opensea-js VS templewallet-extension

We will create a web app that will let users mint a NFT in one click: creating an AI art from a prompt, storing it on IPFS and mint the unique NFT in Polygon so you can see it on OpenSea. Pretty cool right ?

Some classic phishing attempts are fake e-mails from scammers pretending they are part of Opensea, Binance, Metamask, or individuals messaging you on Telegram, Discord, or Twitter pretending they are part of a team or interested to buy your assets in different means than through the trustable marketplaces.

Bulk Transfers and Collection Trading: The introduction of token-bound accounts enables the trading of entire NFT collections as a single unit. Platforms like OpenSea can leverage this functionality to facilitate bulk transfers of NFTs, streamlining collection management for both creators and collectors.

OpenSea: https://opensea.io

https://opensea.io/ search for them here. For example mine is called "the singularity"

I use Opensea to view and manage my Reddit NFTs. Before connecting your wallet double check the link you are in and make sure it is legit. You can connect your Reddit Vault Account to opensea to transfer your NFT to your Trezor or use the reddit transfer thingy if you still have free transfers. I will use the opensea method since the reddit transfers are a one time thing afaik.

After that, you'll need a small bit of the matic token to pay gas fees. Someone on the sub will probably send you some for free if you ask. After that make sure you're on the correct website, opensea.io, and it should be fairly straightforward to list it for sale.

Once you've imported the wallet into metamask go to opensea.io - that is the only website you should connect your wallet to as part of this process, since you don't understand a lot never accept connections on other websites until you're much more knowledgeable.

my tiles shows up on opensea.io

So when you are interacting with a dapp, or building a dapp, you most likely need to integrate with one of the web3 wallets, such as MetaMask. MetaMask is a browser extension that is an Ethereum wallet. It allows users to interact with dapps, prove who they are, and manage their assets. Other popular wallets include Temple (for Tezos) and Argent (for Starknet). But there are lots of choices out there.

Yes it is. Here: https://github.com/madfish-solutions/templewallet-extension

Also Temple Wallet https://templewallet.com/

Temple Tezos wallet

This is a type of project that will not go over well with the HN community.

It looks like Vessel is a web browser extension that acts as a cryptocurrency wallet. The key words here are 'cryptocurrency', 'non-custodial' and 'web3'.

Meaning, this is a wallet that you can access from your browser that will keep your private keys local to your machine (the 'non-custodial' part) and allow you to send and receive cryptocurrency as well as allow you to log into websites that allow you to authenticate via a local non-custodial wallet interface/extension.

Some alternatives in this space are Temple [0], Kukai [1], Spire [2], to name a few.

To all those asking "what does this offer", ask yourselves how easy it would be to log into a service like Google mail, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Flickr, PayPal, Tumblr, etc. without an established phone number, bank account, or extra email address. With 'web3' the authentication takes place through the wallet (via the browser extension and presumably standarized-ish API).

Once a wallet is setup, the login process is a click of a button. From my own personal use, it's night and day compared with doing the login dance for the various 'blue-chip' companies I log into (GitHub, GMail, Twitter). Instead of a username/password dance, I can just click 'verify' and be logged in to a 'web3' website.

The wallets have, presumably, a primary purpose of keeping your money, so they act as a kind of 'real world wallet', where you're not expected to keep too much money in it but you can use this money for online transactions with little friction. The idea being, purchasing digital services is much easier because the friction is so low.

For me, the main point is friction. 'Web3' wallets like this provide an order of magnitude less friction to use online services. Whether you agree or disagree with cryptocurrency, think it's not needed or scammy, the 'strong-man' argument for wallets like Vessel and others is that it offers an order of magnitude less friction to authenticate and to use digital funds for digital services.

Now, in particular, Vessel doesn't look to be all that open (as in libre/free/open source) so I would be hesitant to install this and would rather use one of the more established wallets that is libre.

[0] https://templewallet.com/

[1] https://wallet.kukai.app/

[2] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/spire/gpfndedineag...

Vessel itself might not be a good example but there are other 'web3' wallets ([0] [1] [2]) that allow for authentication and digital payments that are, in my opinion, an order of magnitude easier to use than PayPal, etc.

If you're really interested in experimenting with this type of interface, I would recommend installing one of the more established wallets, like Temple [0], and using it to explore various websites in this space, like FXhash [3], Versum [4] or Objkt [5].

Happy to put some minimal funds in your wallet if you want to really explore, just DM me.

[0] https://templewallet.com/

[1] https://wallet.kukai.app/

[2] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/spire/gpfndedineag...

[3] https://www.fxhash.xyz/

[4] https://versum.xyz/

[5] https://objkt.com/

I can tell you want this card and I might not have explained myself well enough in the title. What you need is a tezos wallet like Temple (https://templewallet.com/). Your wallet starts with 0x which makes it an ethereum wallet. Since this NFT is on the Tezos blockchain you will have to get a Tezos wallet so I can send to you.

Thanks! I can't send it to an ethereum wallet since it is an NFT on the Tezos blockchain. you'll need a tez wallet like Temple (https://templewallet.com/)

You're asking because you bought without taking enough time to do your research (always DYOR!). We're going to fix that now: install Temple Wallet, make a backup of your private key, get your tez out of the exchange, discover the ecosystem (objkt.com, QuipuSwap, TzKT, etc.) and find opportunities to earn more tez.

https://templewallet.com/ is the metamask equivalent. I personally use kukai.app a lot as it can be accessed on mobile browsers (beware of the google phishing ads though, the kukai team is constantly trying to shut them down but they keep reappearing, so make sure you only use the kukai.app address)