Serving Yourself Crypto

A 10 minute tutorial mixed in 1 hour of commentary. Imitate this tutorial at your own risk. Assume this information is obsolete. This is a teaching method. Learn or get left behind. Take responsibility for yourself and your actions.

 

A late 2023 innovation for cryptocurrency allows participants to run code without middlemen. Until now, most crypto participants have relied on websites to host a user interface for cryptocurrency functions like running smart contract code or inter-blockchain bridge code. The founder of HEX, Richard Heart, has created a way for us to run such code on our local device without a website.

 

The form of this innovation is a downloadable ZIP archive file that contains a EXE executable file that allows a person to be both the host and client on a private local server that runs a specific cryptocurrency function. This is instead of a person being a client to a website server that can be hacked or disabled.

 

Four local server files and their locations:

 

• the Uniswap v2 DEX on Ethereum via the URL https://ethhex.com/

 

• the Bridge between Ethereum and Pulsechain via the URL https://bridge.pulsechain.com/

 

• the PulseX DEX on PulseChain via the URL https://app.pulsex.com/

 

• HEX Staking for both Ethereum and Pulsechain via the URL https://go.hex.com/

 

It may take years or some painful event for unaware crypto developers and participants to catch on to the fact that this is the future of real crypto. Real crypto is an ethos. Cryptocurrency systems that do not strive to be real crypto leave themselves open to censorship and other risks associated with centralization. Convenience and risk and tied together. Those that realize that reducing risk is the only convenient approach are those who will win.

 

This podcast promotes financial literacy and cryptocurrency literacy because I believe this knowledge can make the difference in ensuring our financial and personal freedom. Let us learn and teach financial and personal freedom in order to cut a path away from the hamster wheel.

 

This podcast is not financial advice or trading advice. Enjoy!