How to Set Up and Secure Your Exodus Cryptocurrency Wallet

In this video, I will show you how to set up your exodus wallet.
Here is the direct link, please download it here: www.exodus.com/download/
Intro: 00:00
Exodus Official Website: 1:17
Exodus Wallet How to Secure it: 2:51
Settings/Features (Change Currency/Sync. Device etc.): 7:01
Wallet Breakdown (Portfolio, Receive and Send Crypto): 12:02
Build in Exchange: 20:48
Additional Features: 22:53
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[@lockmuertos]

A very professional guide to Exodus ! Thank you so much :)

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

You're very welcome! 🙂

[@exodus]

This is a great video, thank you so much for sharing this Melissa. We're pumped you're helping the world exit traditional finance and take control of their wealth 🦾💙 Cheers from the Exodus crew 🏆 -SL

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

Hey, Well, currently, crypto is going to adapt to traditional finance and not the other way around. And we need to do something against it. 😉 Anyway, I am glad you noticed me, and I am always happy to help; I am really enjoying the wallet! 🙂

[@cafe100mph6]

Best wallet by far

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

yes

[@uekiguy5886]

MELISSA IS MY HEROINE! One year ago I was buying crypto and one of the steps in Exodus had me bumfuddled. In the comment section under one of her crypto vids, she walked me through it and saved the day. Thanks again Melissa, one year later.

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

Haha, thanks for that. 🤪

[@gino.from.chicago]

What product would you suggest for a thin red vein on the very corner of one of my nostril? It’s right in the crevice so barely noticeable but I want to fix that. Also, my one eye lid under my eyebrow is slightly pulling down compared to my left eye. Anything to tighten that area up? I purchased ceravue resurfacing retinol serum - will that help anything? How often should I apply for beginner? Going on vacation in 2 months so don’t want to ruin my face prior 😬

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

I think that you will not see any benefits with over the counter skincare. You need to see a dermatologist and ask him for mechanical treatment for your concerns. Still, the CeraVe Resurfacing serum can help make the skin smoother, and you can use it in your evening routine if you like. Start by using it every other day for the first weeks and gradually increase frequency to daily use if needed and/or tolerated.

[@gino.from.chicago]

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thanks a lot! My skin is pretty good overall but I just want that fresh glow look. I feel some spots aren’t necessarily red but just lighter or darker somewhat..kinda hard to explain but if I look really close I see little things. Just found your channel - really good content and explanations!

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

@@gino.from.chicago Don't go that close. 🤪 And if you want to have a "fresh glow look" you need to use exfoliating acids and hydration. The exfoliating acid helps to remove the dead skin cells, and therefore, the skin will look smoother and healthier. And if you add hydration afterwards, you can plump it even more. Example: Cleanser (that you usually use) Glycolic Acid or Lactic Acid (2-3 times a week in your evening routine) NIOD Hydration Vaccine (morning and evening) Lactic Acid isn't as harsh on the skin, so go with that one if you have sensitive skin. Just an idea, there are other options, so you know what to look for. And thank you.

[@gino.from.chicago]

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Wow thank you so much!! Considering you already went above and beyond helping me - could I ask you one more question? Which products do you suggest for the acid step and the NIOD step? Btw, I use CeraVu cleaning foam wash morning and night. And btw, I work 3 nights a week then I’m off the rest of the week, just in case that matters. Thank you thank you again! 🙏🙏

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

@@gino.from.chicago As for exfoliating acids: have a look at The Ordinary Glycolic Acid (for some people a bit harsh) or Lactic (gentler), or The Inkey List Glycolic Acid (gentler than The Ordinary) or Lactic Acid (gentle) or Paula's Choice 10% AHA or CeraVe Renewing Exfoliating Acid serum... As for moisturiser: NIOD Hydration Vaccine, Paula's Choice Electrolyte Moisturiser, CeraVe moisturiser, La Roche Posay Toleriane Ultra Fluid...there are many options :)

[@user-wh3hr3oz6l]

Hello, I’m a lover and subscriber to your Chanel, just a quick question as I’m very new to crypto, my friend has closed out all his positions in Bitcoin using coinbase, is he able to transfer those funds to another wallet without any problems? (Instead of transfer back to banks). 2) If he wanted to transfer Bitcoin to me would he have to buy it first then send me the Bitcoin? He owes me money but wants to do it through his crypto wallet. What do u suggest thanks !!

