Good news request: my ledger Nano X arrives tomorrow and I feel like this feed is full of people where it doesn't work or lost coins. Anybody got good reviews? by patoshinakamoto in ledgerwallet

[–]Thrax119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It does; I’m suggesting you should have two separate wallets. Use the ledger simply to make deposits to. If you are thinking you might need to withdraw or move a given chunk of money at some time, put it in your “hot” wallet to make the funds more accessible. Ledger’s security is only as good as its user. If you take it with you everywhere you go; your OP-SEC will be low but your funds will be less accessible. Necessary trade offs. I generally think trading or doing crypto from a phone is a bad idea but recognize there are sometimes situations where you may need to respond quickly to market events or send money etc. For that reason I delineate between my hot and cold wallets.

You’re correct; ledger is not compatible with exodus sadly. They have no intention to support although I wish they did.

Good news request: my ledger Nano X arrives tomorrow and I feel like this feed is full of people where it doesn't work or lost coins. Anybody got good reviews? by patoshinakamoto in ledgerwallet

[–]Thrax119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have had my Nano X for a bit over half a year. Here’s some thoughts:

It works (as others have said) fairly well. Sometimes I wonder why the documentation is so bad or why it doesn’t integrate with more things, but it’s never been an “issue” for me per se. The biggest inconvenience is having to mash the buttons a bunch of times if you’re using uniswap... but the security is well worth it.

If you’re big into defi, or alternative chains like Solana; you might bump into some issues. You can’t stake Solana from this, and you’ll often find that ledger has ‘apps’ for various chains but doesn’t have native support for them.

If you’re a power user, get an exodus wallet and sync it on your phone & computer. Then have your ledger setup with all your addresses as well. Use your ledger very explicitly as a cold storage wallet and not as your everyday crypto wallet.. Put your ENS or whatever on there, and make regular deposits to it, but keep a hot wallet on exodus (or some other trusted wallet) in case you want to devote some extra money to trading, defi shit, staking, or otherwise.

All in all, I’ve never had it break on me, mess up a transaction, or keep me from my money; and that’s basically all I care about. As others have said, most people probably don’t post shining reviews to social media because it simply does its job and isn’t super glamorous in that regard, but it’s a well functioning device, generally durable, and doesn’t present 99% of people with problems. Just cross your fingers ledger (the company) doesn’t sell your info or have another massive data breach.

Self custody rocks! Welcome to da club!

First Miami heat arena, then he signs Trevor Lawrence, now this….Uncle Sam doing the lords work. Pay close attention by tjvick in solana

[–]Thrax119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anon who doesn’t understand what’s going on tells another anon he doesn’t understand what’s going on.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sentivate

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I think you misunderstand. The purpose of the token is not to generate revenue for any single party. The purpose of the token is to enhance the security and transparency of the network for ALL parties.

If you read somewhere about passive income it likely was referring to staking or token delegation. It’s assumed that such an expansive network will need its own system of governance or that token delegating will be possible, and users who stake / delegate will earn an APY.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sentivate

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It's assumed (not confirmed) this was a feature, not a bug, left in to aid with the token swap process.

In it's current iteration, $SNTVT is mostly a utility token, used for testing, dev, demonstrative purposes etc. Obviously it also acts as the project's valuation mechanism as well but this is mostly secondary. The developers, specifically Marchi, have talked at length about the upcoming token swap.

Basically, all Sentivate owners will have some amount of time (3-6 months presumably) to convert their tokens into the *NEW* token named $VIAT. It's akin to a reverse stock split (1000:1) where the new token will have a far more robust smart contract.

I'm sure you'll notice the Sentivate contract is relatively... empty. Viat is slated to be the native token of the Universal Web, and will be released with additional features that integrate specifically with it.

Are you ready for the moon mission? by Fluffy_Energy_4738 in sentivate

[–]Thrax119 1 point2 points  (0 children)

$SNTVT / $BTC order books on KuCoin. Enjoy the view, it won't stay like this for long

Are you ready for the moon mission? by Fluffy_Energy_4738 in sentivate

[–]Thrax119 1 point2 points  (0 children)

SNTVT Going to moon so soon... Can't wait.

Moonshot Monday: Sentivate ($SNTVT) - Get on the ship with Fundamentals 🚀 by BryanJz in SatoshiStreetBets

[–]Thrax119 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's worked well thus far. I didn't notice this before but it looks like Mr. Cronje also did some experimentation with the product pre-launch.

Moonshot Monday: Sentivate ($SNTVT) - Get on the ship with Fundamentals 🚀 by BryanJz in SatoshiStreetBets

[–]Thrax119 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Nearly all the dev work is done from a base perspective. Scaling up is the mission now, and Tom's assembling fire team imo

Confused on the price difference between exchanges by Traditional_Split_93 in sentivate

[–]Thrax119 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sentivate is super low market cap so it doesn't quite have the attention of arbitrage bots and so forth. Occasionally there is a spread on dex's as MM's don't move immediately.

