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Do you want to learn how to become a Web 3 developer?
Does the idea of remote work appeal to you?
Perhaps being part of the Web 3 revolution?
Keep reading then...
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A Thread....
#ethereum#cryptocurrency#web3@LearnWeb3DAO
https://t.co/S84T7bk1eC
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A Short Summary on @KekChain.
$KEK
A great combination of meme & utility, @KekChain looks like a potentially huge project.
The team at Kekchain are building a secure EVM compatible and scalable blockchain, KekChain.
Praise Kek.
#kekarmy#kek#Bitcoin#Ethereum
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In a nutshell, #EverRevoke allows one to review, and essentially, revoke active token approvals, and because @EverRise is cross-chain, you can use this function across the 5 different blockchains that @EverRise is currently integrated on.
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A Short Thread on #EverRevoke
You may already be familiar with this dapp from @EverRise ; however it is such an important and useful tool, that I felt it was worth doing a short write-up. Lets dig in.
#BNB#Ethereum#Avalanche#Polygon#Fantom
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Essentially, whenever one interacts with a token or NFT from your wallet, you approve access to the contents of said wallet- indeed one allows for vulnerabilities to be created and there have been numerous exploits on open token approvals. #EverRevoke solves this problem.
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In fact, the entire @EverRise ecosystem is amazing & worth further investigation. They are like the Swiss Army knife of Web3 security.
https://t.co/eVYGQ4wukV
https://t.co/1ErR1nVl42
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For a small fee, you are able to revoke those permissions through the #EverRevoke dapp, thus eliminating the risk of an exploit.
For those of us who frequent the shitcoin casino, the risks are apparent, so all in all, a very useful tool to engage with.
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Using the #EverRevoke dapp, one can see what tokens, have allowances given & verify via the block chain explorer; & with NFTS one can access the smart contract via block explorer, see the token ID and what platforms one has given approval to.
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