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Lantern is a Stellar wallet — on Chrome and Android — with an AI security layer that screens every transaction before you sign. Built by @artisamlabs

Joined August 2024
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You wouldn’t sign a blank contract in real life—why do it onchain? Lantern brings an AI security layer directly to @StellarOrg: 🔍 Scans & decodes every op before you sign 🛑 Blocks malicious contracts & scams cold 🛡️ Social recovery: Lose your seed, keep your funds Now live in Public Beta on Chrome & Android. Light your path: golantern.xyz @BuildOnStellar @PHI_stellar @riseinweb3
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Unpopular opinion: "number go up" isn't adoption. Adoption is your tita paying for groceries with it and never once texting you for help. We'll know crypto has made it when it's boring. #Crypto
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October 30, 1938: a radio drama about a Martian invasion aired across the US. Newspapers reported mass panic. Historians now think the papers invented most of it. Either way, it spread faster than anyone checked. Check "breaking" crypto news before you share it. #OnThisDay
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Opening your Stellar wallet and finding: 14 tokens you've never heard of 3 "claimable" rewards A memo that just says "CONGRATULATIONS" Some things are free for a reason. The only winning move is to ignore them. #Stellar
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On October 29, 1969, the first message went across ARPANET, the network that became the internet. It was meant to say "LOGIN." The system crashed after "LO." Every world-changing network starts clumsy. Give the new ones time. Just don't give them your seed phrase. #OnThisDay
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Honest question: who do you trust more with your money right now? A) Your bank app B) Your crypto wallet C) Cash under the mattress Pick one and tell us why. No wrong answers, only revealing ones.
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Things you can do in about five seconds: Blink a couple of times. Sneeze. Settle a payment on Stellar. Things that take longer: finding the QR code your friend swears they already sent you. #Stellar
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Controversial: getting scammed isn't embarrassing. Staying quiet about it is how the same scam reaches the next hundred people. Tell the story. Drop the shame. Warn your people. Scammers count on silence. #ScamAlert
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140 years ago today, the Statue of Liberty was dedicated in New York Harbor. She's holding a torch, not a sword. Every community needs people who hold up a light for newcomers instead of laughing at their questions. Answer a beginner kindly today. #OnThisDay
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Heading home for Undas this weekend? Quick checklist before the trip: Phone locked with a PIN nobody at the reunion could guess. Wallet and banking apps locked too. Don't open your balance on a crowded bus. Then enjoy the family, the food and the traffic. #Undas
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Name the support group for people who've sent crypto to the wrong address. Best name gets a quote-post. Survivors welcome.
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Treat your wallets like pockets. A spending wallet for everyday use and for connecting to apps. A savings wallet you rarely touch and never connect to anything new. If the spending one gets hit, the savings one doesn't even notice. #SelfCustody #CryptoSecurity
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Crypto horror movie night lineup: The Pending Transaction Paranormal Approval It Follows (it's a phishing link) Get Out (of that Telegram group) 28 Confirmations Later Add your own below. #Halloween
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Protecting your crypto, by brain size. Which stage are you at? #SelfCustody
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"Your wallet has been compromised. Move your funds to this secure wallet immediately." That "secure wallet" belongs to whoever sent the message. No real security team will ever ask you to send your funds somewhere to keep them safe. #ScamAlert #CryptoSecurity
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What's the worst crypto advice you've ever received? Bonus points if you actually followed it. Extra bonus points if you can laugh about it now.
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Crypto doesn't have a user problem. It has a first-ten-minutes problem. Most people quit before they send a single payment, because setup feels like an exam they could fail forever. Fix the first ten minutes and a lot of the rest takes care of itself. #Crypto
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Europe turned its clocks back an hour last night. Blockchains don't get that option. No extra hour, no undo, no "reverse transaction" button. Which is why the ten seconds before you sign matter more than anything that happens after. #SelfCustody
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Sunday check-in: what's one small security habit you picked up this month and actually kept? Password manager? Authenticator app? Finally locking your phone with something better than your birthday? Brag a little. It's allowed. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
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Saturday night hypothetical: You get to give one piece of crypto advice to 10 million beginners at once. One sentence. That's it. What do you say?
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It's United Nations Day. 193 member states, dozens of currencies, and moving money between them is still slowest and priciest for the people who need it most. Open networks don't check which passport you hold. That's worth building on. #UNDay
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