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Have attached your own wallet to SN yet?
100 sats \ 4 comments \ @hasherstacker 25 Aug meta
If you haven't already attached your own wallet to SN yet, then you have no idea what you're missing.
One of the best things I love about SN is that it’s [self-custodial](https://stacker news/wallets). Our sats stay in our hands, and every zap is real, not an IOU. That’s powerful.
But some wallets they don’t play nice when they're hooked to SN. A few wallets even throw errors when trying to receive sats. For new stackers, that can be frustrating. Here's examples of what errors I often got the first time when I first attached mine.
Nevertheless, all is well now. I just feels like a more clearer guidance on which wallets work best, and why some they don’t, it could make the whole experience to get even more smoother.
What do you fellow Stackers think?
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43 sats \ 0 replies \ @optimism 25 Aug
I kept npub.cash and cashu NWC as a backup while I work in spare time to get Blixt to do NWC (and likely CLINK), but I currently have 138 sats "pending" that I cannot redeem for some reason, so I've turned it all off until that is resolved <unhappy face>
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40 sats \ 0 replies \ @OT 26 Aug
NWC seems to be working well for me. Haven't had any issues so far using Rizful.
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27 sats \ 0 replies \ @Kayzone 25 Aug
Yes, I completely agree with you. When I was just starting out, I went through the same frustrations until I finally figured things out. I kept digging, doing research, and asking questions even here on the platform. Honestly, SN has been such a solid space it’s not just a site, it’s a real community.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @hasherstacker OP 25 Aug
One of the best things I love about SN is that it’s [self-custodial](https://stacker news/wallets). Our sats stay in our hands, and every zap is real, not an IOU. That’s powerful.
Edit: self-custodial.
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