Guide 02
A beginner guide to browser wallets, self-custody basics, DEX flow, token approvals, and the operational habits that reduce avoidable mistakes on-chain.
Sample Lessons
Shaped by official wallet and DeFi documentation, but written originally.
Lesson 1
A wallet does not “hold” coins in the same way a bank app holds money. It manages keys and permissions that allow you to interact with blockchain accounts. That is why protecting your recovery phrase matters more than memorizing the user interface.
Lesson 2
A decentralized exchange lets you swap tokens directly from your wallet, but many first-time users do not understand approvals. Approvals give contracts permission to move tokens, which is why revoking stale approvals and checking contract addresses is part of safe wallet behavior.
Sample Topics
Intended for absolute beginners who need clear operating rules.
Installation flow, wallet creation, backups, and device hygiene.
Mainnet, testnet, gas fees, token standards, and why chain selection matters.
Quotes, slippage, token approvals, failed transactions, and fake token risk.
Full Edition
Designed to take a reader from zero setup to cleaner on-chain behavior.
Reading gas estimates, understanding network prompts, and avoiding rushed confirmations.
When token approvals are required, how they become stale, and how to review them over time.
Why serious users separate long-term holdings, experimental wallets, and day-to-day interaction accounts.
Execution Flow
The full guide uses a repeatable safety sequence before every connection.
Disclaimer
Madeesh P. Nissanka is not a financial advisor, broker, or investment adviser. This guide is educational only and is not financial, investment, tax, or legal advice.
No promise or guarantee of profit is made. Wallet use, token swaps, and on-chain activity involve technical and financial risk.