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Hi!
There's so much clients to manage your digital assets that I'm genuinely curious: what are the tools/wallets you use everyday to manage your web3 journey?
Underlying questions:
Whatever, I'm just curious about what you use everyday to send transactions, manage your assets (cryptos and assets), manage your smart accounts, etc.
Thanks!
Greetings,
About a year ago I foolishly fell for a scam and the scammer managed to steal 62k chainlink tokens from me...this is the transaction https://etherscan.io/tx/0xde07048f5200bb78a46a199bdc71ffa68c186e5003c5074634074082ff392101
My wallet is the one ending in 0xA...1276. I already reported this to my local police department as well as the IC3 and the FTC; however after a year of waiting for updates, I am getting nothing. May someone that is familiar with how to track down stuff be able to assist me? I'm not very saavy at this and would like help if possible. I constantly get panic attacks due to this event and even if I am not able to get my funds back, if the scammer/hacker can just face some kind of legal justice, that would be awesome.
Ethereum blobs have consistently hit their target throughout November, driving millions in fees for Ethereum. Over the last 7 days, blobs ranked as the #4 contributor to ETH burns.
Im looking to start staking because i heard you can increase the amount of ETH you earn that way but im still trying to figure out what the best sites to do this are. coinbase looks like it offers a low low APR so i don't wanna go that route. Any suggestions between these 3 guys?
Base is seeing a surge in transactions on the network.
This increased demand had an impact on transactions success rate, which have declined from ~90% to close to 70%.
This surge has also driven a significant rise in L2 revenue and profits. Despite the increased cost of blobs reducing L2 profit margins from ~99% to 90%, Base generated $4M in L2 profits last week alone.
Although I have been trading on-chain for a long time and have used some bots, I have no understanding of the theory behind Ethereum, especially what the Ethereum roadmap is really about.I hope there are recommended materials that I can read to understand the Ethereum roadmap (I think this should be an introduction).
Welcome to today’s Daily General Discussion!
Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price!
Yes, we are trying something new and will allow price discussion, but only in this thread! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed.
As always, keep it friendly and follow the sub’s rules.
The ticker is ETH.
Hi!
I'm looking for a good documentary about web3 and blockchain, which would not be "Crypto is a scam" or "tO tHe MooOOOoOn!!!!".
Especially, I'm looking for something that would approach tech innovation, smart contracts, dApps, etc.
The documentaries I've watched so far:
Thanks!
i have some USDC stuck in my ETH wallet. When i look it up on etherscan it shows up as toke holdings. How can i take these out ? Somebody sent me the USDC and accidentally sent them to my ETH Wallet and now i have those funds sitting in limbo basically. I read that i needed to fund the wallet with some ETH to cover gas fees but im stuck. Does anybody know a solution ?
Can anyone explain to me hyperliquid? Or point me to a resource?
Inknow the TLDR is its an onchain binance, BUT how come you can only deposit and withdraw USDC, where does it get thebliquidity for its spot tokens? And why cant withdraw others?
Welcome to today’s Daily General Discussion!
Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price!
Yes, we are trying something new and will allow price discussion, but only in this thread! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed.
As always, keep it friendly and follow the sub’s rules.
The ticker is ETH.
I know that the big promise in the crypto market for the future will be RWAs (Real World Assets), but are there any projects that are well-structured and grounded in this?
Trying to understand why I can buy ETH and pay $1.50 in gas fees but when I buy an alt coin on ETH network the gas fee is $25. (This is based on completing the transactions at the same time, not hours apart when gas fees are different)
I see Robinhood has finally added ability to send crypto. what would happen in this hypothetical scenario?
John sends 1X ETH from their Robinhood account to Jane's wallet. Jane lives in Puerto Rico, which has no capital gains tax. Jane sells that ETH for USD, and gives that money to John. John reinvests it to buy his original amount of ETH. Has John avoided capital gains tax on the value of that ETH?
Welcome to today’s Daily General Discussion!
Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price!
Yes, we are trying something new and will allow price discussion, but only in this thread! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed.
As always, keep it friendly and follow the sub’s rules.
The ticker is ETH.
Hey fellow builders. I was wondering what tools are available to test the smart contracts against different attacks beyond static testing, to further improve security.
Let’s say I want to test my contract against actual re-entrancy and other attacks. What are your testing methods and tools.
Thanks! I’ve seen a couple people but I’d like to explore further.
There are now "Daily General Discussion Threads" on this sub - what do you think about that change?
So, I'm curious - and genuinely open minded - how the total number of users of Ethereum PLUS those using all tokens or higher layers that depend build on it - whatever - compares to the figures I can see in the Bitcoin (BTC) environment regarding its estimated number of users and also what can be deduced about self-custodial usage from its blockchain.
I got this question because of the talk about "strategic reserves" and I'm not hearing politicians talk about an "ETH reserve" despite my impression that actual usage by actual individual people is potentially higher on the wider-utility focused ETH than on the "digital gold" BTC blockchain.
I know such numbers can only ever be approximated, but I am interested in whatever information to which the community can point me.
Thanks.
Welcome to today’s Daily General Discussion!
Please use this thread to discuss Ethereum topics, news, events, and even price!
Yes, we are trying something new and will allow price discussion, but only in this thread! Price discussion posted elsewhere in the subreddit will continue to be removed.
As always, keep it friendly and follow the sub’s rules.
The ticker is ETH.