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Title. So, in short, I transferred a few tokens from JumpTask to Celo and Binance, or so I thought. Turned out, JMPT "are not listed" on Binance, but they showed up in the BSC-"explorer" which they called it. The Binance people said there was a difference between the blockchain-thingamajig and the exchange. The customer person clearly didn´t speak educated English, and the service was terrible, really. Summa summarum, they had no explanation for why the JumpTask-token, which is a professional site, with a professional set up - the transactions to "some strongbox somewhere" was definitely made ... wasn´t possible to extraxt. They wanted 200 USD to extract these tokens. Gave me three reasons, which was "Security", Fees, and I forget the third. Is this crazy, or what? What kind of a setup do you use, and do you check if your tokens are listen on an exchange before using a wallet? Question no. 2; how many wallets do you generally use in a transaction? Is it three, or four, if you count the JumpTask-web site, as in this case? Question no. 3: _Which_ wallets do you get by with ? Hope to hear from you Audun H. Nilsen

Hi I have 7 measly Celo-coins and I´m getting all kind of funny responses from the support-people. If you have money in a blockchain. Do you use like a master wallet and then use several different wallets to navigate the different blockchains ? One thing that comes up is to rectify and to validate? To me that sounds like a scam. Another thing is that I´m used to confirm any transfers with my bank account with BankID. To me that just seems like something you want to do every time, and none of these wallets even ask about that, passport or anything? Thoughts? Yours truly Audun H. Nilsen

Hi, it´s me again Let´s say you want to establish a coin for a city district. There is the cost of -a public leger -having it on an exchange -the actual mining Something else? It would have to build on a blockchain. How to word that? Public leger seems enough to me. A more important question would be; What is the cheapest coin to base geographic coins, or ... a community/business/project coin off of? This seems to be the major competition at present, and; The point would be to have -a public leger -surety that there is no "fungeness" ~ no undue inflation -swift transactions -a coin tied to a stable, real-world asset (?) If it´s not tied to anything familiar, that would make it _seem_ easy to manipulate. How to ensure that (customer) trust - of being stable, and how to communicate that stability if there is not a coin that is "as good as gold" in people´s minds - I´m sure most people would think of gold immediately, and not a crypto coin. The baseline is, with these challenges in mind, what would be the lowest cost of an L3-coin? I read about Ethena, a contender for "Internet-money". In 5 years, we _will_ have something like that, right (?), but what would be the cost? Yours truly

Hi What do you think about layer 2? I am a newcomer, but I´m a techie, and sense a lot of nonsense in Layer 2, and that maybe 90% of it will be gone in 10 years? What cryptos do you know that are tied to specific projects/communities ? Yours truly Audun H. Nilsen