A pitfall I learned the hard way: I didn’t understand this at first.
NEAR accounts can use easy-to-remember names (such as alice.near), rather than just a long string of random characters.
Easy-to-remember account names reduce the chance of entering an address incorrectly, but you should still verify the full account name before transferring—impostor names exist too.
$NEAR is NEAR Protocol’s native token, used to pay transaction fees and for network staking. Currently 3.88.
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NEAR accounts can use easy-to-remember names (such as alice.near), rather than just a long string of random characters.
Easy-to-remember account names reduce the chance of entering an address incorrectly, but you should still verify the full account name before transferring—impostor names exist too.
$NEAR is NEAR Protocol’s native token, used to pay transaction fees and for network staking. Currently 3.88.
Have you run into a similar pitfall? Share it to help others avoid it.