LOOPRING UNIVERSITY - read if new to Loopring!

What is Loopring?
Loopring is an Ethereum (Layer-2) zk-rollup protocol.
This Layer-2 protocol is what powers the applications built on top of it, allowing them to enjoy the security + stability of Ethereum (Layer-1) but with much faster speeds (near instant swaps/transfers) + much lower fees (no gas!)

What is built on top of Loopring zk-rollup protocol?
There are two main products built on top of the Loopring protocol:

1) Loopring Exchange (web DEX)
- swaps, orderbooks, AMMs, transfers
- https://app.loopring.io/
- connect w/ Metamask, Ledger, or any other wallet w/ WalletConnect
2) Loopring Smart Wallet (mobile)
- smart contract wallet (mobile app) that has the Loopring Exchange baked in
- https://loopring.io/
- providing users with the best mobile security for their crypto assets
- no easy to lose pass phrases - extra protections like Social Recovery (guardians)
- daily limits / ability to lock wallet if lost/stolen
*NOTE\* - The Loopring Smart Wallet is not required to access the gas-free savings of Loopring L2
- this can be done with any wallet (like Metamask) directly connecting to the Web App --> https://app.loopring.io/

Learn more about the Loopring basics
1) On what Loopring is and isn't: https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/on-what-loopring-is-and-isnt-cdc81b96502c
2) The difference between Layer-2's + the Future of Layer-2 scaling: https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/loopring-cto-steve-what-is-the-real-future-of-layer-2-networks-7257934212e4

What is the Loopring token (LRC)
The Loopring token (LRC) is the native token of the Loopring protocol and is the core utility + governance token of the Loopring ecosystem.

Currently, the LRC token can be used to pay fees on Loopring L2 and is also used to incentivize behavior that is beneficial for the Loopring ecosystem. Fees paid to the Loopring Exchange are shared + can be earned by liquidity providers, insurers (coming soon!), and DAO members/stakers (coming soon!).

We also distribute rewards to LRC token holders if they participate in our layer-2 liquidity mining programs. In the future, the LRC token will become the core of the Loopring DAO, enabling token holders to become governors of the protocol + earn fees generated by the protocol for doing so.

Read more about the current LRC tokenomics (v2) here: https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/lrc-tokenomics-v2-1e6fd99e9e9c

What's coming next for Loopring?
1) 2021/Q3 Update + Q4 Roadmap: https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/loopring-quarterly-update-2021-q3-bd083d94ca17
2) Latest News - Loopring now supports NFTs on L2: https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/loopring-now-supports-nfts-on-l2-29174a343d0d
3) More Recent News: https://medium.com/loopring-protocol

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COMMON QUESTIONS:

#1

How does Loopring Layer-2 compare to other L2s?
Loopring Layer-2 is an "application specific" zkRollup L2 that is built directly on top of Ethereum - using Ethereum for it's security + stability -- this makes Loopring unique in a few different ways:

1) Loopring is a "true L2" - not a sidechain
- "true L2s" derive their security directly from Ethereum
- if anything every happened to Loopring
- your funds are always safe + withdrawable back to Ethereum
- examples of "true L2s": Loopring, Optimism, Arbitrum, zkSync, Starkware, Polygon Hermez

- "sidechains" derive their security from their own set of validators, meaning that funds on sidechains do not have the same security guarantees from Ethereum
- examples of "sidechains": xDai , Polygon/Matic PoS

2) Loopring is "application specific" - not "general purpose"
- "application specific" means that Loopring is building all of the apps / products ourselves on top of the Loopring protocol
- “general purpose” L2s are the opposite, where they just build the protocol + other apps build on top - Arbitrum, Optimism are examples of general purpose L2s

*\One MAJOR advantage of being *application specific is that we can optimize our L1 footprint to the extreme as opposed to other Layer2's.

This means Loopring L2 is much more scalable, faster + less expensive to use than other general purpose Ethereum L2s.

