Happy to be in the Sui gang 🫡
Got some codes for @blastdotfun
Feel free to try em out
IROH-YCJK
IROH-3XV9
IROH-D3UV
IROH-XKWL
IROH-H7DU
IROH-VW9U
IROH-4TUW
IROH-VFYX
IROH-PFAX
IROH-HVPA
IROH-ELJU
IROH-MPR4
IROH-HF3C
IROH-NCU4
IROH-TTW4
IROH-MUQC
IROH-GXE6
IROH-KJMD
IROH-PHVV
IROH-MRA9
IROH-7PK7
IROH-E69F
IROH-67VQ
IROH-PMT4
IROH-R37W
IROH-JWRR
IROH-6FLF
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IROH-FTAH
IROH-NKER
just do this and don't ask why, no matter what your portfolio size is.
revoke all token permissions from your wallet using one of these methods:
1. Import your EVM wallet into @Rabby_io, go to the "Approvals" tab, and revoke the permissions in batch (simple UI, easy to use)
2. Go to https://t.co/qMhbaGuAgx and revoke the permissions there
Make sure you do this for all chains. Do not leave even a single permission unrevoked for any contract, token, or chain.
share this with your web3 friends and thank me later!
When compute moves but your data doesn’t, you’re often forced to choose: move the data, duplicate it, or stay where you are
Shelby offers a different approach here
With Single Address. Global Access, Shelby is designed to make data accessible across locations without forcing developers to constantly move or duplicate it.
That means more flexibility for applications, smoother access to data, and a simpler way to think about data availability as compute becomes increasingly distributed.
The idea is simple but powerful: your data shouldn’t have to be tied to where your compute happens to be.
That’s why I’m excited about Shelby. It represents a shift toward making data more accessible, flexible, and ready for a world where applications can run anywhere
Shelby keeps serving 🫴🏽