The Ethereum name service is an amazing project that allows you to purchase and set up a human-readable .eth address for people to send various cryptocurrencies to. ENS will handle all the transactions, all you need is one address and today I’m going to walk you through how and explain why you should. First off let’s talk about why you might want to take advantage of this: - It’s inexpensive - You will turn a long 40+ character address into a human-readable name that is easy to remember and without having to copy and paste - It prevents lost transactions from mistyped addresses (if you type “scottcbusi.eth” it will say this is incorrect unless someone else has bought it) - It enables you to store other records like your email or URL - It enables you to setup a decentralized website via .onion or IPFS - They will continue adding more features and improvements Note that some fixes for various issues are: - Metamask not working and needing to use a different browser - Ensuring you have a compatible Ethereum wallet like Metamask - Navigating to app.ens.domains and not just ens.domains - One very specific issue I had was that my resolver needed to be reset and thus it was preventing me from adding new coins which I found out by inspecting my browser and seeing the error in the console. I just followed the instructions and redid step 1-3 and it solved the problem It may look somewhat confusing, but you just need to follow the three steps they have laid out for you at the top when you click on the dropdown for “Learn how to manage your name” and you’ll be good to go. 1. Set the resolver which is a smart contract for translating names into addresses. In the Resolver area click on ‘Set’. Then click the ‘use public resolver’ link, and ‘save’ to launch the transaction. 2. Set your address in records under the resolver address by clicking the ‘+’ in the ‘records’ field then adding your Ethereum address. This makes it so that when people type in your .ETH name, they will get your Ethereum address. 3. Set the reverse record which is the opposite of what you just did. This will make it so that alternatively if someone searches your address, they can also find your .ETH name. Click the arrow for the reverse record that should say it isn’t set just below your address to expand the field, then click the button ‘save’. This will translate your address into your new name. After that, you can easily add more records for other coins, content hashes, or text records. I’ve added my LTC and BTC addresses as well as my email and URL. My address is scottcbusiness.eth. While there are currently other solutions out there like FIO and Unstoppable domains, I have found ENS to be the easiest, most widely adopted, and the most co ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APY7fqlDS5g

The EOS blockchain has been congested for over half a year. Now you can rent CPU and NET for 1 month from EOS Rex for a small fee so that you can still make the transactions you need to. Lease CPU and NET for your EOS wallet so you can make transactions when you otherwise couldn’t using https://eosrex.io/. Using Scatter, you just have to connect your wallet to EOS Rex and then you can rent however much CPU and NET you want at a very low fee on a monthly basis. You can also lend EOS for renting to earn a small amount on the flip side. You can also find some sites that offer free transactions but that is usually limited to just sending EOS, not staking or doing platform specific tasks like staking and withdrawals on Trybe for example. EOS Rex is the only way that covers all the bases. Do you know of any other sites that offer something similar to EOS Rex? Do you use EOS and what are your thoughts on it? Did this help you get around EOS congestion issues?

I recently had the chance to discuss LBRY/Odysee with Julian Chandra who is the VP Of Growth at Lab From Mars. We dive into the technology, their ethos, where they are headed, and what you can expect of the platform. Some people know it as LBRY, others as Odysee, and now they have a new parent company: Lab From Mars. Whichever interface you use, you are offered an amazing blockchain solution to video hosting backed by their native cryptocurrency: LBC. LBC or library credits allow users to support their videos and stake their content on the network. 00:00 Introductions 06:15 KYC Regulations 8:18 YouTube Users Coming To LBRY 12:00 Censorship In Social Media 18:30 "Alt-Tech" 25:00 Many Solutions To Censorship 26:00 What Challenges Does LBRY Face? 34:00 What Does YouTube Want? 36:20 What Are The Motivations Behind Odysee? 44:45 LBRY Had To Start From Scratch 50:25 Access To Funds 57:45 New Things In The Works 1:00:30 Odysee Content Discovery 1:03:25 LBC As A Utility Token 1:11:25 Final Thoughts These are some of the questions we went over: • Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? • How and when did you originally get into cryptocurrency • Can you give us a brief introduction to LBRY? • With concerns around regulations coming to light, what is LBRY’s stance on KYC and privacy? • With censorship ramping up on legacy platforms, do you expect more people to transition to LBRY? What are your daily active user numbers lately? • With the CEO’s personal bank account and LBRY’s company account being targeted and shut down, how has that affected LBRY? • What challenges is LBRY facing currently? • Why did you leave TikTok and how is LBRY different? • Let’s talk about Odysee. For people who are familiar with LBRY and LBRY.TV, what is the idea behind Odysee and what does LBRY want to achieve with it? • Let’s dive into the spectrum of centralization and decentralization. Where does the LBRY app fall? Where does Odysee fall? Where does LBRY.Tv fall? What are some of the caveats of each? • Will there be any type of ad sharing program we should expect to see soon? • What are the next big updates for LBRY to release soon or that are in the works? • Where does LBRY fit in with other existing similar projects? • Where do you see LBRY going in the next year? The next 5 years? • So where can everyone go to learn more about this? Check out https://lbry.com/ for more information and to learn more about what they have to offer. Navigate to https://lbry.tv/ to view videos and publish there. What do you think about LBRY/Odysee? Do you use either? Will you try them out? Let us know if you have any further questions on LBRY in the comments below and don’t forget to like and subscribe as well! ***This is a LBRY first video meaning it appears on LBRY at least 1 hour ahead of everywhere else!***