Check out side-by-side cost comparisons for yourself: https://l2fees.info/

3) Loopring is a zkRollup
The two main types of Ethereum L2s:
- zkRollups (Starkware, zkSync)
- Optimistic Rollups (Optimism, Arbitrum)

In general, zkRollups are thought to be the future of Ethereum scaling as they rely on math (zk proofs) exclusively to submit proofs to Ethereum L1 - no waiting periods are required to withdraw funds

This is different to Optimistic Rollups, which rely on game theory to prove to Ethereum L1 nothing fishy is happening - which requires a 1 week waiting period to withdraw funds

Read more about zkRollups vs. others from Vitalik here: https://vitalik.ca/general/2021/01/05/rollup.html
Read more about Loopring vs. other L2s from Loopring CTO Steve here:
https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/loopring-cto-steve-what-is-the-real-future-of-layer-2-networks-7257934212e4

#2

Can I stake LRC / What can I do with my LRC?
If you haven’t already, please read (at the top) “What is Loopring token (LRC)” to understand the basics behind LRC.

LRC is the native token of the Loopring protocol + ecosystem and can be used to pay fees on the Loopring Exchange or can be used productively within the ecosystem to earn a share of the protocol fees/rewards

Currently, there is no direct staking option for LRC (although this is coming soon with the release of the DAO + insurance funds!) However, you can use LRC to provide liquidity on the Loopring Exchange (https://exchange.loopring.io/) in any of the LRC pools (ie. LRC/ETH) to be rewarded with a share of the protocol fees collected on a monthly basis.

For guides/tutorials on how to do this, check out:
https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/guide-how-to-use-the-l2-loopring-exchange-d67b6b8127f0
or:
https://youtu.be/u_rzR0APENQ

In the future, we plan to release an insurance fund, where LRC holders will be able to directly stake their LRC into the insurance contract to earn a share of protocol fees on a monthly basis as well.

On top of this, we also have a forthcoming DAO, which users will also be able to stake their LRC into, which will also entitle them to earn a share of monthly protocol fees as well as the ability to vote on + govern the direction of the protocol / proposals.

Stay tuned for more on this in 2022.

Read more about the current LRC tokenomics (v2) here:
https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/lrc-tokenomics-v2-1e6fd99e9e9c

#3

What are the costs/fees associated with Loopring?

Short answer
Check out Loopring Bot for (daily updated) costs:
https://twitter.com/LoopringBot

Or check out this link for more info on Loopring fees + VIP tiers for discounts:
https://loopring.io/#/embed/wallet_fees_en

Compare costs across Loopring vs. other L2s:
https://l2fees.info/

Detailed answer
Just as there are with Centralized Exchanges (CEXs) like Binance or Coinbase, there are costs incurred to deposit onto / withdraw off of the decentralized Loopring Exchange (DEX) as well as you are still using Ethereum L1 when depositing + withdrawing.

The big difference is, with Loopring, you don't have to trust a centralized 3rd party with your funds ever. Loopring Exchange is completely self-custodial as it is built on the 2nd layer of Ethereum.

Once you are deposited onto Loopring Layer-2, that's when you get to enjoy the low-cost, near instant trades and transfers of L2 - all the while having the peace of mind of being secured by Ethereum

Our Loopring Bot on Twitter will give you daily updates on most of the important costs/fees associated with Loopring to help you plan your moves:
https://twitter.com/LoopringBot

You can also check out a detailed list of Loopring Exchange associated fees as well as VIP Tiers to get discounts on your fees:
https://loopring.io/#/embed/wallet_fees_en

You can check out a direct comparison of Loopring L2 vs. other L2s / Ethereum here as well:
https://l2fees.info/

#4

Why does the Loopring Smart Wallet cost money?

Short answer
Security is top of mind with every product we build

When you deploy a Loopring Smart Wallet (w/ Social Recovery) currently, you are deploying your very own personalized smart contract on Ethereum Layer-1, which incurs dynamic gas-costs on Ethereum.

This smart contract is used to protect your funds + give you many advanced features like Social Recovery, lock protection, daily limits + more that you can't get with normal crypto wallets.

**(more details about features below)**

You can check the (daily updated) cost to deploy a wallet currently here:
https://twitter.com/LoopringBot

Read why Vitalik believes Smart Wallets w/ Social Recovery are the future here:
https://vitalik.ca/general/2021/01/11/recovery.html

Detailed answer
The Loopring Smart Wallet is not your regular crypto wallet. It is a highly secure, highly advanced crypto wallet with many features and protections built in to protect you and your funds.

