What's the difference between Custodial and Non-Custodial
The world needs custodial wallet. If you don't know your bank account number, can you still access you bank account? Ofcourse! The bank knows you as a customer. The same is true for custodial wallets because you have an account that is manage by someone else. The benefit is if you loose your wallet, the custodian has a chance to recover your funds and figure out your identity. However, the saying goes... "Not your keys, not your wallet" With non-custodial wallets, you control the keys to the wallet. If you lose them, there is no getting it back. You are the sole custodian that proves you own the funds.
Get to defi
There are many types of defi wallets. Each with their pros and cons. Without going into details, in terms of crypto, a wallet is as set of keys the proves ownership of an account.
Wallets
There x ways to stake BCNA at this point in time. 3 are supported by crypto.org and 1 by keplr. Note that you must operate in the BCNA native token for staking. There are x networks that CRO operates in.
- Native BCNA token
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States that Legalized
- Ohio: Legalized in 2023
- Minnesota: Legalized in 2023
- Delaware: Legalized in 2023
- Rhode Island: Legalized in 2022
- Maryland: Legalized in 2022
- Missouri: Legalized in 2022
- Connecticut: Legalized in 2021
- New Mexico: Legalized in 2021
- New York: Legalized in 2021
- Virginia: Legalized in 2021
- Arizona: Legalized in 2020
- Montana: Legalized in 2020
- New Jersey: Legalized in 2020
- Vermont: Legalized in 2020
- Illinois: Legalized in 2019
- Michigan: Legalized in 2018
- California: Legalized in 2016
- Maine: Legalized in 2016
- Massachusetts: Legalized in 2016
- Nevada: Legalized in 2016
- District of Columbia: Legalized in 2014
- Alaska: Legalized 2014
- Oregon: Legalized in 2014
- Colorado: Legalized in 2012
- Washington: Legalized in 2012