Abel retweeted
Crypto is more useful when converting digital value into everyday money becomes easier.
One challenge many Nigerian crypto users understand is that completing a trade is only part of the journey.
After selling USDT or USDC, users still care about the exchange rate, payout speed, transaction reliability and how much value they actually receive in naira.
These details matter.
A platform can offer access to digital assets, but the overall experience becomes more meaningful when users can move between crypto and local currency without unnecessary friction.
That's one area I've been watching with @JumpaHQ.
In its recent November 2 update, Jumpa highlighted its crypto trading experience, competitive rates and fast naira payouts.
It also recently emphasized USDT and USDC sales with naira payouts.
What interests me here is the broader user experience.
For freelancers receiving international payments, traders managing stablecoins and businesses that interact with digital dollars, the ability to access local currency is an important part of financial utility.
But good execution requires more than attractive rates.
Users also need transparent fees, clear payout expectations, reliable support and confidence that transactions are being processed correctly.
That's what I believe payment-focused crypto platforms should prioritize.
I'm keeping an eye on how @JumpaHQ continues to improve this experience.
Explore Jumpa:
usejumpa.com/sign-up?ref=RV5…
The real value of crypto isn't just holding digital assets. It's having practical ways to use them.
Abel retweeted
ngl the exact moment I stopped treating @agenticscredit like just another brain-rot points farm was when I actually locked in on the structural order of operations fr:
trade → earn → build → qualify
most crypto users spend all day rushing to manufacture a pretty score, farming useless bot accounts, and blindly chasing token rumors. but @agenticscredit is building something deadass different right before funding officially opens. every on-chain trade is public, but what’s been completely missing in Web3 is a historic credit record built on actual trading performance.
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Abel retweeted
one thing i’ve realized is that having a strong market thesis is one thing, knowing how to position yourself around it is another
i’ve been exploring this with Mosh by @0xbeepit
my first thesis was around the growing demand for AI computing power and how companies supplying the infrastructure could benefit from it
so i fed that idea into Mosh and let its AI turn it into a portfolio
what caught my attention was how it approached the thesis
instead of randomly picking AI-related stocks, it built a basket of 7 positions across different parts of the infrastructure
30% allocated to memory suppliers through MU and SKHX
30% to computing power through AMD and INTC
14% to networking through MRVL
10% to optical infrastructure through LITE
and the remaining 16% to a short position on CRWV, hedging against financing risks in the AI buildout
that’s 6 long positions and 1 short, all built around a single investment thesis
now i can track how the portfolio performs over time, monitor the AI agent’s activity, and see how the positions evolve as market conditions change
that’s what makes Mosh interesting to me, it takes an opinion you’ve probably tweeted about a hundred times and gives you a way to actually test it
i’ll be following this AI compute thesis over the coming weeks to see how it plays out
what’s one market narrative you believe in strongly enough to build a portfolio around?
explore Mosh here: app.justbeep.it/mosh
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Abel retweeted
make this the win of my life. 🙏🏽 @CrashiusClay69
rainbet username: niffy
rainbet id: N7Z2P5AX29HDN7KZ20FLWUPIEH0AOYPX
hoping the 76ers get this done.
$25k would be a massive blessing right now.
tip me pls, good luck to everyone!
God bless you more, champ. @CrashiusClay69
this will really change the trajectory of my life rn. 😔🙏🏽
Abel retweeted
Been quiet here
Sad on my end
A sudden drop in followers
I almost failed myself, but each time I’m about to give up I see someone new with a breakthrough story and I once believe I can do it too. Tomorrow I will make a post concerning what @GenLayer is building.
Abel retweeted
Can a beginner understand holding their own keys in five minutes?
Honest answer: yes, the basic idea took me about 5 minutes. A key is the secret that proves your crypto is yours. A card can hold it in a chip you tap. The real question is who you want holding it.
Back to where we started: a tap takes two seconds. Waiting on a collapsed exchange has taken more than twelve years and it still isn’t over.
