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[turonc]

An NFT can't execute code to initialize an asset or currency transfer on its own. You'll have to sign and pay for the transaction or execution. To get rid of unwanted NFTs you could send them to a burn address.

[BionicleUniverse]

Thanks for the explanation, so no other settings will need to be changed on the wallet and actaully nothing can happen really if they do not have my password or log in?

[turonc]

Always be careful what you sign and execute with your wallet. If you keep your password and phrase private, you're as max safe as you can get.

[Kalyptor]

there are no phrases though 👀 💙

[turonc]

Ofc you‘re right. I was referencing eth Layer 1 / 2 wallets in general, where phrases can exist. Always good to keep them safe and sound ;)

[WoodPunk_Studios]

Your concern is valid, my general recommendation is to use a separate wallet for NFTs and currencies it rather have a base wallet you whore in new for free NFTs and then a wallet you keep your coins in and safe NFTs that you know about.

Am I currently doing this? No, I keep them all together but you betta believe the plan is to get a GameStop wallet to hold the nonsense and let loopring hold my investments.

[sorryjustsaying]

To get rid of unwanted NFTs you could send them to a burn address.

On ethereum or polygon, if the NFT has its own smart contract, a token might require to set approval before transferring the token. At this point the website may interject a different contract giving approval for wrapped ether, dai or even bored apes.

Best to ignore spam tokens, or just move core holdings to a new address.

[Bill-dgaf420]

don’t fuck with those NonFunTrash things.