So I just finished writing https://activerain.com/blogsview/5747512/crypto-coin-scams and wanted to break it into two post as it really is a separate section to address.
How do you get notifications to your email address?
The answer depends on what blockchain the coin is on in the link above I showed a link for the binance chain which is what the smart contract address was for a coin unrelated to the airdrop which was on polygon chain and the binance was for another coin with similar name that was listed on CoinGecko (which is another website beyond the one I mention on the zoom meeting call if you attended that one on ActiveRain here) as I run into scams or run into things I think others would find interesting and would not know just starting out I will try to share it here on ActiveRain over time.
www.Polygonscan.com is a site you can go to if you have any matic or polygon to view your transactions, if you think of it as a bank statement for your coins.
You can also view your hash called tx which you can think of as your receipt for your transactions one by one.
You can sign up for an account on the site with an email and password. You put in a user name and then go to settings and subscribe to their newsletter to learn more about their updates and blockchain.
You can also change your profile name and add a website if you have a yat
https://activerain.com/blogsview/5663609/whats-a-yat-y-at-- or an ens domain name extension you like to use in web3.
You can also have the system email you by adding a wallet address alert
You can also update previous tx hash to recall what it was you bought or sold by tagging the transaction with notes up
to2000 notes allowed. (you can always have a second wallet address if you get really advanced on transactions)
If you are sending funds to family you can also save their addresses so that you have it tagged and dont have to enter
the address every time however I would recommend at the least copy and paste the address to make sure your
account wasnt hacked and an address replaced if your sending any sizable amount on a transaction.
These emails will also come in handy to alert you if transactions are happening that you didnt do think of it as a text
from your bank or credit card company for purchase alerts.
You can also lump multiple purchases into one transaction if minting or buying from marketplace with an aggregator but that should be another post.
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