@rachelwinnter For sure, I'm glad you're making moves for your mental health.
If someone is interested in talking/chatting, then are you allowing any sort of texting/chatting sessions?
@av6ry Hello! Sorry, I've been out my account because of a device switch.
Where can I learn more about your rates and how to start a texting/photo based service?
@LoraLyn125 Back-up accounts work well for a lot of reasons.
The #1 being the amount of time you don't have to reinvest to get everyone to follow your new page if something were to happen.
Definitely worth the 10 minutes to save some heartbreak.
@XOMeetMichelle @LoraLyn125 Cashapp isn't the safest way to hold your crypto for some of the reasons mentioned above. If you're able to, then I would highly recommend getting an actual wallet with your own keys. No point in risking the liquidity.
@LoraLyn125 tl;dr
Authenticators just verify you're you. Public key is your mailbox for others to send crypto to. Your private key is your key to open the mailbox to collect its contents.
@LoraLyn125 For example, I'm going to give you whatever cryptocurrency. You give me your public key (think address) and I can send you crypto to that address. That crypto is now in your address but you need your private key to actually access it
@LoraLyn125 Example 3)
In crypto, your private key is your "signature" and "verification" that you own whatever cryptocurrency and it's your deepest layer of defense because your private key is what gives you access to anything given to you.
@LoraLyn125 A good way to think about this is having your cash in a wallet vs having it a bank. If you have your cash in a wallet, then you can use it whenever. If you have it in a bank, then the bank can choose to withhold your money from being withdrawn.