That's My Ape A blockchain-free chain of custody tool

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Nuftu

#Design Tools #Tech #Crypto 6 social mentions

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OpenSea

#Crypto Marketplace #Crypto #Art 587 social mentions

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MetaMask.io

The best examples right now are honestly NFT marketplaces or DeFi, however you can authenticate with these services without needing to have any funds available on your wallet. If you're curious and want to try out the flow, you can download a web3 wallet like MetaMask - https://metamask.io/ - this is a popular web wallet extension for Ethereum and EVM platforms. If you want to try out Solana, I recommend https://phantom.app/ I personally like Solana more than EVM chains at the moment but it doesn't cost anything for you to try either. Once you have the extension, you can navigate to an NFT marketplace, and connect your wallet.

#Cryptocurrencies #Cryptocurrency Wallets #Crypto Payment Gateway 620 social mentions

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PoolTogether

No, it's not possible (yet?) to have a financial system on the blockchain that maps 1:1 to the existing financial system. > So how does the average person buy a house where the title is managed on the blockchain with a significant portion of their life's savings and a mortgage from a bank? The average person won't buy a house and will not have a mortgage, unless your idea of average person is of the average <i>American</i>. But you know what <i>any</i> average person can do? They can put their capital (no matter how little) in a money market [0] where the lending rates are higher than what any other bank will offer them. They can stick only with stablecurrencies to avoid price volatility. If they <i>do</i> want to take on risk, they can speculate in the derivatives market [1]. They can get together with other "average people" in participate in a distributed capitalization lottery [2] and participate in a no-lose game. With DAOs, they can profit even from being "share holders" in a system. Again, let me use ENS [3] as an example which is a good example of a project that has a "real business" with a clear business model. They just released their governance token, and it is quite possible that in the future this will become a vehicle to have a revenue share where token holders get to receive a dividend. [0]: https://aave.com [1]: https://synthetix.io [2]: https://pooltogether.com [3]: https://ens.domains.

#Cryptocurrencies #Gambling #Crypto 55 social mentions

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Ethereum Name Service

No, it's not possible (yet?) to have a financial system on the blockchain that maps 1:1 to the existing financial system. > So how does the average person buy a house where the title is managed on the blockchain with a significant portion of their life's savings and a mortgage from a bank? The average person won't buy a house and will not have a mortgage, unless your idea of average person is of the average <i>American</i>. But you know what <i>any</i> average person can do? They can put their capital (no matter how little) in a money market [0] where the lending rates are higher than what any other bank will offer them. They can stick only with stablecurrencies to avoid price volatility. If they <i>do</i> want to take on risk, they can speculate in the derivatives market [1]. They can get together with other "average people" in participate in a distributed capitalization lottery [2] and participate in a no-lose game. With DAOs, they can profit even from being "share holders" in a system. Again, let me use ENS [3] as an example which is a good example of a project that has a "real business" with a clear business model. They just released their governance token, and it is quite possible that in the future this will become a vehicle to have a revenue share where token holders get to receive a dividend. [0]: https://aave.com [1]: https://synthetix.io [2]: https://pooltogether.com [3]: https://ens.domains.

#Crypto #Web App #Crypto Marketplace 188 social mentions