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Hardware wallets use a form of 2-factor authentication (also known as 2FA). This means that in order to access your funds you’ll need to prove your identity through something you have (the physical wallet) and something you know (the PIN code for the wallet). If you’re serious about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency security in general, you need to get a hardware wallet.

Here's what happened this week in Crypto

Uniswap is a decentralized permissionless exchange that allows users to trade ERC-20 tokens directly. Here is what's discussed in the video: 0:00 Start 0:57 What is Uniswap? 1:13 How Traditional Crypto Exchanges Work 1:57 Orders on Traditional Exchanges 2:28 Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) 3:40 Traditional Crypto Exchange Trades 4:47 DEX Trades 4:55 Liquidity Pools 5:28 Traditional Price Discovery 5:47 DEX Price Discovery 6:06 Uniswap AMM 6:32 Constant Product Market Maker Model 8:07 Uniswap 8:41 Uniswap Versions 9:28 Using Uniswap 9:52 Price Slippage 10:25 Beware of Scams 11:04 UNI Token 12:18 Conclusion 12:53 Bloopers