Your first wallet
A primeira carteira · Tu primer monedero · Votre premier portefeuille
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Taught 14 times across 3 recorded calls (Ch3Async, onboard) between 2026-09-22 and 2026-09-26 , in MUL .
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Data, healthcare, and blockchain use cases
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- Proof of attendance and reputation
- Data, healthcare, and blockchain use cases
- On-ramp, off-ramp, and P2P infrastructure
- NFTs that give access to experiences
- Wallet authentication and platform architecture
- Bitcoin, Cardano, Monero, and digital money
- Cardano, EVM, and smart-contract development
- Nigeria and African Web3 adoption
- 45B: onboarding people to Web3 across chains
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If you use Wallet Connect, it's like you click on a button and then it shows up a lot of wallets. Like, do you have MetaMask? What's the Vesper? Whatever. And you can log in. Like, you know when you do a sign-in with Google? You sign in and it shows your Google account. Imagine something is good, bu
Se tu usares CrossMint e ThirdWeb, os dois, as duas empresas, de uma forma inteligente, e nós já temos desenhado mais ou menos como é que é a arquitetura desse, essa arquitetura, tu consegues vender um produto, um NFT, sem que o cliente saiba que está sequer a usar uma wallet, e recebe só um email,
Okay? So 45B is my startup that is just, well, it's basically myself and a few or two friends helping, which is about onboarding people to Web3. And I've started realizing that I can't really just be onboarding people to Cardano, because my local Portuguese partners, I have the Portuguese blockchain
Yeah. Cohorts. So I can see for each cohort who has been coming to what sessions. And I didn't fill in any of this. I just learned how to extract the Google Meets log, feed it into my local repo, and it's processed into this. So I'm going to have to blank this out before we publish the call today. B
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- wallet13
- seed phrase1
- custody1
- self-custody1
- carteira1
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Multilingual Web3 Q&A #3 8 moments
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- 12:21 Discussion Wallet authentication and platform architecture Amiar (gekkido) If you use Wallet Connect, it's like you click on a button and then it shows up a lot of wallets. Like, do you have MetaMask? What's the Vesper? Whatever. And you can log in. Like, you know when you do a sign-in with Google? You sign in and it shows your Google account. Imagine something is good, bu wallet
- 53:58 TLDR Data, healthcare, and blockchain use cases Pedro Lucas Yeah. Cohorts. So I can see for each cohort who has been coming to what sessions. And I didn't fill in any of this. I just learned how to extract the Google Meets log, feed it into my local repo, and it's processed into this. So I'm going to have to blank this out before we publish the call today. B wallet
- 1:17:38 Concepts On-ramp, off-ramp, and P2P infrastructure Pedro Lucas So these are the alternatives. And the three green things are, I think, what we need more of. This requires a lot of bureaucracy to make it legal. This requires an entity that has a counter and an open door running business to take your payments in ADA. And this one doesn't require almost anything. seed phrase · wallet
- 35:17 Extended Bitcoin, Cardano, Monero, and digital money Pedro Lucas No, no. Monero is decentralized, but it's opaque. So that's why a lot of countries or exchanges ban Monero because it's so self-custody, so self-sovereign that people don't like it because, you know, you can do whatever with it, including things. Yeah. So it's a bit like the knife thing. Everyone ha custody · self-custody
- 27:11 Discussion Cardano, EVM, and smart-contract development Pedro Lucas But, you know, as you start grasping and playing around more with the concepts of the wallet and the connector and the assets, you're hopefully eventually going to start envisioning ways to build. So you're becoming a Web3 developer, I would say. Let me just say hi to Ayomi. She's on the space and c wallet
- 50:54 Discussion Data, healthcare, and blockchain use cases Pedro Lucas So guys, again, coming back to Web3, any thoughts, any things you've been experimenting? MER was just showing me that we could use something called Lovable, which is a website making thing to incorporate Wallet Connect. I'm going to look into it. wallet
- 1:05:04 Discussion Nigeria and African Web3 adoption Cyprian Eke Okay. The platform itself have like a vault where they actually stock up money for this P2P. So anytime you send in money to their address or anytime you actually trigger a withdrawal from your wallet connected in their platform, the money goes to the platform while they actually disposes the money wallet
- 1:09:43 Extended On-ramp, off-ramp, and P2P infrastructure Cyprian Eke Yeah, it's same kind of approach, but in this other one, you can use their Telegram bot instead of yeah, instead of using the platform, you can just use a Telegram bot or WhatsApp. Then it generates a code, it generates a wallet for you. You just have to transfer to the wallet. And immediately you t wallet
Multilingual Web3 Q&A #2 5 moments
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- 1:25:37 Discussion NFTs that give access to experiences Amiar (gekkido) Se tu usares CrossMint e ThirdWeb, os dois, as duas empresas, de uma forma inteligente, e nós já temos desenhado mais ou menos como é que é a arquitetura desse, essa arquitetura, tu consegues vender um produto, um NFT, sem que o cliente saiba que está sequer a usar uma wallet, e recebe só um email, carteira · wallet
- 31:50 Concepts Proof of attendance and reputation Pedro Lucas So basically, we would do as 45B wallet, I would publish a transaction, which could be to self, I'll add it in a second, with the details of the event. wallet
- 33:58 TLDR Proof of attendance and reputation Pedro Lucas Okay. I don't see the reactions. Maybe let me try to join from my phone as well, to try to see reactions as well on the phone. Hopefully, we'll use companion mode or something. But I'll need a headset. I'm sorry, guys. We're just improvising here, but finding ways to have a session without two scree wallet
- 41:45 Concepts Proof of attendance and reputation Pedro Lucas So anyone else in the ecosystem could query for this kind of thing, and also publish their own events. So the difference would be that they would be signing that publishing with their own wallet, so that would be the author or organizer signed by their own wallet slash identity. Okay? And what else? wallet
- 1:15:54 Discussion NFTs that give access to experiences Amiar (gekkido) But there is a special thing. If you go to the Aerodromo, if you go to the track there in Storil, in Algarve, whatever, and you bring your NFT and you show it to the EXMA agent at the track, look, I have bought an NFT, you will be able to ride a motorsports bike with a real pilot behind you. So we a wallet
Lucas <> Ange 1 moment
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- 9:36 TLDR 45B: onboarding people to Web3 across chains Pedro Lucas Okay? So 45B is my startup that is just, well, it's basically myself and a few or two friends helping, which is about onboarding people to Web3. And I've started realizing that I can't really just be onboarding people to Cardano, because my local Portuguese partners, I have the Portuguese blockchain wallet
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