Xenia Volnistaya

Hi all! The last week has been very busy for everyone trying to develop and participate in Web3. FTX's bankruptcy showed that even big companies are not immune to failure (and it's not just about crypto). And the phrase "not your keys, not your coins" is the main lesson of this situation, and not surprisingly, many are thinking about "cold" storage. Being a girl with a shopaholism, I'm actively looking for a new plastic house for my ETH and DOGE. The big question is which to choose: R e e b o k o r N i k e ? Ledger or Trezor? From Twitter, it seems like everyone is using Ledger, but I'm not sure. Which one is better? Or are there more affordable options that aren't inferior in quality? Thanks! P. S. This is my first post on PH, so hopefully, it doesn't look too naive

Some people think that NFTs are not that popular anymore. NFTs were the hottest things in the market in 2021. But now their trading volumes have crashed. And what about X-to-earn concept? That topic has been really popular this year. Within a little over a year many concepts have been released - move-to-earn, play-to-earn, learn-to-earn, Does this concept continue to evolve? So I m just wondering, what are the trends in Web3 right now?

Hi! Just saw the news about Ankr defi project exploited for $5+ million (here we go again). Here is my list of basic actions that I usually stick to: - Notepad for seed phrases and keeping track of assets (Am I the only one who keeps forgetting what I have? ) Buy ONLY from official exchanges/marketplaces - Always DYOR (not Christian): check all info about project, authors, read whitepaper (I know many people are lazy, but it's really important) - Check transactions for phishing (I'm currently using Web3 Antivirus, cause it's quite simple and easy to use, it's a scoop to try). - Cold storage. Feel free to share your tips, let's make a useful to-do list to stay safe&sound!