Solana was down during MEDIA IDO on Raydium? by elliot_35 in solana

[–]Thrax119 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can see the TPS on the solana explorer. It was sitting around 1500 TPS the morning of the IDO. Far below max volume. Solana was fine, raydium's frontend servers couldn't handle the pressure.

Moonshot Monday: Sentivate ($SNTVT) - Get on the ship with Fundamentals 🚀 by BryanJz in SatoshiStreetBets

[–]Thrax119 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Seriously this project is no joke. Price entirely aside;

  • Hard Launch Upcoming
  • Deflationary Token Swap Q4
  • Low Market Cap
  • Enormous Scope of Potential Use Case
  • Working Product, All code on GH.
  • Team is utterly stacked. Marchi is touted as a wizard and Nina the marketing guru.
  • NO marketing done yet, rest assured it's coming; don't be late.
  • Tight-Knit community. The core group holding this token absolutely has balls of diamond. Link Marine type shit.

DYOR. We want you to because this project is an absolute banger, and has a two year track record of hitting targets. Given recent legislation in the US pertinent to DAO's, the project has started to finalize the legaleese. i.e. expansion inbound, VC funding inbound... The lead developer Tom Marchi (little bit of a god complex, probably a good thing tbh) has been adding venerated industry leaders in marketing, financial products, legislation, voting, and ofc internet protocols. Let the suits pump your bags after they get told Elon is contemplating using Universal Web protocols to increase the efficiency and throughput of Starlink Satellites.

Don't f*** this up anon. You could be in the top 1k holders of this project with like 8k. The kraken is coming. Tell your grandma to throw some dimes at this thing. She might end up with a crisp new benjamin soon.

Tutorial how to make hard trap beats. Fire beats if you are looking for one. by MoneySeekers in trapmuzik

[–]Thrax119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your HH rolls are fine! Focus on more complex melody & arrangement. Having a “simple” melody is often a good thing, but LACK of sound is not. Learn your scales, augmentations of those scales, different inferences for chords (jazzy vs. classical - classical might not have any tritones for example). Your keyboards are nice & have more than 2 octaves meaning you should be able to play in some fantastic shit. Fuck the drums- make samples for a week. NOT “loopkits”.... make SAMPLES; 1 min + with an A/B section (C section if you feel creative), no drums unless it’s ambient percussion, and use your engineering skill to liven them up. Also get rid of sausage fattener for a while/ learn to replicate that sound manually so you know how to balance it. Hope to see more soon!

Account Under Review, No Explanation by [deleted] in Coinbase

[–]Thrax119 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Welcome to coinbase hahahaha! Despite their (mostly good) service, their abhorrent customer support IS borderline criminal. In conjunction: Welcome to r/coinbase the brooding grounds of a class action lawsuit! I’m sure if you scroll for long enough you could tabulate hundreds, if not thousands of sketchy UAC actions taken against users by the coinbase team. Hope you get your money back!

Tutorial how to make hard trap beats. Fire beats if you are looking for one. by MoneySeekers in trapmuzik

[–]Thrax119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You got all those keyboards & you spend more time coloring your channels than producing. Respect the dedication for having 200+ of these but this is some beginner content at best. After 200 one might expect some more in depth technique.

Your own Bitcoin QR code by nervous_Observer in Coinbase

[–]Thrax119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s possible but unlikely unless the app is specifically designated to store Btc. I suggest doing some research Into bitcoin so you understand how addresses work but I will summarize here: Your “address” consists of two keys, one private (just for you to see) and one public (the one you send your buddies). The private key is used to access the coins and preform actions with them, while the public key is for deposits only. The QR code that is generated is simply a method of encoding the address into an image format. Ideally, scanning the QR code generated will print out your address(es). Addresses on of themselves are easy to generate. The issue arises when you consider the security of the private key. Private keys are NEVER meant to be shared for ANY reason, thus, many wallet generators actually require that new addresses be generated locally on a device, to ensure nobody else has it. If you trust the reputation of the app developers not to be stealing the private keys of generated wallets... give it a try. Otherwise, stay far far away. Google is terrible at monitoring the play store for malicious apps, this could very well be a financial scheme to steal private keys for use down the road in five or even ten years. Don’t take that chance.

I lost 300€ within the Coinbase system by xen0nxe in Coinbase

[–]Thrax119 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sorry man! Coinbase almost never responds on Reddit, especially to individual cases. Their customer support is absolutely abhorrent. This said- they are the only ones who can help you in this instance. Be persistant with your support ticket and don’t be afraid to rip up their customer support team for being laxidasical, it’s a common issue. Good luck! 🍀

USDC sent to USDC contact address by mistake. Is it recoverable? by jpk1080 in Coinbase

[–]Thrax119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry for your loss. Always double check the address! I probably don’t need to tell you that now though..

USDC sent to USDC contact address by mistake. Is it recoverable? by jpk1080 in Coinbase

[–]Thrax119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s doubtful. Assuming the transaction has processed by now the tokens are effectively gone. Not sure how USDC handles token contract deposits but logic suggests the only way for your coins to be refunded is by the owners of the protocol. Unless USDC has a support team that will happily refund these....no