantly removing or adding private keys to/from the wallet daemon will cause reset (discarding cached data) of the wallet container as it will need to recheck all the transactions since the main network was launched.
@bitRainbow Only way to access the server is using a certificate to login... Then all keys can be viewed using either walletd via curl or sqlite command-line client.
@talleo is there a way to not share my private key?
@talleo can you access servers to see all keys?
@bitRainbow Only way to access the server is using a certificate to login... Then all keys can be viewed using either walletd via curl or sqlite command-line client.
Private spend key, wallet address and e-mail address are stored in sqlite database... None of them are encrypted as no external script can access the database, password authentication is disabled on the server. The web wallet tries as much as possible to not send e-mail address and private spend key in same request to avoid leaking too much information in case of man-in-the-middle attack...
@talleo can you access servers to see all keys?
First of all, it is very user-friendly to log in with email and passcode (which is sent to email) instead of Metamask and Ledger.
Private spend key, wallet address and e-mail address are stored in sqlite database... None of them are encrypted as no external script can access the database, password authentication is disabled on the server. The web wallet tries as much as possible to not send e-mail address and private spend key in same request to avoid leaking too much information in case of man-in-the-middle attack...
Hello fellow Pengolonians! NEWS! We have developed our BEP20, wPGO token, on the Binance Smart Chain! The wPGO token on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) has been completed and is on the BSC Mainnet! The wPGO Token address is https://bscscan.com/token/0x8f98826747fcb329125f82060368b95c24459cdc The total supply is 3,000,000, 2,000,000 of which will be sold during out token sale and 1,000,000 will be held by the PengolinCoin project to be used for development and liquidity.
Agree with @zolotokrylin . Many top-tier projects came out of Coinlist. But keep in mind:
@theethdev sounds like a hodle plan :)
@0x4057cf6887147C3F8a07B423BFad965B028591ff Oracles are necessary when you want to connect multiple data endpoints. This helps mitigate attacks that can happen on DEXes with price manipulation.
@theethdev can you manipulate oracles?
@bitRainbow I don't know. If you find any information, let us know here.
@0x37A95f841e4a11a6DdbD3c03d2BAdA1572290Fea found something https://dxsale.app/. Not sure if it is legit, but here is an article about it https://cointelegraph.com/news/decentralized-launchpad-for-up-and-coming-crypto-projects-integrates-bsc
Good question! Are there any decentralised launchpads where I don’t need to create account and go through KYC? @0x37A95f841e4a11a6DdbD3c03d2BAdA1572290Fea @zolotokrylin @theethdev
@bitRainbow I don't know. If you find any information, let us know here.
@justcaesar they just announced today that premium METAL members of revolut in europe were able to withdraw cryptocurrency as of the time the announcement was made. standard members and international users will eventually be included but seems like it will be rolled out in stages.
@Alexander What about other plans? Anything for PREMIUM? I checked the app but couldn't find any information yet. Is there a link to official announcement?
If you pair / on Uniswap, could you use Uniswap for estimating the price? Then you don't need Chainlink oracle I guess.
@0x4057cf6887147C3F8a07B423BFad965B028591ff Oracles are necessary when you want to connect multiple data endpoints. This helps mitigate attacks that can happen on DEXes with price manipulation.
First of all, it is very user-friendly to log in with email and passcode (which is sent to email) instead of Metamask and Ledger.
@justcaesar they just announced today that premium METAL members of revolut in europe were able to withdraw cryptocurrency as of the time the announcement was made. standard members and international users will eventually be included but seems like it will be rolled out in stages.
@Alexander good. Adoption :)
Is it still impossible to withdraw or other crypto from Revolut?
@justcaesar they just announced today that premium METAL members of revolut in europe were able to withdraw cryptocurrency as of the time the announcement was made. standard members and international users will eventually be included but seems like it will be rolled out in stages.
Orchid is collaborating with Chainlink, a network of decentralized oracles, on two new tools that make it easier for Orchid users to determine the price of VPN bandwidth. Chainlink is widely considered the market leader in decentralized oracles, providing trusted price feeds to many leading DeFi applications such as Synthetix, Aave, and Nexus Mutual. Chainlink oracles allow blockchains to access information outside their networks (off-chain) in a highly secure manner, providing more meaningful data to on-chain applications while retaining their end-to-end security.
If you pair / on Uniswap, could you use Uniswap for estimating the price? Then you don't need Chainlink oracle I guess.
The Orchid Protocol organizes bandwidth sellers into a structured peer-to-peer (P2P) network termed the Orchid Market. Customers connect to the Orchid Market and pay bandwidth sellers in order to form a proxy chain to a specific resource on the Internet.
I am reading Orchid Whitepaper now. It helps to understand how Orchid is different from traditional VPN services.
I am looking for a platform that launches ICOs (initial coin offerings). Basically, I want to start buying coins before they appear on other exchanges.
Good question! Are there any decentralised launchpads where I don’t need to create account and go through KYC? @0x37A95f841e4a11a6DdbD3c03d2BAdA1572290Fea @zolotokrylin @theethdev
@bitRainbow I happily accept stablecoins of almost any kind, which I can then use to fund my Crypto.com VISA card. It's not ideal but it's one step in the right direction.
@derek true. I do the same, but I accept or . Then when it’s needed I convert it into fiat.
I can see some crypto companies are also consolidating power and manipulating markets eventually. The problem is that most of the crypto giants are centralized businesses.
@discipulus They are, but thankfully the best ones are trying to decentralize progressively by creating DAOs, giving up admin functions over contracts, etc.
I wish I could stop using my bank’’s services as well. Banks are so redundant since crypto us around. But adoption takes time. To accelerate adoption we should stop accepting fiat for our services. It's going to be painful, but it can truly accelerate adoption. We must create positive pressure.
@bitRainbow I happily accept stablecoins of almost any kind, which I can then use to fund my Crypto.com VISA card. It's not ideal but it's one step in the right direction.
Hi, I saw the announcement the other day about the new interface for Jarvis Exchange and decided to give it a ride, who knows, maybe I get lower fees. I noticed some #bugs that I think you should be aware of:
Hi,
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