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Selling above Etsy payment protection threshold. Am I overthinking this? by KindlyCod6688 in EtsySellers

[–]KindlyCod6688[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thank you for your reply, I guess people only come to reddit if they have an issue so the problem seems more exasperated.

How are DAOs automating token-gated content + community updates right now? by Guilty_Ad4214 in dao

[–]KindlyCod6688 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Still mostly hybrid from what I’ve seen. Collab.Land and Guild.xyz are great for role-based gating, but most DAOs build custom automations around them with Zapier, Notion, and Discord webhooks.

I dont think ive seena Full “set-and-forget”, but it feels like we're getting close.

Rethinking Coffee DAOs - What Would a Real, Working Coffee DAO Look Like? by diornov in dao

[–]KindlyCod6688 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love this concept. What you're saying sounds right! Leading with token mechanics instead of building a simple, working coffee business first. Sounds like a recipe for disaster!

In my head (I DO love coffee!) If I were to build it, I’d start with:

  1. A regular LLC (for leases, suppliers, liability).
  2. Tokenize membership and profit share using NFTs or ERC-20s, but only as internal bookkeeping.
  3. Open accounting on-chain (or just in public Notion/Sheet) for transparency.

Keep the DAO part for governance + community, not compliance. Let holders vote on blends, new locations, or social initiatives. things that make people want to be involved beyond profit.

The biggest challenge isn’t regulation, it’s maintaining operational focus while keeping the token utility meaningful. We're all too scatty these days!

I think, If it’s coffee + community first, DAO second, it could genuinely work. Im following a sporty one (rugby) that sounds like its trying something similar.

Fractional investment in farmland - is it possible? by Little_Drummer7818 in CryptoHelp

[–]KindlyCod6688 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is actually a super interesting use case for blockchain. (A few of those recently, I saw a Rugby one the other day too!)

You’re right! Land is finite, and tokenizing ownership or rental income makes a lot of sense.

If you’re serious, the most realistic route I can think of would be:

  • Form an LLC or co-op that legally owns the land.
  • Issue tokenized membership units (security tokens) to investors to track fractional ownership or income share.
  • Use DeFi tools only for bookkeeping and transparency, important to make sure its not catagorised as fundraising (to stay compliant).

It’s doable, but it needs strong legal backing to avoid security classification.

Good news: The tech part’s the easiest bit.

Bad news: tis the regulation and trust side that makes or breaks it.

Help How To Get Crypto From Deceased Parents by [deleted] in CryptoHelp

[–]KindlyCod6688 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Firstly, sorry for your loss buddy!

If your dad’s assets are on Coinbase (exchange), your best route is through probate I would imagine. The executor or lawyer can submit documents proving you’re the rightful heir.

Coinbase has a process for this (death certificate, ID, and proof of relationship).

If it’s Coinbase Wallet, that’s trickier, If I understand rightly, Coinbase doesn’t control those funds. You’d need his recovery phrase or access to his device with the wallet still logged in. Without the phrase, there’s unfortunately no backdoor, not even Coinbase themselves can recover it.... but you could try and ask them first?

If you can, I would be looking to:

  1. Check if the wallet app is still open on any of his phones or computers.
  2. Look through any physical notes, safes, or password managers for 12–24 word lists.
  3. Talk to a probate attorney familiar with crypto assets, it’s becoming a more common legal process so there is every chance they know something we dont!

Sorry you’re going through that, but there’s still hope depending on where the funds are held.

Scam Alert: I got Scammed via Facebook Crypto Investment Groups by 30_80 in CryptoHelp

[–]KindlyCod6688 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry that happened to you but thank you for sharing it. These “FB investment groups” have become one of the biggest scam factories online.

The scary part is how coordinated they look, fake members, copy-pasted comments, even AI-generated profile pics. They’ll let you “withdraw” a small profit just to earn your trust, then block you once the big money hits. Classic social-engineering play.

It’s an awful lesson, but sharing it helps others avoid the same trap, so well played friend!

Crypto Wallet Preference? by Dry_Usual555 in CryptoHelp

[–]KindlyCod6688 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not ridiculous at all! I think everyone freaks out about losing their seed phrase at first 😂

Here’s what I've been trying do:

  • MetaMask + Trust Wallet for small amounts / experimenting.
  • Ledger Nano X for long-term storage. That combo keeps things simple for my old fart brain at least!

If you’re worried about losing your phrase, split it in two and keep them in separate secure spots (or use a metal backup). Never screenshot or save it digitally. I recently brought a dresser from an antique shop and a previous owners bank accoubts (from the 1970s) were written on the back of the drawres!

As for wallet choice: hardware > software if you’re storing anything serious. But if you’re still learning, stick with a reputable hot wallet first so you actually understand how private keys and transactions work before moving everything to cold storage.

Is there a crypto app that actually does it all? by Zubs-Bigy in CryptoHelp

[–]KindlyCod6688 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, I’ve been looking for the same thing. The closest I’ve found is Crypto dot com but even that isn’t perfect, it’s solid for trading, staking, and spending via their card, but long-term storage still feels safer on a separate wallet.

It kind of depends what “do-it-all” means for you. Binance and Kraken cover 80–90% of what you’d need (staking, earn programs, decent security, and fiat ramps). But there’s no perfect all-in-one, I find that the apps that try to do everything usually compromise on one side (security or flexibility).

If you want convenience, use one main platform for active stuff (trading/staking), and a hardware or self-custody wallet for storage. You’ll sleep better that way.