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I’ve loaded up some eth into an ethereum based browser and knocked around their web. It’s interesting because the type of site where you normally have to sign
by lmohseni 5y ago
I’ve loaded up some eth into an ethereum based browser and knocked around their web. It’s interesting because the type of site where you normally have to sign in (“banking”, news, etc) you don’t have to sign in because every interaction is predicated through your wallet. It’s as if your username were identical to your public key.
However as a speculative instrument eth and Bitcoin are not my cup of tea.
- secondcoming 5y agoInteresting. Sounds like Brave's BAT token then? I assume the websites you visited got paid a little bit of your Eth? How does that work? Is it a vanilla Eth transfer, or is a contract generated each time and you review the Solidity code before proceeding?