Decentralization as a Lifestyle Why does blockchain decentralization matter? If you want to have full ownership of your finances with crypto, keep it decentralized.
What does it mean that my assets are not 'in my wallet' but 'on the blockchain'? MEW FAQ Where is your crypto, if it's not 'in your wallet' or 'on an account'? What does it mean for it to be 'on the blockchain? MEW FAQ explains.
The Essential Wallet Guide, Part 4: Browser Extensions Ethereum wallets that are based right in the browser facilitate interaction with Dapps and DeFi, and help build infrastructure for Web3.
What's Inside a Smart Contract? Reading ERC20, ERC223, and ERC721 If you use Ethereum, you are using smart contracts. They are the reason tokens, Dapps, and DeFi are possible. So what does a smart contract do, and how?
The Essential Wallet Guide, Part 3: Custodial and Non-Custodial Mobile Wallets Not all mobile crypto wallets are the same – some give you full control of your assets, and some don't. See if custodial or non-custodial is right for you.
Why Is My Transaction Pending For So Long? MEW FAQ Why do Ethereum transactions get stuck sometimes? Is there a way to prevent this? Can you get a pending transaction to go through? MEW FAQ has the answer.
Are Mobile Crypto Wallets Safe? MEW FAQ Are desktop wallets safer than mobile? What if someone keylogs your phone? Can they decrypt your private key? Find answers in MEW FAQ.
Does MyEtherWallet Ever Generate Wallets Server-Side? MEW FAQ When you create a wallet, does MEW have access to your keys? Are MEW wallets generated on servers? Is the wallet truly client-side? Find out in MEW FAQ.
How to Cash Out and Protect Your Crypto Gains How to protect your crypto investments and put them to good use, with or without cashing out to fiat.
The Essential Wallet Guide, Part 2: Hardware Wallets Hardware wallets are considered the highest standard of security for cold crypto storage. Find out why, how they work, and which are the most popular.
What Crypto Wallets Mean When They Say “We Are Not a Bank” How crypto client-side services are different from traditional banks, and what that means for the user.
The Essential Wallet Guide, Part 1: Web-Based and Desktop Wallets While web and desktop wallets are popular and easily accessible, there are some security considerations to keep in mind with their use.
