For the launch of our first ListNFT tool, we will create an Alphalist for early community members. The first 100 users of our Discord will have a priority access to the Alpha of our site to try it out and, if they want to, make suggestions!

The site will be closed to others, this will let everyone have the time to try and for us to make the last adjustments before the public launch. We will create a restricted channel on our Discord for the Alphalist and at the right time give everyone in there the password to enter the site.

But that’s not all!

10 people out of 100 will be randomly selected to enter the Whitelist of our NFT collection, which brings huge utility to the holders, as anticipated in our last Medium article.

If you are interested, please make sure to enter our Discord as soon as possible, it will work this way:

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You may have heard stories about the Ethereum dark forest, a place where bots and searchers try to maximize profit by taking advantage of MEV opportunities. This results in users paying the cost, since most of them are not aware of such trickery, much less on how to avoid it.

The same concept applies to the current world wide web, where malicious links, wallet hacks, browser exploits, and other attacks lurk in the dark waiting to be triggered by distracted users. 2021 alone was a record breaker.

The point is, neither blockchains, nor the internet are safe places. Nevertheless, we can still take steps to increase our personal security and reduce the probabilities of getting pwned.

So, in this guide, we are going to create a VM (virtual machine) running Ubuntu, a Linux distribution, to achieve two things: 1) isolate MetaMask from your normal computer workflow to minimize the impacts of any malicious website we visit, link we click, or cool browser extensions we install, and 2) set up a custom network RPC on MetaMask to prevent bots from front-running our transactions.

Security is not a process. It’s a state until you get pwned.

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Currently, although more users are becoming aware of the consequences of not caring about security — especially in the crypto space — they still do not implement rigorous enough security mechanisms to protect themselves.

Let’s consider this simple diagram where a user navigates to a new profitable DeFi application that offers 69,000% APY. The user requests a website using his regular browser from his private IP address and proceeds to click links, buttons, sign transactions, enable extensions, and so on.

The user ends up joining a Discord server where he is messaged by an “admin” who sends a phishing link which either requests the user’s seed phrase, downloads malware, or exploits a browser/add-on vulnerability.

Finally, the situation becomes FUBAR for the user.

In this article, we will implement a couple more layers of security between the user and the malicious actors, decreasing the probabilities of getting compromised.

The intention behind connecting to a website using a VM and a disposable MetaMask (or other) wallet is to test the waters and see if everything behaves as expected before committing more money. If things go sideways, only one wallet has been compromised, a small number of funds lost, and the browser as well as the VM can be safely deleted, thus saving us the absolute nightmare of dealing with a whole system compromise.

We will also connect to a Flashbots Protect RPC to protect ourselves from bots lurking in the Ethereum dark forest that are monitoring the mempool and front-running our transactions.

If you are somewhat paranoid and don’t care much about UX, you could install the Tails Operating System on a USB drive or on a VM. Tails runs fully on memory, which means it does not touch the hard drive. When you are done your work, poof! No data is saved.

You can use Rufus to create a bootable USB flash drive.

But for this guide, we are going to use Ubuntu for the following reasons:

Make sure your computer supports hardware virtualization, which is essential to run virtual machines. Enable it.

Virtual Box is a type 2 hypervisor software which allows our computer (host) to create virtual computers (guests). Download it here.

When installing, leave everything as default.

To run Ubuntu, we must first download the .ISO file from the official site. Download it here.

Is your Virtual Box installed and the Ubuntu image ready? Good.

This way if our copy “breaks” or gets compromised, we can safely delete it and make a new one using the original as reference, saving us the set up time.

(1) Settings > (2) Storage > (3) Empty disk > (4) Select Disk File > (5) Select the Ubuntu .ISO

Then click “OK”

Congratulations! Your VM is up and running!

If you played around with the guest VM before reading this, you may have noticed the resolution is awful and other features like Drag-and-Drop or Clipboard Sharing aren’t working.

To satisfy our daily internet browsing needs using this virtual machine, we need to install Virtual Box Guest Additions. From the Virtual Box website:

Guest Additions are designed to be installed inside a virtual machine after the guest operating system has been installed. They consist of device drivers and system applications that optimize the guest operating system for better performance and usability.

After the package update and upgrades have finalized:

This action will pop up a disk on the bottom left and a warning you can accept to run the program:

Voila! Now it does feel like a real desktop computer, doesn’t it?

Feel free to make a clone (copy) of your brand new Virtual Machine now if you want. (I personally only make clones when I am certain most of the software Ineed has already been installed)

Brave is a Chromium-based browser which has gotten a lot of attention in the crypto community because of its unusual, pre-installed features and business model:

You can install the Brave browser on a Linux distribution such as Ubuntu by using these commands. Source here.

After installation, reboot the virtual machine.

After reboot, if you can’t see the browser anywhere, just type brave-browser in the terminal to initiate it. It will then appear on the Ubuntu menu.

In the menu, right click and add it to favourites to always display on the side panel.

Simple privacy measures keep us more secure.

Using a VPN will hide our IP address. This way, we avoid malicious actors doing reconnaissance to find out more about us. You can also use Brave’s built-in TOR router as a proxy.

If you don’t want to create you own VPN, a free alternative is to download ProtonVPN from here on your host machine.

To avoid bots front-running our transactions, we are going to route them through a private network, in order to bypass the public mempool. Sending our transaction in a bundle (which miners running a mev-geth client can pick up) will provide us with another extra layer of security.

