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TAP Into Your Insecurity | High Glif In The Cities (Efdot)
Just tap it in. Give it a little tappy ... tap, tap, taparoo.
In Ep#6 I riff on “TAP” (Three Address Protocol) and how I’m applying it to my own wallet hygiene after learning a few lessons the hard way. I break down the roles of vault (cold as ice), transaction (lukewarm) and minting (hot as lava) addresses, plus make the case for a fourth “interactive” address for on-chain games/frequent dapp activity. We then shift to physical security: thinking through your personal risk profile, separating access to vaults from your home, avoiding doxxing and practical travel and event precautions. I wrap with resources from 6529, Andreas Antonopoulos and Jameson Lopp
I then jump into a live mint journey: collecting “Cities” by Efdot x Did on Art Blocks to position for the upcoming “Glifs” mint. I share why Efdot’s Latin American influences grabbed me, how I prepared a fresh minting wallet and what’s next as I await reveal and plan to mint Glyphs on launch day.
6529 TAP: https://6529.io/delegation/wallet-architecture
Timeline:
(00:00:00) Intro
(00:01:39) Introducing TAP: the three‑address wallet protocol
(00:02:55) Address 1: The Vault—cold as ice
(00:04:54) Address 2: The Transaction wallet—lukewarm usage
(00:06:13) Address 3: The Minting wallet—hot as lava
(00:07:31) Proposing a fourth address for interactive use
(00:11:00) Physical security mindset and personal context
(00:13:32) Separating access: making vaults unreachable at home
(00:16:11) Common‑sense hygiene: Wi‑Fi, flaunting wealth, travel
(00:19:01) Discovering Efdot and the Glifs project
(00:24:03) Why collect: aligning with the artist and ethos
(00:27:46) Choosing a path: Cities collaboration with Diid
(00:32:24) Gas, patience and live minting realities
(00:35:23) Wrap‑up: tap into your security and stay safe
In Ep#6 I riff on “TAP” (Three Address Protocol) and how I’m applying it to my own wallet hygiene after learning a few lessons the hard way. I break down the roles of vault (cold as ice), transaction (lukewarm) and minting (hot as lava) addresses, plus make the case for a fourth “interactive” address for on-chain games/frequent dapp activity. We then shift to physical security: thinking through your personal risk profile, separating access to vaults from your home, avoiding doxxing and practical travel and event precautions. I wrap with resources from 6529, Andreas Antonopoulos and Jameson Lopp
I then jump into a live mint journey: collecting “Cities” by Efdot x Did on Art Blocks to position for the upcoming “Glifs” mint. I share why Efdot’s Latin American influences grabbed me, how I prepared a fresh minting wallet and what’s next as I await reveal and plan to mint Glyphs on launch day.
6529 TAP: https://6529.io/delegation/wallet-architecture
Timeline:
(00:00:00) Intro
(00:01:39) Introducing TAP: the three‑address wallet protocol
(00:02:55) Address 1: The Vault—cold as ice
(00:04:54) Address 2: The Transaction wallet—lukewarm usage
(00:06:13) Address 3: The Minting wallet—hot as lava
(00:07:31) Proposing a fourth address for interactive use
(00:11:00) Physical security mindset and personal context
(00:13:32) Separating access: making vaults unreachable at home
(00:16:11) Common‑sense hygiene: Wi‑Fi, flaunting wealth, travel
(00:19:01) Discovering Efdot and the Glifs project
(00:24:03) Why collect: aligning with the artist and ethos
(00:27:46) Choosing a path: Cities collaboration with Diid
(00:32:24) Gas, patience and live minting realities
(00:35:23) Wrap‑up: tap into your security and stay safe
Connect with Mere Mortals:
Website: https://www.meremortalspodcasts.com/
Discord: https://discord.gg/QPxtbhhgRy
Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/meremortalspods
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcasts/
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By Mere Mortals PodcastsJust tap it in. Give it a little tappy ... tap, tap, taparoo.
