@ethacct@AdrianoFeria Yeah, also "electronically accessing the digital asset account" counts as "exercise of an act of ownership interest", i.e. logging in is enough.
https://t.co/oqhrAy3nCQ
@Zodomo @vulturecorso @ambire The tenderly snap is actually great though. Other wallets are better in a ton of other ways as you point out, but tenderly still has some of the most useful simulations.
@MitchellDemeter@chud_eth Just to clarify, this functionality was added a month ago, used on the balancer hacker, then renounced 20 days ago? How is that the earliest days of Sonic? It's this right?
https://t.co/LHUl4Yi2vq
@BTChip Neither when tornado cash exists and you can prove the source of the funds if needed. But if I had to choose, railgun, barring the high fees. More you can do with it, and someone dusting your wallet doesn't lead to you being censored as easily.
@bolinho_crypto @josephdelong You don't lose your eth if the device dies. You can setup the validator on new hardware as long as you still have your mnemonic/keys.
@Sol_omo_n@tayvano_ Not as bad as some of those morpho vaults, but aave uses a hardcoded $1 oracle for USDe which is largely made up of CEX holdings. So imo their risk analysis clearly isn't perfect.
@0xQuit@deg3n@goldenbronny This doesn't actually appear to be permissionless to deploy new strategies on, until it is you can expect more forks?
https://t.co/WzUAgUSqsQ