Coach Jeordan Burkhart
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Hey guys. Just a heads up, I think I jumped the gun here. US investors are not eligible to claim the rewards when the time comes, based on what I’ve recently read. Sorry for anyone in the US (me included)
I’ll drop another testnet airdrop to replace this one this afternoon if/when I get some time.
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Which step does it give you back that error?
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Did you already create the DOP wallet and confirm your seed phrase to complete setup?
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Of course
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The DOP wallet will have it’s own seed phrase, like Metamask/Rabby would. He is just saying you will have to record your seed phrase.
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If the back button doesn’t get you there, you can search for Igor’s name or “loom” on the site here and it should bring up his discussions.
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You know, that’s a good question. I know that you can’t have a VPN on to connect to the one site, so they know in that sense that you’re in America. They still let you do the tasks, so it is possible that when they claim period comes around, you can circumvent with a VPN. The claim page will be different than the one that makes you turn off your VPN, so I am optimistic that US investors will be able to work around it. I just am unable to say with certainty.
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In the event that your seed phrase was compromised, everything would be at risk. The same is also true of hot wallets. In the event you signed a malicious contract, it would depend on what access you’re giving up to the smart contract.
Typically you can see it if you’re paying attention. What I mean is… Say you’re trying to connect your wallet to a site for an airdrop claim, but you notice the prompt in metamask mentions allowing an ETH approval or transfer, then you are about to give up access to your ETH or whatever other asset instead it shows of connecting your wallet. Usually it will target your highest value assets and if you keep unwittingly signing contracts, it will work its way through however many you sign until you realize something isn’t right.
Let’s say you sign a malicious contract on an EVM-compatible chain, such as BNB, then assets on Cosmos, Solana, etc, should remain unchanged. If that is incorrect, I am sure another coach will chime in and let us know. -
Not necessarily. You can connect the same ledger to Metamask, Keplr, Phantom, etc.. He’s saying, if you chose to, you could have a separate one for each network
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I do, personally, yes. There are a few options but that’s the one I use
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Of course 🙏
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Of course! Happy hunting 😁
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And that is just fine. In all honesty, I would suggest to new people to build up a portfolio of good assets before starting to do stuff like airdrop farm. But for testnet it doesn’t cost anything, so it isn’t like it is going to take funds away from what you would otherwise be investing in.