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If you had a mound of wealth secured in a basement, would you ever take someone down there to pay a small bill? Or would you just keep a little in your pocket to pay with so no one ever knew about the basement.. what if you got robbed and you were in the basement vs just what was in your pocket? What if just because they knew about the basement they came back later? This goes for later on too. What happens when your wallet has millions/billions in it and you pay for ice cream with it. The ledger shows anyone interested everything you have with a simple click on the transaction. Perhaps it’s time for everyone to think about bigger pictures of protecting yourself. Creating multiple wallets for different functions for organizing yourself and having a small transfer wallet that has low risk if anything were to happen to it. Perhaps one day in the future we will use biometrics, but that’s not going to help anyone right now. Even then, we have all seen in the movies people have no problem cutting an eyeball out.

Dang. This sounds like an “overnight” scenario that has the potential to be terrible for some people. The number one rule always taught across all of crypto and digital assets. “Not your keys, not your crypto”.. Absolutely do not ever give out your keys! I said this about Lumendex as well when it came out. If you want to dabble in anything that is asking for keys, I absolutely recommend you set up a new account that you simply use to accept and transfer assets in and out of. Please do not give anyone the keys to your main account, EVER!

Protect your secret key! Don't enter secret key on websites not recommended by Stellar . You can lose all your money

XRP is not a cryptocurrency.

👆🏻 "fueled by a strategic partnership with Ripple's Metaco" ... hmm. "Metaco Taps IBM Execs to Revamp Institutional Push. The Swiss crypto tech provider hired IBM’s Peter DeMeo as head of product, as well as former IBM lead architect, Angel Nunez Mencias. DeMeo’s appointment as chief product officer matters because IBM, where he was head of digital assets infrastructure, has been quietly building out bank-grade digital assets custody and key management. (Big Blue was previously best known in the industry for its forays into supply chain applications of permissioned blockchains and the like.) However, Metaco’s gain isn’t necessarily IBM’s loss, as DeMeo explains, because the move cements an existing working relationship between the two companies." IBM is behind it all.. IBM Hyperledger is STELLAR. It will all ride on the rails of Stellar. We are seeing XRP come into the spotlight, banks are how institutional money moves and they will all be established for cross boarder payments first. 😉 https://www.coindesk.com/business/2023/02/07/crypto-custody-tech-firm-metaco-taps-ibm-to-revamp-institutional-push/

Non-Native Tokens or Tokenized representation of assets (T1) This refers to tokens which represent a claim against the issuing institutions. In the case of tokenized deposits and similar tokenized liabilities, the depository institutions that issued the token is liable to the holder for the fiat amount of the claim evidenced by the token15. While for tokenized securities, this involves creating a digital token to represent the securities that are traditionally issued and custodied. The value of these tokens mirrors the value of the underlying traditional securities. For the first pilot of Project Guardian, DBS Bank and SBI Digital Asset Holdings tested the concept of tokenized Singapore Government Securities (SGS) bonds and Japanese Government Bonds (JGB) and conducted bilateral trades involving them. Native Tokens (T2) Tokens that are native to a particular platform, whereby its primary system of record is the platform, are referred to as native tokens or asset tokens. In the event of a dispute, these records are treated as the source of the truth. An example of a native token could be a digital currency issued by a central bank. The central bank digital currency in this context is a store of value itself and there are no separate cash reserves backing the central bank digital currency. The legal basis of these tokens and the rights that holders of these tokens have is a subject of ongoing review in many jurisdictions. Account-based (T3) For completeness, some digital asset projects are modelled representing traditional accounts such as deposits held by financial institutions. In such a scenario, the owner of the account owns the value represented in the account. The accounts themselves are non-transferable, although the value held could be moved across different accounts and the transfer recorded on a platform.