Bellonard da Vinci

[Bellonard da Vinci @aslator27]

@sirwinston8888 The tokenomics have been swallowed up🥵

[ViaBTC @ViaBTC]

bellscoin:native

[ceo🔔 @s_on_chain]

$bells power

[Coinpedia Markets @MarketCoinpedia]

@BellsChain Congrats $BELLS @BellsChain for being listed on CoinpediaMarkets 🔥👍

[Karla @KarlaaStein]

Super bullish! $BELLS new listing announcement 🔥🚀🚀

Track it now on CoinpediaMarkets: https://t.co/iE4OLxlEoX

#BELLS #Bellscoin #Cryptocurrencies #memecoin #CryptoMarket

[Soneca García @Soneca_Garcia]

Now that @binance is officially operating in the Philippines... people of #thePhilippines, will you help us bring $BELLS to Binance? Or, to put it another way: will you give us a hand in taking $BELLS to $100? It's at $0.05 right now. With just a few hundred coins each, that'll already be enough to force Binance to list the father or brother of $DOGE

[Coinpedia Markets @MarketCoinpedia]

New Listing! 💥

We’re thrilled to announce $BELLS is now listed on #CoinpediaMarkets 🚀

@BellsChain is a #memecoin inspired by the game Animal Crossing and is built on its own Bellscoin Network. 🔥

Track #BELLS here: https://t.co/G8hYRFcIms

[Bellonard da Vinci @aslator27]

@s_on_chain insiders news?

[ceo🔔 @s_on_chain]

buy $bells right now bitch we been stacking long time

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[ceo🔔 @s_on_chain]

i just buyed some $bells today

I JUST CANT SHAKE THE FEELING 🚀🔔

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[Bellonard da Vinci @aslator27]

@s_on_chain 50000$ of buy order in one day can drain the supply on Exchanger.

[Nintondo🔔 @NintondoWallet]

A public crypto API should never ask for your private key.

Think about what an API actually does for a UTXO chain:

→ Read an address? That's public data. An address is already public - no private key needed. (A service might ask for an API access key to rate-limit you; that's not your wallet secret.)
→ Read a transaction or a block? Public. Still no key.
→ Broadcast a transaction? It takes an already-signed transaction. The signing happened with a signer you control. The key never went to the server.

That's the whole split: reading is public, signing stays with you, broadcasting just relays the result.

Nintondo's public endpoints work this way - no API credential to read the indexed chain data, and the broadcast endpoint only ever takes a signed tx. You never hand a secret to a server.

One distinction worth keeping:

→ Importing a private key into your own wallet, locally — can be legitimate. It stays on your device.
→ A public API, explorer, "portfolio tracker," or random site asking you to send your private key or seed phrase to "read your balance" or "send for you" - stop. That's not how this works.

Reading never needs your key. Signing should stay with a signer you control.

A private key sent to a third-party server should be treated as compromised.

[Bellonard da Vinci @aslator27]

@DirtyRandell @BellsChain again too , today @s_on_chain

[Cryptogains @Cryptogains9]

🔥 Take Your Pick!... What Kind Of GAINS Are You Looking To Make?

https://t.co/3nn5viNch8

#crypto #cryptonews @support_L_O_A @BellsChain @pepecoineth

[Bellonard da Vinci @aslator27]

@TonyPunch44

[Bellonard da Vinci @aslator27]

@TonyPunch44 @BellsChain https://t.co/UnhrSTAG9W -> explorer -> holder , click on the dynamic arrow (down)

[Bellonard da Vinci @aslator27]

@MTLFORBRKFST pops off....expectation date ?😉

[Nintondo🔔 @NintondoWallet]

Before today's Bells collection scene had its shape, @Nookamoto_ launched Memethis Cards on Bellscoin.

August 2024. Early enough that "inscription collection on Bells" was still a new idea to most people.

What made it matter:

→ A creator-driven collection, not an anonymous drive-by drop — made by someone active in the ecosystem, not passing through
→ Accessible from the start (early pieces listed at small amounts), so it wasn't gated to whales
→ Part of the early wave that helped prove Bellscoin could host creator culture, not just speculation

The early collections do something the later ones can't: they establish that a chain is a place where people make things. Memethis Cards was part of that proof for Bells.

Shoutout to Nookamoto - one of the creators who showed up early and made something.

If you were around for the early Bells collections, what was the first one you remember?

[Bellonard da Vinci @aslator27]

@WhaleScan done

[Nintondo🔔 @NintondoWallet]

Your wallet should be boring.

The best wallet is one you barely think about. It protects your keys, shows what you're signing, and gets out of the way.

What a wallet shouldn't do:

→ Nudge you to buy a token it's attached to
→ Hide transactions behind "claim now" banners
→ Gamify your balance with streaks, points, and spin-the-wheel mechanics
→ Turn every screen into a funnel toward something you didn't open the app for

Those aren't features for you. They're features for whoever built the wallet - ways to extract attention, data, or fees.

A wallet is infrastructure. Infrastructure is supposed to be boring. Your plumbing doesn't run promotions. Your front-door lock doesn't have a rewards program.

Too many crypto apps keep adding casino mechanics to tools that should be utilities. The quiet wallets - the ones that just work and ask nothing extra of you - are doing it right.

Boring is a feature. Demand it.