When you deploy a Loopring Smart Wallet (w/ Social Recovery) currently, you are deploying your very own personalized smart contract on Ethereum Layer-1, which incurs dynamic gas-costs on Ethereum. Currently, it costs around ~700k gas to deploy a smart contract on Ethereum L1, which is where the cost of the wallet comes in. This fee is paid to Ethereum miners + is not collected by Loopring.

You can check the (daily updated) cost to deploy a wallet currently here:
https://twitter.com/LoopringBot

This smart contract is used to protect your funds + give you many advanced features like Social Recovery, lock protection, daily limits + more that you can't get with normal crypto wallets.

Nobody wants their funds/wallet lost or stolen, but if they are , you need to have peace of mind knowing you have protections.

"dumb wallets" - like MetaMask + most others have easy to lose/steal/hack secret phrases

hardware wallets - are also a single point of failure

If we are going to onboard the masses into crypto, we need to offer users the same sort of protections + peace of mind they get when they deposit their money at a bank.

With Loopring Smart Wallet, you get many advanced features + protections including:
\* Social Recovery - guardians can recover your wallet if it is lost or stolen
\* Lock your Wallet - in case it is lost, stolen or hacked
\* Whitelisted Addresses + Daily Limits - sleep well at night knowing that if your wallet is lost/stolen or hacked, funds can only be sent to addresses you have approved
\* No easy-to-lose secret pass-phrases

Read more on why Vitalik agrees that Smart Wallets w/ Social Recovery are the future here:
https://vitalik.ca/general/2021/01/11/recovery.html

#5

How do I remove tokens from the old (v1) Staking contract?
The old staking UI/UX from v1 is now long deprecated, so the only way to remove LRC tokens from the old contract is to now directly interact with the staking contract itself on Ethereum L1 via Etherscan.

We put out an official announcement back in January ('21) about this with instructions here: https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/loopring-to-distribute-all-remaining-v1-staking-rewards-on-l2-8208ea5bdc48

Here is the official staking contract you will need to interact with: https://etherscan.io/address/stakingpool.lrctoken.eth#writeContract

Here are instructions on how interact with this contract to unstake by scrolling down to the "How to Unstake" section near the bottom:
https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/lrc-staking-and-claiming-instructions-91fd80e1af98

You can also watch this tutorial/video for further clarification: https://twitter.com/daniel_loopring/status/1356587710958374913?s=21

#6

Are my funds safe when I am using Loopring L2?
Yes, Loopring is a non-custodial Layer2 solution built directly on top of Ethereum.

This means you always have the same security guarantees you get when interacting with Ethereum L1 (unlike with sidechain scaling solutions). Your funds are always fully in your control (self-custody) + secured by Ethereum

In the worst case scenario, where Loopring went down / wasn't responding, there is a built in "Force Withdraw" mechanism, which allows users to submit an on-chain withdrawal directly to Ethereum to retrieve their funds back to their L1 wallet.

See more here:
https://twitter.com/loopringorg/status/1428643322558656512?s=20

Users are also able to trustlessly exit Loopring L2 by submitting a merkle proof of funds directly on Ethereum L1 if the Loopring front-end was also down or unavailable.

You can read more about risks + compare Loopring vs. other L2s here:
https://l2beat.com/?view=risk

#7

Do I need a Loopring Smart Wallet to access Loopring L2?
No, a (mobile) Loopring Smart Wallet is not required to access the gas-free savings of Loopring Layer2 (zkRollup protocol)

Any user with an Ethereum wallet (like MetaMask or many others) can connect their wallet directly to our Web App to access + deposit their funds to Layer2 to start enjoying the increased speeds and drastically reduced costs of L2

Connect your wallet here --> https://app.loopring.io/

The Loopring Smart Wallet is a smart contract based wallet with incredible security for your funds + many other benefits that you can read about by checking out --> common-questions #4 (above)
- but is not required

For users that prefer a mobile experience but may not need the full functionality of an Ethereum L1 + Loopring L2 wallet (that the Loopring Smart Wallet offers) - our upcoming "Counterfactual Wallet" feature will give users a full Loopring L2 experience at zero cost

More details will be released on this shortly
- for now you can read more about this as well as other things upcoming for Loopring in our Q3 report:
https://medium.com/loopring-protocol/loopring-quarterly-update-2021-q3-bd083d94ca17

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LordSnufkin

GME smooth brained ape here. Thanks! incredibly useful!

