The 3 essential things you need to know to claim your XYM
Opt-in is the process every XEM account holder must follow to receive their XYM tokens on the Symbol public blockchain when it launches.
https://t.co/jT3io8u6zz
@TurbulenceChaos There IS actually, https://t.co/uQcHSQRQAX but one needs to study it carefully before investing anything. I usually don't invest a penny unless I understand the entire thing.
This is the end of $CHI and $GST2 gas tokens.
https://t.co/4WxxA8XNC2
Interesting that it's not reflected in the current prices. Wondering if there's a tool to short them right now
@qtum I've been with you for over 2 years, even holding some qtum. But what still bothers me, even annoys tbh, is how you handle security.
E.g. I still can't find any gpg public keys and verify the wallets from the official website.
Not even binaries sha256sum.
6/ These tokens last for a few months they have an option to choose your length of time and at the end of that time period if there isn’t a hack you can take your NO CLAIM tokens and redeem them for 1$ and if there is a hack you can redeem you CLAIM tokens for 1$ each.
1/ There’re 2 main insurance providers in the crypto space:
Nexus Mutual 1
Cover Protocol
Cover Protocol’s the easiest to use as you can just buy it with $DAI whereas with Nexus you have to become ‘a member’, which means you need to KYC, not hard but some people don’t like that.
5/ On the other side of this if you feel that the protocol you looking at getting coverage for will not be hacked you could buy NO CLAIM tokens and take the other side of the trade.