You want to take full advantage of the social platforms out there that use blockchain technology or have crypto monetization. Here are the 14 platforms I used to earn $455.60 CAD worth of fiat & crypto in February as well as some insights. This is my 513th episode/article. I put a great deal of work into this content so if you find it valuable, please do like, share, comment and subscribe! My total alleged crypto social media income earnings are now up to just over $38,049 CAD not including crypto appreciation after originally receiving the payouts. **February Metrics & Content**: To briefly go over my social media results for February, I received around 6,000 engagements, 95,500 video views, 1,200 comments, 3,400 followers, and 207,800 impressions. **February Earnings:** Publish0x – 5.05 AMPL - $1.35 CAD = $6.82 CAD + 102.64 STA - $0.11 CAD = $11.43 earned from post rewards. That’s a total of $18.25 CAD. Brave Browser – 1.024 BAT – $0.919 CAD from ad rewards and 6.89 BAT from creator donations for a total of $7.27 CAD. LBRY/Odysee – 99 LBC - $0.043 CAD = $4.31 CAD from user earnings, content earnings, invites, etc. Hive – 39.38 Hive - $1.25 CAD = $49.23 CAD and 36.61 HBD - $1.24 CAD = $45.40 CAD. That’s a total of $94.63 CAD from post rewards. LeoFinance – 24.07 LEO - $0.269 CAD = $6.48 CAD earned from post rewards. Cos.TV – 896 COS - $0.01876 CAD = $16.82 CAD earned from post rewards. Read.Cash & Noise.Cash – 0.32 BCH - $405 CAD = $128.45 CAD earned from post rewards. DTube – 18.06 DTC - $0.9 CAD = $16.25 CAD earned from post rewards. YouTube - $48.36 CAD earned from monetization. Blurt – 802.56 BLURT – $0.0464 = $37.24 CAD earned from post rewards. Loop – 500 LOOPR - $0.12 = $60.00 CAD earned from airdrops. Yup – 61 YUP - $0.23 = $14.11 CAD earned from post rewards. Torum – 15.60 XTM – $0.21 = $3.42 CAD earned from post rewards. The grand total came to $455.60 CAD which is about $364.84 USD. **February Insights:** While my earnings have been declining with the overall market, now that it is on the uptrend again, I expect things to start trending upwards. I have been posting significantly less so that can’t be discounted, but I intend to be posting much more starting in April. My top consistent earners continue to be Read.Cash and Hive. I’ve been powering down my Hive in order to funnel everything into HBD. I’ve also powered down the majority of my Blurt for the same reason. Blurt and Cos.TV have delivered fairly consistent rewards, I’m just not fully confident in their models. Cos.TV is too centralized and has approvals. Blurt requires crypto to post and there are times when I can’t post because of it. It’s also important to mention that I only get a handful of votes there so my earnings are largely contingent on those upvoters. I’m not going to report on Yup or Torum going forward as it’s misleading when you can’t get your money out which is also why I stopped reporting on Den.social. Loop is terrible but they give out airdrops so I will continue to monitor that. In my next update I will provide some more insight on Serey after testing withdrawals. I will be noting in every post going forward briefly how I do sponsors to keep everyone in the loop. If you’d like to see fewer sponsors, follow me on blockchain platforms and share this content so that I am able to earn more and have less need to use sponsors at all. I will continue to share these reports every month to give you a breakdown of what my earnings are to be completely transparent and give you an idea of what you could do if you shared on all of these social platforms too. What are your income goals? Are you using any of the platforms I shared above? Is this useful and or encouraging for you? Would you like to see these reports every single month to get a better insight into crypto social profitability? Let me know what you think about this in the comments below and don’t forget to subscribe! *Disclaimer: This is not financial advice and is purely for entertainment purposes. What you see, hear, or read is my personal opinion, and any statements made are based on my views and should not be misconstrued as fact. My crypto portfolio may or may not be simulated* ? Support Me & Follow Me Elsewhere ? ? http://www.scottcbusiness.com Ask questions in my Telegram: https://t.me/cryptoandthings You can find all my cryptocurrency addresses on https://cointr.ee/scottcbusiness You can find all of my referral links here: https://linktr.ee/scottcbusiness