Create a non-custodial wallet on Juneo Supernet

Summary

In this tutorial, Dardo Pedro guides viewers on creating a Juno wallet. He explains how users with an EVM-compatible wallet like MetaMask can connect to Juno using their existing seed phrase. For those without a wallet, he demonstrates creating a new one on Juno Wallet's website. Viewers are instructed to choose between a 12 or 24-word mnemonic phrase, emphasizing the importance of securely storing this phrase. The process is simple, involving copying the phrase and verifying it to create the wallet. Pedro assures users that Juno's non-custodial nature means they are in control of their wallet.

Takeaways

• 😀 Dardo Pedro introduces himself and the purpose of the video: to guide viewers on creating a Juno wallet.
• 🔗 For those with an EVM-compatible wallet like MetaMask, they can connect it to Juno using their existing seed phrase.
• 🆕 For new users, the video demonstrates how to create a new wallet on Juno.
• 💻 The process starts by visiting Jun wallet.io and selecting 'Create a new wallet'.
• 📝 Users are given the option to choose between a 12-word or 24-word mnemonic phrase for their wallet.
• 🗝️ Dardo Pedro emphasizes the importance of securely storing the mnemonic phrase, as it's crucial for wallet recovery.
• 🔒 The video highlights that Juno is a non-custodial wallet, meaning users are responsible for their own security.
• 🔑 The mnemonic phrase acts as the key to the wallet, and it's essential to keep it safe from loss or theft.
• 🔍 During the wallet creation, users are prompted to verify their mnemonic phrase by entering specific words.
• 🎉 The video concludes by showcasing a successful wallet creation in just a few steps.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the video?

The purpose of the video is to guide viewers on how to create their own Juno wallet.

Who is the presenter in the video?

The presenter in the video is Dardo Pedro.

What is the first step to create a Juno wallet according to the video?

The first step is to go to Jun wallet.io and select 'create a new wallet'.

What are the two options for the seed phrase length in Juno wallet?

The two options for the seed phrase length are 12 words and 24 words.

Why is it important to store the seed phrase safely?

It is important to store the seed phrase safely because Juno is a non-custodial wallet, and the seed phrase is the only way to access and recover the wallet.

What does the presenter suggest doing with the seed phrase?

The presenter suggests copying and pasting the seed phrase into a safe place, such as writing it down on a piece of paper or storing it securely.

Can you use an existing EVM-compatible wallet to connect to Juno?

Yes, if you already have an EVM-compatible wallet like MetaMask, you can use your existing seed phrase to connect to the Juno wallet.

What is the verification process like in the Juno wallet creation?

The verification process involves confirming specific words from the seed phrase, such as 'hobby' for word 2, 'stairs' for word 10, and 'reveal' for word 5.

How many steps does the presenter mention for creating a wallet?

The presenter mentions that the wallet creation process is completed in two steps.

What type of wallet is Juno?

Juno is a non-custodial wallet, meaning the user has full control and responsibility for their own security and recovery.

What does the presenter mean by 'we can all help you retrieve it'?

The presenter is referring to the community support available to help users recover their wallet if they lose access, but it's important to note that without the seed phrase, the wallet cannot be recovered.