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A public diary, not a temple
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A public diary, not a temple
A public chain writes moves in a anyone can read. A is a website that makes that book searchable: amounts, addresses, time, fees. It is a diary of what the rules accepted. It is not a judge of whether the move was wise.
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A public chain writes moves in a anyone can read. A is a website that makes that book searchable: amounts, addresses, time, fees. It is a diary of what the rules accepted. It is not a judge of whether the move was wise.
Addresses are not names. The same person can have many. An exchange can bunch thousands. A “smart money” label is usually a marketing coat on an address someone once saw in a screenshot. Treat labels as gossip unless you can say who applied them and why.
This classroom is not an explorer. We will not paste your address into a lesson. Never paste a seed. An address you already published is still not something we need.
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