The folks at Flashbots have made it quite easy to get started with Flashbots Protect. Check it out here!

It is also possible to use Flashbots for other things, such as submitting custom bundles or integrating within your application.

If you want to run a test, git clone this repository and follow the instructions: https://github.com/misirov/FlashBots

Here is an example of a program which sends a transaction to a contract that only spends gas:

For more information and troubleshooting, check their documentation here and this guide on troubleshooting mev-geth on flashbots.

Note: now is a good time to make a clone of your “clean” machine!

If you made it to this point successfully, you are most likely a natural MVP. You’ve created an environment to protect yourself from malicious agents and know more about personal security than the vast, vast majority of users in this space. Congratulations!

Now, h4cker P3P3 is gonna have it rough. Gotta go, my VM got compromised…

Currently, there is no comprehensive Wealth Management wallet that exists in the Crypto space that can integrate all your investments across different platforms and wallets into one wallet and then generate reports on gains/losses over selected time periods, calculate taxable gains, simplify your tax filings, etc.

We at Wealth Protocol are building the world’s first ever, Crypto-Wealth Management application that makes investing in crypto simple, safe, and convenient — all while keeping you on the right side of the law.

The team behind this designed the concept driven by their own needs to ensure they remain tax compliant with their local authorities. Many of the challenges they found with the current products on the market were:

With a lot of these pian staking issues and more came the birth of Wealth Protocol

The Wealth Wallet aims to simplify investing in Cryptocurrencies by offering a one-stop solution to investors for:

Founders

The Co-Founders behind this project are both Professionals with successful careers and backgrounds in Accounting.

The CEO has over 18 years of accounting experience. The past 6 years, he was a Tax manager at a cross-border boutique tax firm that assisted high net worth individuals and professional athletes in being tax compliant with the IRS and CRA

The COO has a background in accounting but more extensively works in the Toronto Real Estate Industry being the recipient of multiple annual awards.

Yashar Mozifian Co-Founder, CEO

Tarek Agha Co-Founder & COO

Name: WEALTH PROTOCOL

Symbol: $WEALTH

Type: BSC (Binance Smart Chain)

Total Supply: 2 Trillion

Presale Date: March 15, 2022

Purpose: Utility

WEALTH PROTOCOL SOCIALS

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2. Find the wallet Tab, it’s the №4 Tab in your personal profile, it shows how much assets you are holding in BuzzCast, and the recharge portal.

3. Select the amount you want to top up on your account in the recharge section

4. Once you chose the Diamond package you prefer, click it and then you will enter the payment page (it goes with google play or apple pay), and confirm the recharge amount, make sure you have enough funds in the associated payment method.

5. After confirmation, the payment will get through instantly, you will get your diamond in seconds, and now you can start to use Buzzcast diamonds to buy gifts and make friends!

6. If you have any problem with BuzzCast recharge, you can contact the in-app customer service, or choose an easier way to recharge!

7. Search https://www.buzzcast.info/ in your browser and recharge in BuzzCast’s official website, this way is more flexible and easy

8. Login at the top right corner to log in

9. After login, select the Recharge section

10. Select your country and region in the Recharge section

11. Choose your payment method, such as bank card payment, PayPal , Razer gold, gift card payment, etc.

12. You can also pay with cryptocurrency, this is our most recommended payment method, you can easily pay in any country or region, for cryptocurrency recharge tutorial, please click “How to Recharge your BuzzCast with cryptocurrency”

13. medium.com

14. BuzzCast’s recharge video tutorial

15. If you have any problems during the payment process, please contact the Buzzcast assistant. For other recharge questions such as how to recharge cryptocurrency, you can contact RealLink staff or join the RealLink community for more information and help!

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Below, you will find an instructional video for purchasing TCG coin 2.0 made by Justin, one of our community moderators. Watching the steps visually is probably the easiest way to learn, and we highly recommend doing this first. However, we have also included detailed written steps below. If you are brand new to crypto, this may look daunting at first, but we promise after the first time it will become effortless (and worth it, in our opinion!).

First, you will need to obtain BNB (BEP20) Smart Chain crypto coin. This can be done by trading a common currency such as ETH or BTC using a crypto wallet (ex: “SafePal.”) Alternatively, you could purchase the classic BNB (BEP2) through a network such as Binance. If you can’t withdraw BNB through Binance, trade it for ETH and then withdraw to SafePal. Safepal does not require verification. Swap ETH for BNB (BEP20) in Safepal and then send it to Trust Wallet.

(If you live in a state such as New York, and Binance is not accessible, you will need to download and set up 3 services: Coinbase, Kucoin exchange (be sure to set up trading password and complete KYC verification), and Metamask or Trust Wallet. Connect your fiat bank to Coinbase, using routing and account number. Purchase Bitcoin, send BTC to Kucoin exchange and trade for BNB. Send BNB on the BEP20 blockchain to your wallet of choice. If Trust Wallet, follow instructions below. If MetaMask, you may skip this step.

If you have any questions about the sending, selling, swapping part of this process, please reach out to a mod or admin; we have access to additional tutorials and our team covers all time zones— contact links are listed at the end of this article.

Well, now that we have defined what NFT is, I can continue the article. We all know that now the field of NFT is popular and interesting to a large number of people and every day its hype is only increasing. There are many large and local projects with different ideas and approaches to their work. But each project is unique and reveals itself in its own way, and here is one of them on the example of which you can understand all this.