Topic: WAVES - Complete Blockchain ecosystem for a token economy - page 54. (Read 131005 times)

I cannot find this information about "transaction depend on network", could you please point exactly where it is specified?

2 Waves gateway fee is now about 24USD it is now only 2times sending ERC20 token fee..  


And I would like to know also what will be interest of staked Waves?

You should have to read the article carefully to understand how this work. While the staking process will be done automatically and you will get rewarded according your staked amount on daily basis and transaction depend on network.

that simple ?? just send waves to eth wallet and your done ?  and how long does it take to get rewards ?? 24H

i payed almost 2 waves for this ,  i hope it was worth of it ( now finally seeing waves rising )

Tommorow and probably in next few days you will get ~50%/365 daily.. so c.a 0.13% daily so interest from 10.000 should be about 13 usd daily.. but I expect APY will decrease (it started from over 60%) and you have to  remember rhere is 2weeks unstaking period.
Btw you can stake both  USDT and USDC


And BTW your ledger question; connect it and transfer your funds there


@waves.support how are you going to pay eth gas fee to daily distribute staking rewards??

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Binance:

Is the Airdrop completed?

How to claim the NSBT?

Well right now, i could still log in to the waves.exchange with my seed right?  The options are email, ledger or seed.  So you suggest ledger?  Thing is I have typed in my seed multiple times into the waves wallet... back when i had to use the new waves dex.... from the waves lite client... and then to the waves.exchange. 

Yes, it's definitely a good idea to use the Ledger, because it's a lot more secure.

To clear up some of the things here:
- Your Waves is on the blockchain, not in your wallet. To simplify it, it's a number on an account, for which you possess the private key to be able to spend it.
- When you work with an account which was generated by the Waves.Exchange app, then your private key is stored inside the application, which is not secure. Your seed (mnemonic words) is pretty much equivalent to your private key, whoever owns it owns your funds.
- When you store BTC, ETH, Waves or whatever on a Ledger then again your funds are technically not on the device, your private key is inside the device, which allows access to those funds. These keys can never leave the device, they are not visible by any means, this is the base of it's security. When you send coins to another account using a Ledger then it signs your transactions with the private key, without exposing it to the wallet software or anything on the outside.
- If your computer gets infected with malware then it can steal seed words or private keys copy-pasted trough the clipboard, and you'll lose your funds. This is not possible while using a Ledger.

When you connect the Ledger to Waves.Exchange it will generate a new wallet which is backed by the device, you can't connect it to an existing wallet due the above explained reasons. You will need to transfer your existing Waves to this new wallet, and from there your old seed won't be needed for anything.

is it happening now  , the waves are on tha move , going up while others going down lets see where the ship strands

Also once i access my account, do you all recommend connecting it with the nano ledger s?  So if you do that... is your waves in your waves.exchange wallet or is it in the nano ledger s?  Thing is i have btc and bch in the nano ledger s.... but i never moved my waves to the nano ledger s because a while back, there wasn't this option... then there was this option but it seemed complicated because you seem to have to use one with the other.


So if you use it with the nano ledger s... is your nano ledger s SEED where your waves are?  Or its still your waves SEED?


Thing is if you use it with the nano ledger s... its safer right because its in the nano ledger s?  Im confused because i thought someone said your waves seed is still needed.  So if thats the case, then how is it more safer having the waves in the nano ledger then?  Can someone explain this?

Did waves.exchange wallet make a change again in the layout/how you log in?


I haven't logged into my waves.exchange account in a long time.  When i used to log in, i had to type in my password when accessing the waves.exchange wallet.  Back then i used waves lite wallet and the waves wallet and then it was the waves.exchange.



Right now, i see option is log in by


Email
ledger
software - log in via seed, private key or keystore file (not recommended)




Since i never connected my waves wallet with my nano ledger s, i assume i can't do that now.  So i have to use either email or software right?  And software is my seed?  Which would you recommend?


Also, why does waves keep changing all these things?  Back then the waves lite was with the google chrome store... then it changed to Waves New Dex.... then the waves.exchange.


So what do you recommend to log in with it?  Email or seed?  I previously had to type in my seed a while back when i used the waves new dex and then the waves.exchange so i assume do that?  But that mean everytime after this, i need to type my waves seed every single time?  So there is no more accessing waves account by password?  I don't understand this.