Which would you rather depend on: a company’s promise, or a card in your own pocket?
• Tangem official site: tangem.com
• Tangem app apps.apple.com/ng/app/tangem…
Abel retweeted
Who is Tangem good for?
Great for people who want to
➙ Store their own crypto without learning complex tools,
➙ Enjoy the idea of holding a wallet on a card/ring, and
➙ Know how to look after their backup cards.
Self custody can be a big ask if you don’t want to take responsibility for your backups.
The hardware is not free to use, although the cost is only a one off based on the pricing page. Check out the current prices.
After playing around with the app, my recommendation would be to try out the free app first and understand what a key is.
Abel retweeted
One thing I will consider before trusting any wallet is What happens if I lose it ?
With Tangem’s cards, there is no mnemonic seed phrase, but you do have extra blank cards as your backup.
If you lost all of your cards and didn’t back them up elsewhere, then no one including Tangem will be able to get your wallet back.
This is because you are fully in control.
Before adding real money, I would recommend tapping each card to ensure they open your wallet, keeping them in separate locations and setting your access code.
For the mobile wallet, I would double check that the phrase matches the one you have written down.
Some honest limitations are that you cannot transfer the key to a wallet of another brand. You will need to send your funds on chain when changing.
Also, no wallets will prevent you from approving a bad transaction. Be sure to always read what you are approving.
Abel retweeted
The heart of Tangem: The Tap, and what I haven't tested yet.
The tap is the central part of Tangem’s idea.
All you have to do is create your transaction using the card or ring in your phone and then tap the card.
The card will then sign the transaction with the chip.
The private key never leaves the chip.
I haven’t actually dont have the card/ring yet so can’t test this.
If you want to understand the concept without paying for anything then you can try the free app
In the meantime
Tangem’s own short video shows the scanning process in action.
youtube.com/watch?v=Rl7kAQHZ…
Abel retweeted
What is in the App?
When I entered the app, it had a tour style feel with a few things on the home screen.
The first being your balance, then there is a Receive button which creates a receiving address.
Then a Send button which allows you to send crypto by entering the amount and address.
Then finally there are options to Buy/Swap depending on where you live.
The app support a wide range of crypto networks and thousands of assets as shown by Tangem on their site.
It allows users to send/receive/buy/swap and track their portfolio in one place.
To a beginner user it will be very easy to navigate through the app.
Everything was pretty straightforward.
Abel retweeted
My first impressions
I downloaded the official tangem app using the link provided by tangem.com.
Once opened there were two options, setting up with a tangem card/ring or creating a normal mobile wallet using a recovery phrase:
Since I don’t have a card/ring,
I selected the mobile wallet option.
I opened the app, and located the recovery phrase. I then had to confirm the words. This entire process took me approximately 5 minutes.
Overall, I liked how straightforward and simple the process was. Everything was explained in simple terms.
Important for beginner users: If the app asks you to enter a recovery phrase be sure to write this down on paper and store it offline.
NEVER screenshot your recovery phrase, and NEVER share your recovery with anyone including people claiming they are support.
Abel retweeted
Now to the part the still amazes me, Not dwelling on 12-24 seed phrase.
No 12 word list!
Most wallets require you store 12 or 24 private words. These words can be used to recreate your wallet.
So if someone gets hold of them, or trick you to give them then they basically have the access.
Tangem uses a seedless method.You get extra cards which are backups.
Each card has the same key! If you lose a card you just use another one. Like having spare keys for your house.
Fairly honest note: This can also be done with the Tangem app, where you can make a standard mobile wallet using a recovery phrase.
This is how most wallets work so there is risk of the word list.
I haven't used the card option yet but this is the one I would choose.
Overall I want a simple method where I can keep my own private key. A list of words to protect forever doesn't feel like a simple method. I have used the mobile wallet option for this and this is what I like It does have a recovery phrase so you can use tangem if you don’t have the card just yet
Here’s the screen where you choose between the card/ring and the seed phrase wallet.