Hey everyone, I wanted to drop a quick TL;DR on Rabby Rabby is a security-first, multi-chain browser extension wallet developed by the team behind DeBank (the major portfolio tracker). It works seamlessly worldwide—including across the US, Canada, and Europe. Here are the main reasons why I prefer it for everyday on-chain operations: 1. The Game Changer: The "GasAccount" (Pay Gas with USDC) We’ve all been there—you have stablecoins sitting on a network, but you can't move them or execute a swap because you don't hold the native gas token (like needing $S on Sonic or ETH on Mainnet). - How it fixes this: Rabby has a built-in feature called GasAccount. You can top up your GasAccount directly within the wallet using USDC or USDT. - Once funded, Rabby acts as the gas payer behind the scenes. You can execute transactions across any supported EVM chain without needing to hunt down or hold the native gas token for that specific network. It completely eliminates the "empty wallet" lockdown. 2. Built-In DeBank Portfolio Tracking Because Rabby is built natively by the DeBank team, your dashboard is incredibly clean. The moment you open the extension, it populates your net worth, token balances, and open DeFi positions across every single chain automatically without you needing to manually toggle between different networks. 3. Bulletproof Pre-Transaction Simulations Before you sign any smart contract interaction, Rabby pops up a window that simulates the transaction. It clearly shows you: - Exactly what assets are leaving your wallet. - Exactly what assets are coming back in - A real-time safety check flagging if the contract is malicious, unverified, or has security vulnerabilities. Official Links to Get Started Make sure you only download from official sources to avoid phishing scams: - Official Website: rabby.io - Chrome Web Store Extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/rabby-wallet/acmacodkjbdgmoleebolmdjonilkdbch?pli=1

Hey @Dane Bollwinkel, was testing around with some of the advanced liquidity techniques from module 3, looking at USDC/WETH. Can you help me understand why there is a price difference between the Shadow site and Dexcreener? I copied the pool address as your video mentions and copied it to DEX. However, the right axis does not show the same price. Thanks!

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