Grid+ समाचार

https://lay0.network

Where is it made? And where do the chips come from?

Hey there... very interested in running my own local nodes. If I want to store BTC and ETH on a Grid Plus and have all BTC go through my local electrs and ETH go through my own node as well (geth plus lighthouse as a non-validator node maybe?) is there an easy way to do that?

I trade and store Arbitrum coins is it supported on this hardware wallet?

I love Gridplus, but my only gripe with it is the reader itself is so bulky so it's hard to travel with. I have a Framework laptop, which fits with the Gridplus ethos of being open source and hackable, and would like to buy the 16" version soon. One of its big features is a huge expansion bay system for new modules.

It would be awesome if someone could build a Gridplus card reader that could plug into this module bay so I could take a hardware wallet travelling with me and easily read it with my laptop wherever I am. It might even be possible to have a 5" LCD touch screen on it so that it functions like the existing GridPlus.

I know this is fairly niche, so it's unlikely Gridplus will have time to make this. Will Gridplus be open sourcing enough of its hardware design so that someone from the community would be able to develop this?

So I was trying to set up a validator and got my deposit data and keystone files. Deposited to contract and then went to upload my keystone file but I have no idea what the password is from? Was it something I set up on the lattice? I know the cli tool didn’t ask me for one when creating key/deposit data files. I see the lattice has an encryption password section-is that it? If I set one up previously and now don’t remember it am I screwed or can I just generate a new keystone file with a new password and use with the existing deposit data file?

So looking on the website at the description on the safe Cards, it says carry them in your wallet if you want. Does this mean that if my wallet is lost or stolen, and someone takes out my safe card, they just got access to all my crypto? Is there a security layer that I am missing here? with a portable hardware wallet, it at the very least needs a password to operate. Am I missing something?

Hello all, I am a Mac user, purely Apple haven’t owned any other brands in years. Watching Gridplus vids on YouTube I’m seeing several different things; Google Crome; I think a MacBook and maybe windows. However, my question is, After purchasing Lattice1 do I need to use several types of browsers such as Crome and google download page ‘extensions’ getting the most out Lattice1 many features?

I can’t fully offboard from Ledger until this functionality is available. I travel with some frequency and can’t bring a Lattice1 everywhere I go...

Does this cold wallet support Cardano? Is it open source?