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

Hey! 🙂 Thank you!🥰 So, has he sold his Bitcoin for his fiat (local) currency (USD)? If so, does he still have it on Coinbase? If so, he would need to buy back some Bitcoin and then send you those funds to your crypto wallet. So, you would need to set up a crypto wallet (or you already have one) that supports Bitcoin and then send him your Bitcoin address to get the funds that he owes you. Just as I showed in the video. Does that make sense 🤔

[@user-wh3hr3oz6l]

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Hi, thanks for the quick reply ! We are both new to coinbase and crypto. Yes, he has already changed his Bitcoin to fiat, (gbp), I have opened the wallet you suggested, I don’t think he is able to transfer the fiat to me ? So he will have to buy Bitcoin and send Bitcoin to me as you suggested. I guess he doesn’t want to transfer the money back to his own account due to tax.

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

@@user-wh3hr3oz6l Ok. So, if he has already turned his bitcoin into fiat, he would need to do a bank transfer so that you will get the money that he owes you (and you buy crypto with it for yourself). Or he could buy back some Bitcoin (or any other cryptocurrency) to send it to your crypto wallet if you just want to get crypto and not fiat money.

[@josearrieta4522]

Saludos Melissa! Hope all is well

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

Hello José, yes everything is OK. I hope you are fine too.

[@user-wh3hr3oz6l]

Hi, I watched your video. If somebody sends me Bitcoin to my exodus wallet, can I sell it on exodus then transfer the money back to my bank? Can all this be done on exodus ?

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

Hey, "Exodus" is primarily a wallet to store your coins and tokens, so it is an interface that connects to the different blockchains. You can swap one coin for the other in the wallet exchange (20:48). Still, as for now you cannot cash it out to your bank account in your local currency. Therefore it is best to use a centralized exchange such as Coinbase, Bitcoin.de, Kraken etc. (Depending on where you live) Or you can also register with a crypto credit card company such as crypto.com to transfer the coins to a Visa card. Alternatively you can go to a Bitcoin ATM in your area. coinatmradar.com/

[@user-wh3hr3oz6l]

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thanks ! Opening a Kraken account as we speak.

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

@@user-wh3hr3oz6l :)

[@emmanuelolasunkanmi6536]

pls, how much is the minimal i can used to invest, i live in Lagos, Nigeria?

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

It depends on the wallet and exchange you're using. I'm not sure about the exchanges in your area. 😞

[@emmanuelolasunkanmi6536]

ok. In my area the exchange rate is 1 dollar is 1,493.73 Nigerian Naira. Nigerian Naira is the currency..

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

@@emmanuelolasunkanmi6536 No, what I meant is that you need to register on a platform where you can purchase the coins. Here are some of the most recommended exchanges: Binance: Known for low fees and a wide range of cryptocurrencies available for trading. NairaEx: A Nigerian exchange that is highly regarded locally. Coinbase: Popular for beginners due to its user-friendly interface. Quidax: Offers extra features and is well-regarded for its services. Luno: Known for its crypto app and user-friendly platform. Bybit: Suitable for advanced trading with robust tools. KuCoin: Offers a wide range of altcoins for trading

[@emmanuelolasunkanmi6536]

whaooo.. thank you so much.. i am really grateful@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial

[@emmanuelolasunkanmi6536]

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thanks for the unwavering effort to teach me.

[@cburke777]

Good to see a women!!😀

[@MelissaVanDijkOfficial]

😀 And one that is not scamming 😂