So I'm trying this Exodus Wallet thingy mcjigger

For the longest time I've been seen all these youtubers use this wallet and maybe the hot cognition existed in my head because of it. I mean, a few of them claimed to have been hacked hundreds of bitcoins. But today thanks to @zyx066 I've taken the road down exodus road. Will I regret it? Probably not.

This application is so easy to use, it scares me a little bit. How is it that something related to crypto does not require me reading two manuals and troubleshooting for twenty minutes. Times have changed, times have changed indeed. Now, I'm not saying there is nothing wrong with this wallet, or that this is even the best option out there. I'm simply stating I'm surprised on how easy it is to install and use.

I'm looking around, reading a bit on their website and watching videos and I can't for the life of me see how these people got hacked. What would it take for someone to hack this wallet? The way things are stored does not seem to be too conducive to such events, unless I'm missing something.

If you, my dear reader are familiar with this wallet and you can tell me the "no, no" list I would really appreciate it. Aside from the obvious which is don't give anyone your passphrase, it does not seem like there is something a user would have to do to prevent waking up to urges of burning the laptop on a gas grill.

I just thought of the fact that now I don't have an excuse not to be a DOGE whale along @clayboyn. I mean, it's right there, I just gotta start slapping that on reddit and ask people to help me get back home or something (I'm joking just in case anyone wonders).

Anyways, fun little app, I think Im going to enjoy it for months to come. For now, I will let Morpheus and Mr Pillow tell me a story or two. It's getting too late for this sapiens to think properly and the wine did not help.

Night night...

@meno