Drilling4Oil

ook ook me too ook🦧

mtgac2

have a snack: 🖍🖍🖍🖍🖍🖍🖍🖍🍌🖍🍌🖍

Moist_Egg5862

I am surrounded by fellow scholars!

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Financial_Green9120

Ape 🦍 here also. Thank you for this post

thefract0metr1st

Same here! I keep my shares in one account and play with $500-$1000 options on my fun account… last two weeks my fun account pulled in 4 grand and I used some to buy a bunch of LRC (when it was still 50 cents!) and Ethereum and started a Loopring wallet to do the liquidity mining and I made $5 in the past 24 hours from fees on a measly $1200 deposit to start. I know where a good chunk of MOASS money is going afterwards, fuck dividend stocks and index funds.

Fantastik-Voyage

So your advanced at this stuff...where would a new chick start...I have Coin base...and its too basic..what platform is solid for beginners..

thefract0metr1st

I wouldn’t say I’m advanced… I only started with coinbase two weeks ago. The Loopring Smart wallet is the only other wallet I’ve used. But right now gas fees are pretty high, I learned that the hard way. Definitely still getting the hang of it

Scootyclaws

I'm a Canadian using crypto.com for my LRC shares aka my new favorite thing.. us there anything wrong with using crypto.com to trade LRC??

holddodoor

Nothing inherently “wrong” with using CDC, but it’s the whole “not your keys, not your crypto” situation. Now, I trust CDC to not turn off the app and lock us out of our funds, but it’s totally within their prerogative as a Centralized Exchange. We trust CEXs to be be good, but that is the risk.

Is use CDC to buy LRC and then just send to my MetaMask address. The fee is about $30 to transfer versus buying LRC on any eth dex gas fees are crazy anywhere from $60-$600.

So to be super secure, just get a MetaMask and store your coins there because you will have a seedphrase meaning no one can “turn off your money.”

Now all that being said, this is a Loopring thread so everything I just said is dumb because I want to learn more how LRC wallet works. I know it’s decentralized. But that’s it lol.

BlakJak_Johnson

Thank you for simplifying that for my lurking ass.

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you can connect your coinbase ETH address to loopring layer 2. Pay the gas fee once to enable layer 2, then you can deposit from your coinbase wallet to your loopring L2 exchange

There is one more fee to commit your ETH Layer 1 funds onto Layer 2, but its gas free after that point.

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Forward_Habit_9365

Loopring is attracting a lot of new members lately, if you are new here I would recommend using https://simplecryptoguide.com/how-to-buy-loopring/ to get started, it takes you through the process of buying on an exchange step-by-step with the lowest possible fees. The guide is available in 18 different languages and the additional articles on the site should also answer most of the questions one might have starting out. :)

Slightly_underated
GeoHog713

Smoother brained ape here.... trying to learn enough so I can start asking dumb questions.

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bammorgan

Thank you. This cleared up a lot of my questions.

Jpfields

So I’m still and adolescent in crypto, but not a beginner. This answered a lot of my questions but sparked a few more. Namely, what is the ideal process to buy and hold?

I assume purchase the token and then hold it in my MetaMask wallet? I didn’t quite understand the liquidity pool option nor do I really understand the importance of connecting my MetaMask wallet to the web app?

I don’t have any biases, I just want to make sure I set myself up for success! So if anyone has a few minutes to list out specific steps and possibly the purpose behind that (for example, what is the benefit over just buying some in coinbase and holding it there for simplicity?) - that would help me connect dots! Thanks!

Brent_the_Adventurer

I apologize for this answer coming so late, but I hope it may help some of you.

If you simply want to buy and hold LRC, you can buy the token on a variety of exchanges (coinbase, binance, etc). If it becomes a significant amount in the exchange, yes, withdrawing to your own wallet like metamask or a cold wallet can be safer (though make sure never to share your seed phrase with anyone, and know that you will need ETH in the wallet to ever move your tokens later).

The liquidity pools are for people who want to provide both sides of the pair for others to trade, while earning trading fees. This is usually inferior to simply buying and holding a token you believe will increase in value, so just owning the tokens is fine.

