Does anyone here use or have used Safepal?

[dkbit98]

Please listen to my advice and don't buy this Safepal crap or any other closed source hardware wallets.
There are plenty of great open source alternatives that are not expensive at all, and I am sure you can find something better.
If yopu want to compare most hardware wallets available today in market I suggest checking out thebitcoinhole website:
https://thebitcoinhole.com/hardware-wallets

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Try changing color other than stellar silver.

[joniboini]

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This is weird. Have you tried the other options mentioned above? I checked the color you picked and I can add to the chart just fine. I opened the website in a new private window just in case cookies affect this, and it seems like I can still add them just fine. Maybe try to clear your cookies?

[rdluffy]

Thanks guys, now I see there's stock available




About safepal, I will probably chose another wallet, I don't know anyone using this one yet
I was looking for a wallet that can handle defi better than my ledger nano s, it's not good to make more than 20 txs a day with my wallet

[Trongduy]

It is near impossible for an ordinary user who sees only through the screen to differentiate between a centralized and a decentralized exchange. A novice can only spot the difference with keen observation, especially about the user friendliness of the platform. My curiosity is that, if a centralized exchange claims to be decentralized, at least there should be developers to test and refute their claims.

As far as I understand, cexes are where exchange holds user funds and dexes are where you are in custody of your funds.

Cex would have login system like username/email + password and cex server authenticates and gives you access while on dexes you can login using your wallet and some may have their own wallet system where you are given wallet keys, so even if frontend were to be down you would not lose access to your funds.

Also, dexes run on blockchain where everything you do is recorded on blockchain — at least this is case with EVM dexes, not too sure about platforms like Bisq.

So, it's rather easy to distinguish between two as in the end it boils down to whether you are in custody of your funds or not.
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Oh no, CEXs and DEXs, they're both where we trade, right? CEXs give us an account to dump our tokens into, making trading smooth and cheap. DEXs? Nah, no accounts, just a spot to buy and sell. When you're on a DEX, you gotta have your own wallet to play nice with the blockchain protocols.

If anyone's rocking a SafePal, they should keep a hot wallet handy for those DEX moments, instead of swapping straight from SafePal. It keeps their stash safe from those scammy protocol headaches.