How to use the Hydranet Dex

[MiniMoonSoon]

$HDN Quick Guide on how to use the Dex Channels :

1. Rent a channel (get inbound capacity, aka to buy or "receive" coins)

2. Move coins to the "off chains" aka lithium (get outbound capacity, aka to sell or "send" coins).

So if you rent a channel of the same size you plan to sell coins, you get a 50%/50% total channel capacity (aka you won't be able to receive more than you could send, aka increase a little your rented channel to keep renting cost in check).

I hope it's clear. 

Try it 👉 wallet.hydranet.ai/

ONLY TESTNET COINS

[gunhell16]

What is this, a non-custodial wallet or a custodial wallet? Because nowadays, it's hard to just trust wallets easily, especially if you're new to the crypto space that we're a part of.
Plus, this is the first time I've ever heard of this one.

I haven't even heard of a name like this. When did it start, and does it already have users who can be said to have given their trust to using this wallet
in the cryptocurrency business field?

[JeromeTash]

What is this, a non-custodial wallet or a custodial wallet? Because nowadays, it's hard to just trust wallets easily, especially if you're new to the crypto space that we're a part of.
Plus, this is the first time I've ever heard of this one.

Apparently, they claim that it is a noncustodial wallet but at the same time it a web wallet and I see no software wallet. Web wallets are not recommended at all. What is worse is that I don't think the wallet is open source.

If anyone is planning to try it out, they should never deposit any real funds in there for now.