Introvert 🎨 My dream is to leave this hellhole country and move to a democratic one. Thanks for buying my NFTs, you're helping me achieve this dream ❤️❤️❤️
My first #NFT, Hello World 🐟🐱🐱🐱
Just wanted to say hello w/ a little drawing 👋 1 static png, 1 animated gif. Links below.
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Eternally thankful for @RamppDAO's free smart contract + endless patience ❤️
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@GalleryMagick @MetaMask Storing your seed phrase on a device (whether phone or computer) is always high risk imo. You might not know if your device is compromized.
If you protect your MM with a hardware wallet such as @Trezor or @Ledger the risk is significantly lower.
@josh_418@ben_xiao_ @KRISPYKREMEBTC @Serpent Yes, this can easily be confirmed by transferring a MM seed to a brand new MM "account". You will only be asked to enter the old seed and set up a new password. Old password not needed.
@womancalledwild@Serpent If the MM's seed phrase had been stored on your phone or computer at some point I wouldn't use it tbh. I would at the very least transfer everything to another MM that's protected by a hardware wallet.
You never know if your phone or computer was / is compromized.
Stop storing stuff in hot wallets that are only secured w/ seed phrases!
Countless people fall victim to phishing scams and malware every day.
Seed phrases stored on your phone / computer are easily compromized.
Get a @Trezor / @Ledger / other cold wallets and use passphrases!
1/ Introducing OM
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