As far as connecting to the web app: depositing to the loopring exchange would enable all the benefits of L2, which include swapping, setting limit orders, providing liquidity, etc, very cheaply, while still inheriting Ethereum security.

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The liquidity pools are for people who want to provide both sides of the pair for others to trade, while earning trading fees. This is usually inferior to simply buying and holding a token you believe will increase in value, so just owning the tokens is fine.

If we offer our coins up to the liquidity pool, can we still trade them at a later date at market value?

Brent_the_Adventurer

Sure, you can always pull your tokens back out (again you will likely have more of one and less of the other than you started with). Then you're free to do whatever you want with them.

Geuji

How could it be inferior if you make money by pooling and make money by appreciation rather than simply appreciation?

Brent_the_Adventurer

Imagine 2 scenarios:

Scenario 1: You have $1000. You buy 1000 LRC for $1. LRC appreciates to $3. You are now worth $3000. That one is simple.

Scenario 2: You have the same $1000. You buy 500 in LRC for $1 and pool it with $500 in USDC. Then as LRC appreciates to $3, the whole way up you are losing LRC and gaining USDC. So you're selling the whole way up: some at $1.20, 1.50, 1.80, etc. Sure you get some trading fees along the way, but if the price moves in one direction too quickly, the fees will most certainly not outweigh the opportunity cost of just being all in LRC. So you would end up with some amount much less that $3000 for case 2.

Geuji

Thank you for the response. Now I know there is something I don't know. I thought when I pool my LRC it just stands in as the other guys LRC for the duration of the trade til the trade settles, then I have my LRC back. You're saying that if I pool it it sells when someone else is buying. I'm confused on this.

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LemFliggity

you will need ETH in the wallet to ever move your tokens later

Can you please elaborate? I'm so new to all this. I was planning to move my LRC to MetaMask and hold. What's this about needing ETH to move my tokens later?

Brent_the_Adventurer

LRC is an ERC20 token, meaning it's a token built on the Ethereum network. To move any token on the Ethereum network, you need to pay the transaction fees in ETH. This is why you also need some ETH to move the tokens later.

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Ganache_Dizzy

Following, I have exactly the same questions. Thanks

drashubxvi

I mostly have the same questions. Tho my current takeaway is that if you are just planning to buy/hold, and dont plan on using the L2 features (like providing liquidity and making trades often), then its better to hold the coins in L1 in your wallet. Otherwise you will be paying an ethereum gas fee to move your coins on to L2 for no reason.

But maybe providing liquidity on L2 makes it worth it? I am still too much of a beginner to know currently. Would love for some more seasoned Loopring vets to chime in here

ThePatternDaytrader

Can you buy Loopring in the smart wallet?

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With any crypto, if it's not your key, then they aren't your tokens. Metamask has proven trustworthy for me, and so had my Ledger, but the ultimate safe place for any crypto is a cold wallet. If you want to earn a return on your investment, a liquidity provider is mentioned early on in the report, which provides those who provide liquidity a few in reward for parking their coins there.

nicoznico

LRC is an ERC20 token, correct?

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Bills_busty_burgers

I would like to know

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FinancialPenalty69

I didn’t read anything just got 4k coins tyvm

Pooks_The_Girthy

A champion of the people

[deleted]

Nice move pal :-) I bought about 400, so not quite as brave. Hope you stayed in :-)

FinancialPenalty69

I did and have added 1k extra so far and plan on adding 5k $ worth more tomorrow when my weed stocks sale from yesterday clears

[deleted]

$5k worth tomorrow may only be about 10 coins at this rate!

Nice work though, bet you are buzzing.

FinancialPenalty69

Yeah I’m gonna be buzzing when it’s 100$ a coin. Really no reason for me to sell for a year at least. And this thing will be HUGE

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Trivium89

G M E ape here. Bought 5k LRC today :) my First cryptoeee

Bgonz0000

Ape checking in! What exchange/medium do you recommend to buy?

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delishellysmith

Are you me.....this is the way

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Ditto. Once Loopring's Counterfactual wallet is released, will it be possible to transfer LRC from Coinbase to Loopring's wallet? Will it be necessary for security purposes, etc? Sorry, decided to jump on the LRC train today due to the high likelihood of a partnership with that company that is going to Stop the Game of fuckery.

