From Cosmos (ATOM) to ARB (Token?) using RocketX?

Sure! Imagine you're organizing your school locker. Implicit Declaration: You just throw things into your locker based on what they are - books go into one section because they're heavy and sturdy, while your gym clothes go into another section because you want to keep them separate. You don't label the sections beforehand; you just sort items based on what you have at the moment. In Python, when you do x = 10, you're just throwing in the number 10 into x, and Python figures out on its own that x should be treated as an integer, similar to how you sort things in your locker based on what they are. Explicit Declaration: Now, imagine you label different sections of your locker for specific items - a shelf labeled "Books," a hook for your "Gym Clothes," and a box for "Snacks." Here, you're clearly stating what goes where, much like when you tell Python that x = int(10), you're explicitly saying, "Hey, I want x to be an integer and it's going to store the number 10." Even though Python can figure this out on its own (like you could sort your locker without labels), by labeling, you're being super clear about where things belong.Type Annotations: This is like making a plan for your locker. Before you even start using it, you decide what you're going to put in each section - "This shelf is for books, this hook is for gym clothes, and this box is for snacks." When you write a: int = 5 in Python, it's like you're planning that a will hold an integer value of 5. Just like your locker plan, this doesn't stop you from putting something else there later, but it helps you remember what you intended to do.So, in a nutshell, implicit declaration is like sorting things based on what they are without a pre-set plan, explicit declaration is like clearly labeling where things should go, and type annotations are like making a plan for what should go where to help you stay organized. Cheers, Travis

Whoa, you made it super clear for me. Thank you so so much! @@TravisBonfigli

Hello and I have never actually tried to stake from a Ledger. Please let me know if you figure out how that is done as I would love to know and thank you so much for stopping by my channel! Cheers, Travis

To clarify, I staked in the Keplr wallet a couple years ago and now it seems like you can't do anything with it

Hello, @LockurasEnVivo and good question! What I have been doing is just manually claiming and then re-staking. In looking at the Injective Hub, I'm not sure there is a way on there to have it auto-compound the staking rewards. If you find a way, I would love to know how. Thanks for stopping by and all the best! Cheers, Travis

@@TravisBonfigli Thank you for your quick response. I've seen users utilizing a bot, but I'm not a big fan of bots.

Hello @ericsmith9046 and I am not familiar with how that would work. Would love to know how more about that 3rd party address if you have time. Thanks for stopping by! Cheers, Travis

I tried sending to injective address and coinbase didn't recognize it. I tried the bridge feature in Metamask and it didn't show the Injective network. :-( 😞

Hello @martindonoghue9398 and I haven't seen that error / run into it yet. Might have been a temporary issue of some kind? Let me know if you got around this error and hope it worked out. Thanks again for stopping by! Cheers, Travis