1️⃣ Which collection would be listed with this signature? What tokenIDs?
Hint: 0x8943C7bAC1914C9A7ABa750Bf2B6B09Fd21037E0
2️⃣ Which of the two signatures would "sell" your NFTs for free? And why?
No clue? Read on.
Created this 🧵: "Always read what you're signing!" last week. There's a 20 minute video at the end of it, explaining details on Opensea listing signatures.
First we need to know the contract address of the project that we want to mint.
Several approaches to get it without visiting the website: 1) Discord (official links channel) 2) Opensea (should be listed, 'cause: never be first to mint) 3) Project's Twitterpage
Example: Looking for the contract address on Opensea?
Open the collection on Opensea, navigate down.
Under traits of an NFT, expand the "Details" tab. Clicking on contract address views it on etherscan.io directly.
Web3 basics 101 - Your seedphrase is something you want to protect at ALL cost. If you hand out your seedphrase - it's game over for that wallet (+subwallets).
Here’s a🧵about companies entering web3 and not properly putting disclaimers up for user security.
I chose @Stepnofficial as an EXAMPLE for this🧵, applies to all others.
For those unfamiliar with #STEPN - they are essentially onboarding people to web3 to earn crypto through their app while being active / moving / running. Which - as a concept is a cool idea.
STEPN launched on $sol originally, expanded to $bnb and now added $eth. Different chains are referred to as realms. Basically = servers, if you're familiar with MMORPGs. Solana Realm, BNB Realm and APE Realm.
Actually all these 3 screenshots were from @opensea while interacting with the new Seaport protocol.
Correct answer (with known Origin): 2!
1 by 1 screenshot explanation below ⤵
#1
"Set Approval For All" txn would be a 🚩 and a sign to run away as fast as you can.
Interacting with a marketplace you have to give out the approval for the first listing of a collection, so they can execute a transfer on your behalf if your NFT sells.