In Ep#6 I riff on “TAP” (Three Address Protocol) and how I’m applying it to my own wallet hygiene after learning a few lessons the hard way. I break down the roles of vault (cold as ice), transaction (lukewarm) and minting (hot as lava) addresses, plus make the case for a fourth “interactive” address for on-chain games/frequent dapp activity. We then shift to physical security: thinking through your personal risk profile, separating access to vaults from your home, avoiding doxxing and practical travel and event precautions. I wrap with resources from 6529, Andreas Antonopoulos and Jameson Lopp
I then jump into a live mint journey: collecting “Cities” by Efdot x Did on Art Blocks to position for the upcoming “Glifs” mint. I share why Efdot’s Latin American influences grabbed me, how I prepared a fresh minting wallet and what’s next as I await reveal and plan to mint Glyphs on launch day.
6529 TAP: https://6529.io/delegation/wallet-architecture
Timeline:
(00:00:00) Intro
(00:01:39) Introducing TAP: the three‑address wallet protocol
(00:02:55) Address 1: The Vault—cold as ice
(00:04:54) Address 2: The Transaction wallet—lukewarm usage
(00:06:13) Address 3: The Minting wallet—hot as lava
(00:07:31) Proposing a fourth address for interactive use
(00:11:00) Physical security mindset and personal context
(00:13:32) Separating access: making vaults unreachable at home
(00:16:11) Common‑sense hygiene: Wi‑Fi, flaunting wealth, travel
(00:19:01) Discovering Efdot and the Glifs project
(00:24:03) Why collect: aligning with the artist and ethos
(00:27:46) Choosing a path: Cities collaboration with Diid
(00:32:24) Gas, patience and live minting realities
(00:35:23) Wrap‑up: tap into your security and stay safe
In Ep#6 I riff on “TAP” (Three Address Protocol) and how I’m applying it to my own wallet hygiene after learning a few lessons the hard way. I break down the roles of vault (cold as ice), transaction (lukewarm) and minting (hot as lava) addresses, plus make the case for a fourth “interactive” address for on-chain games/frequent dapp activity. We then shift to physical security: thinking through your personal risk profile, separating access to vaults from your home, avoiding doxxing and practical travel and event precautions. I wrap with resources from 6529, Andreas Antonopoulos and Jameson Lopp
I then jump into a live mint journey: collecting “Cities” by Efdot x Did on Art Blocks to position for the upcoming “Glifs” mint. I share why Efdot’s Latin American influences grabbed me, how I prepared a fresh minting wallet and what’s next as I await reveal and plan to mint Glyphs on launch day.
6529 TAP: https://6529.io/delegation/wallet-architecture
Timeline:
(00:00:00) Intro
(00:01:39) Introducing TAP: the three‑address wallet protocol
(00:02:55) Address 1: The Vault—cold as ice
(00:04:54) Address 2: The Transaction wallet—lukewarm usage
(00:06:13) Address 3: The Minting wallet—hot as lava
(00:07:31) Proposing a fourth address for interactive use
(00:11:00) Physical security mindset and personal context
(00:13:32) Separating access: making vaults unreachable at home
(00:16:11) Common‑sense hygiene: Wi‑Fi, flaunting wealth, travel
(00:19:01) Discovering Efdot and the Glifs project
(00:24:03) Why collect: aligning with the artist and ethos
(00:27:46) Choosing a path: Cities collaboration with Diid
(00:32:24) Gas, patience and live minting realities
(00:35:23) Wrap‑up: tap into your security and stay safe
Connect with Mere Mortals:
Website: https://www.meremortalspodcasts.com/
Discord: https://discord.gg/QPxtbhhgRy
Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/meremortalspods
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcasts/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@meremortalspodcasts
Value 4 Value Support:
Website: https://www.meremortalspodcasts.com/support
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