Daedalus wallet.

[naska21]

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[naska21]

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[naska21]

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[Raja_MBZ]

It's nice to have a thread dedicated only for the Daedalus wallet - nice work!

However, one major rule of the game:

NEVER EVER SHARE YOUR WALLET KEYS WITH ANYONE! Neither with strangers nor with any official customer support.

[Raja_MBZ]

It's nice to have a thread dedicated only for the Daedalus wallet - nice work!

However, one major rule of the game:

NEVER EVER SHARE YOUR WALLET KEYS WITH ANYONE! Neither with strangers nor with any official customer support.

Thanks, from where I sit... by "WALLET KEYS" you probably meant SEED phrase as, AFAIK, Daedalus doesn't allow to extract private keys relevant to addresses it holds. There are in fact methods making  possible to reveal those keys  but ordinary user doesn't need that anymore if he keeps his SEED safe.

Yes, and beyond that, the paper wallet keys generated through Daedalus shouldn't be shared.

[Raja_MBZ]

Just tried out the Daedalus testnet wallet for staking, and it looks perfect!

[Raja_MBZ]

Just tried out the Daedalus testnet wallet for staking, and it looks perfect!

The task #3 has been updated and it is now relevant to new Daedalus wallet for rewards in testnet. BTW, what pool's characteristics did you consider when selecting it for staking: rank, margin or something else?

I didn't consider any factor while selecting the stake pool; the DIGI pool is of my friend Rick and I like the guy; that's the only reason of staking with him.

He's an active ambassador of Cardano/IOHK as well.

[Raja_MBZ]

Just tried out the Daedalus testnet wallet for staking, and it looks perfect!

The task #3 has been updated and it is now relevant to new Daedalus wallet for rewards in testnet. BTW, what pool's characteristics did you consider when selecting it for staking: rank, margin or something else?

I didn't consider any factor while selecting the stake pool;

I do and  share my reasoning  in new thread opened for discussions:  Picking out ADA staking pool

Merited! You've done nice research on the selection of stake pool. I've not given it a thorough read, but I'll do it later and change my stake pool accordingly.

These days, I'm delegating to Lovelace's pool, as they've got zero fees and seems quite nice.

[Byakuga]

What is this Daedalus wallet for? All in one desktop wallet or there is a coin bearing the name (Daedalus) ? Not everyone knows about this wallet you have to drop perfect details about what this wallet is all about

[Soonandwaite]

how can i change the location of the chain ? i want to save the chain on drive  d: or e: and not on drive c in appdata
I tried this but without success .thx

https://forum.cardano.org/t/storing-the-cardano-blockchain-on-another-hard-drive-flash-drive/3699    

[casperBGD]

What is this Daedalus wallet for? All in one desktop wallet or there is a coin bearing the name (Daedalus) ? Not everyone knows about this wallet you have to drop perfect details about what this wallet is all about

it is meant for Cardano - ADA coin, https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cardano/, it is within top 20 coins, and was in top 10 last year, if you need more information, you can check links on CMC website

[Soonandwaite]

is this right ? with "
C:\Users\myname>mklink/J  C:\Users\myname\AppData\Roaming\Daedalus Mainnet  D:\"Daedalus Mainnet"

of course i change myname  to my real pc name  

and when ready my cmd says: the system cannot find the specified path  

Yeah, should be exactly like "Daedalus Mainnet"  due to the empty space between words in the name of folder.
The correct will be C:\Users\myname>mklink/J  C:\Users\myname\AppData\Roaming\"Daedalus Mainnet" D:\"Daedalus Mainnet". I have corrected my post above.

Here quotes are strongly required. They tell the system that the folder name includes characters that should not be used by default.

The system cannot find the specified path. 
C:\Users\XXXXX>mklink/J  C:\Users\XXXXX\AppData\Roaming\"Daedalus Mainnet" D:\"Daedalus Mainnet"

Damn it. What am I doing wrong?

[Soonandwaite]

is this right ? with "
C:\Users\myname>mklink/J  C:\Users\myname\AppData\Roaming\Daedalus Mainnet  D:\"Daedalus Mainnet"

of course i change myname  to my real pc name  

and when ready my cmd says: the system cannot find the specified path  

Yeah, should be exactly like "Daedalus Mainnet"  due to the empty space between words in the name of folder.
The correct will be C:\Users\myname>mklink/J  C:\Users\myname\AppData\Roaming\"Daedalus Mainnet" D:\"Daedalus Mainnet". I have corrected my post above.

Here quotes are strongly required. They tell the system that the folder name includes characters that should not be used by default.

The system cannot find the specified path.  
C:\Users\XXXXX>mklink/J  C:\Users\XXXXX\AppData\Roaming\"Daedalus Mainnet" D:\"Daedalus Mainnet"

Damn it. What am I doing wrong?

 CMD  and type after C:\Users\XXXXX> prompt this command  mklink/J C:\Users\XXXXX\AppData\Roaming\"Daedalus Mainnet" D:\"Daedalus Mainnet"

Enter

That's all

Looks like you have typed before such comand C:\Users\XXXXX>mklink/J  C:\Users\XXXXX\AppData\Roaming\"Daedalus Mainnet" D:\"Daedalus Mainnet"  after C:\Users\XXXXX>-promt

yes. first i open cmd
i see C:\Users\Myname>
then I wrote this in or kopie from editor:
C:\Users\myname>mklink/J  C:\Users\myname\AppData\Roaming\"Daedalus Mainnet" D:\"Daedalus Mainnet"

and then ......nothing happens. I do not understand this . but I thank you, my friend.
does it work for you?

[Soonandwaite]

but I thank you, my friend.
does it work for you?

no probs, and yeah it works!

ok.thx. but I'll try again next week.I am not giving up 

[Soonandwaite]

i have now installed the yoroi wallet. this is easier. and i am not staking any ada. maybe i will try the adalite wallet. and then use it with the ledger nano s .
now wait and see if the ada price goes up or down. I hope of course upwards 

[djmixen]

Daedalus wallet? I don't know this wallet, besides it is too risky to use a wallet that has no good background history in the cryptocurrency business. Better to use the most trusted wallet like Myetherwallet, Trust wallet, Electrum wallet, exodus, Atomic wallet, and Coinomi, or Nano wallet.