Frestus

"security purposes" is all subjective. The idea though is that you're required to trust coinbase with your money. Whether or not they are trustworthy does not take away from the fact that you are REQUIRED to trust them. People dont stand by that for moral reasons (they dont believe third parties should or need to be in control) as well as practical reasons (privacy and security issues). This is where the idea of decentralisation comes from, this idea is core to the crypto space and is the overarching idea of web3 and crypto, that we shouldn't need to trust google, facebook, banks etc.

Went on a tangent there, but what I mean to say is it is entirely up to you. But if you want to embrace the crypto spirit of decentralisation I suggest transferring your funds over to a Metamask wallet or waiting until Loopring's wallet comes out.

Let me know if you have any more questions :)

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AbsurdSisifo

Thanks so much for the Education on Loopring, I was looking for something like this since joining the sub and I believe the mods should sticky this for newcomers.

jmarie777

This 👆 gonna be lots of Apes a lurking 👀

JD21Mex

I’ve been called out by this statement

Drilling4Oil

*slowly from behind the bushes*....oook....oook ook...

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Great for me to read, but is there a version for people who don't even understand Crypto? Trying to explain to my wife why I need to throw more at LRC

robsredditaccount

Just tell her it’s the future and you don’t want the family getting left behind

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HuntForTheTruth

This was amazingly helpful. Thank you!

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Pooks_The_Girthy

Coinbase gives you the option to send LRC (and I believe all crypto they list) to a personal wallet, so you should be able to. If you’re concerned, try to send 1 LRC to your smart wallet and see if it arrives before sending it all.

FrvncisNotFound

Are there steep fees when transferring from Coinbase to a wallet?

Brent_the_Adventurer

Right now the process of going coinbase -> wallet L1 -> wallet L2 is very expensive because of how high ETH gas is currently. If gas comes back down quite a bit it can be more affordable, but until exchanges have the ability to withdraw directly to Loopring L2, it still might be pretty expensive, depending on the amount you're working with.

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I was just looking at the CoinBase wallet. Is it ok to just transfer the LRC from CoinBase to the CoinBase wallet? Does that pull the actual coins out and make them yours? Or would you need a different wallet? Just getting confused with the whole L1, L2 wallet thing. Like would a LoopRing wallet be better? Sorry, just don’t get it. All I have done in the past has been buying and trading on Binance.

Jeepster_Doc

second this question

bTz442

Same question.

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Express-Newspaper806

Ape doesn’t understand crypto but been buying for 2 weeks

_Blossomer_

Thanks for this write up! I just had a heck of a weekend trying to create a loopring wallet/access Loopring L2. Want to drop a quick note to warn others:

EXISTING SMART (CONTRACT WALLETS) ARE CURRENTLY INCOMPATIBLE. DO NOT CONNECT YOUR EXISTING SMART WALLET TO DEPOSIT. YOU'RE GONNA HAVE A BAD TIME.

I successfully connected my argent wallet, successfully sent my deposit, and after several hours of inky silence, spent the rest of the weekend chatting with support to recover my funds after they confirmed this functionality doesn't work yet. Ultimately, not a huge deal, but I missed out on investing that deposit when I wanted too (see ~$.50) and spent a significant amount of time talking it through. I still cannot find where this is documented, other than in passing on discord. I have requested safeguards or at least a highly visible warning be put in place, but I don't know if or when this may be implemented. Please see my linked screenshot for confirmation:

https://i.imgur.com/fZQaYiL.png

pepemustachios

Sir, apes don't care for information.

We buy

We hold

...

Profit

soapchewer2

I agree… time to go chew some soap

sarcyshysa9

GME ape here, thanks for this, helps a ton!

mtksurfer

IF I WASNT A GME APE, I WOULD HAVE NEVER BOUGHT LOOP. SO THANK THE APES FOR BRINGING A SHIT TON OF APES TO LOOP. APES ONLY KNOW TO BUY AND HOLD.

jmarie777

💎🙌➿💍🦧🚀🌖

jmarie777

Thank you so much!! This really helped 🙌

tjlin72

How do I fund my smart wallet from my bank or credit card account? Fees are ridiculous if I need to buy Ether and pay fees/gas then pay again to get LRC? A little help here please.

