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Of course, they are other ways to secure your crypto wallets such as using strong passwords, keeping your wallet software up-to-date, backing up your wallet, avoiding suspicious links, etc.

Private Key Security. 1. Write it down.2. Use a hardware wallet: Hardware wallets like Trezor store your private keys offline which provides an additional layer of security. 3. Avoid sharing: There's a saying "Do not trust anyone".

Seed Phrase Security. 1. Write it down: Write down your seed phrase in a piece of paper, and keep it in a safe place, to avoid damages. 2. Avoid digital storage: Avoid copy and paste to your email and note-taking app to avoid hacking.

We protect these two things because your funds can easily be accessed with them if not properly secured. Here are the steps to take in doing so:.

Seed phrases are sequence of words used to access your wallet in case you to lose it or when you want to import your wallet. Private keys, on the other hand, is what you use to sign in order to send crypto and interact with dApps.

Securing your crypto wallet is essential to protect your digital assets, whether NFTs, Currencies, etc. from attacks, and there are two things you need to protect - your seed phrase and your private key.

I learned about securing our wallet. A crypto wallet is a software "store room" for all your digital currencies such as Ether, where you send and receive crypto. But I'm not here to tell you about what wallets are, I'm here to explain how to secure them according to what I learnt.

I also learned about slippage, the difference between expected price of trade and actual price. He asked us to visualize the expected price of a bag of rice and the actual price of a bag of rice. He also talked about the causes of slippage like liquidity, etc.

Formula for calculating gas: gas used * (base fee + priority fee). Base fee: A fee automatically calculated by network based on demand. Priority fee: A "tip" to compensate the miner for prompt transaction processes.

@AkpoloOgaga asked us to picture a generator without petrol, it won't work; likewise an effort to execute a specific operation or transaction on a blockchain network, such as Ethereum. In other words, gas is a unit of measurement of any effort on any blockchain network.

In my last class on Friday with @MGS_Web3, our technical tutor @AkpoloOgaga taught us how to secure our crypto wallets. As a newbie and learner in the space, I learn a lot about gas, slippage and securing a wallet.

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