Brent_the_Adventurer

If you're willing to wait a bit, soon there will be fiat on-ramps directly to Loopring L2 so you can fund your L2 wallet directly from your card.

tjlin72

Holding them on Coinbase for now. It costs to own crypto but I wish there’s more application using blockchain to solve everyday problems. Once we take down this corrupt system, we will need to rebuild the whole system. Money is meaningless if it doesn’t improve humanity. Decentralized systems is Freedom from tyranny. Just imagine if every home has its own nodes processing for the families needs. You got Starlink that will reach out to the mountains and the seas. Mining from currency is just dumb and useless. Pump and dump like a bad Ponzi scheme.

Sno_Jon

I would go coinbase pro, if there's no pairing for your native currency then buy BTC and convert that to LRC

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ExplosiveDiarrhetic

40,000 LRC deep. Lets hit $30

muchdave

This is great. Bough 2,700 on Thursday because, of, well, obvious reasons, without fully understating what I was getting so this helps a lot. Best of luck to all the OG and new holders.

Mr_DQT

I can’t read. But dropping another $5k into LRC.

Ubershizza

Maybe I am misunderstanding what I am seeing on the Twitter link, but to set up the Smart Wallet that will let you interact with the DEX to do things like provide liquidity with your LRC costs around 500 dollars currently?

Brent_the_Adventurer

A cheaper route (still pretty expensive tbh) would be using the web exchange and connecting using metamask to deposit to L2. Then you can do everything in the L2 exchange that you could in the app. Way cheaper than $500

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[deleted]

GME ape comin in hot $$$

jmarie777

Whoop whoop 🙌 welcome the the party

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Sold at 2.93 bought back in at 3.10 Truly I am retarded.. pray for my last 2 braincells

disharmony-hellride

Dont worry it’s crypto. I bought 40K doge at 5 cents and thought just great, I bought at ath. Then it hit 70 cents. Crypto is incredibly new, patience wins.

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Ahhhh. This is perfectly well timed. Thank you op.

V1-C4R

Thank you for sharing!

djs11491

One of the most informative posts on this sub.

TheATXKing

Just hopped on the LRC train for $5k this morning. #LFG! #LRC

kibblepigeon

Question - and sorry if this is stupid but is the app verified/reliable? Want to set up a wallet but imma crypto virgin (GME ape)

Nichinungas

Go slow, do some reading on common crypto scams, worth reading about security. Coin bureau on youtube is good for lots of intro topics, including security.

SBendShovelSlayerAHH

So how long before they’re good at making games and software? Would there be ways to use LRC to directly buy games? I’m too dumb to understand all this geeky tech talk. Explainitlikeimalmostaboomer.

SolidSephiroth

What is up my fellow….loops?….loopers?…..loopies? Maybe 🤔 loopers. Anywho. Man, I really wanted to create a loopering wallet but dang, it’s expensive because of gas fees and all. So I was curious, I did see the counterfactual wallet, but will there be a way to get the smart wallet with the L1 + L2 experience a little cheaper? I don’t at all mind paying but $253 is a little steep. Just curious!

Gauchoec

When Counterfactual Wallet? Need soon, moon soon!

grasshoppa80

Dumb question, but if I want to move my LRC from L1 to L2 in the Loopring wallet, am I charged a LRC fee? I see a small print of Max lrc charge somewhere up towards 90lrc, when all I’m trying to move over is 100lrc?

Am I charged this? I understand I’m charged when i add my lrc/eth to AMM pool…. Anyone care to explain the fees ELi5?

[deleted]

I don't know any of these words but I'm in for $2k, expecting GME to announce something with LRC during the Wednesday press conference. As a GME ape I'm ready to be hurt again, again, again, again.

Proudfoots2

One of the more useful posts in the history of Reddit. Thanks!

Thoughts_n_ideas

OP how do I buy? I’m on Binance but it’s not listed

McyNmiFT

Still can't figure out how to buy LRC. I already have a binance account and trust wallet.

my_kaboose_is_loose

I am Gme ape! Me like Loopring!! 5k in!

boosheet33

I sent out my LRC tokens bought from loopring.io to my hot wallet. It's been 11 hours and they never arrived. I checked my wallet address on etherscan for pending and settled transactions. Nothing shows. I'm worried I'm going to lose my money now...

What do I do? Loopring offers no customer service contact anywhere I can see on the site.

karmamachine93

💎🤚🔁💍

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