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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the primary methods to buy Cartesi (CTSI) with Egyptian Pounds (EGP)?

To buy CTSI with EGP, you typically use a global cryptocurrency exchange that serves the Egyptian market. The process involves creating an account, completing KYC/AML verification, and then using an EGP fiat on-ramp. Common deposit methods include local bank transfers and sometimes third-party payment providers. Once your EGP is deposited, you can trade it directly on a CTSI/EGP pair if available, or more commonly, convert EGP to a stablecoin like USDT to then purchase CTSI.

Are there specific payment systems in Egypt, like Fawry or Meeza, used for EGP to CTSI transactions?

Yes, some cryptocurrency exchanges that support EGP fiat deposits integrate with local Egyptian payment systems. While direct bank transfers are common, platforms may also offer deposits via third-party services like Fawry, a widespread digital payment network in Egypt, or through the national Meeza card system. The availability of these methods is platform-dependent, so it's crucial to check the funding options on your chosen exchange. These local payment methods often provide a more accessible fiat on-ramp for users in Egypt.

After acquiring CTSI with EGP, what are the security best practices for storing this digital asset?

For secure storage of your CTSI tokens, it's highly recommended to move them from the cryptocurrency exchange to a personal, non-custodial digital wallet. This gives you full control over your private keys. Options include hardware wallets (like Ledger or Trezor) for maximum security, or reputable software wallets (like MetaMask). Always enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on your exchange account, use strong, unique passwords, and be cautious of phishing attempts asking for your wallet's seed phrase, which should never be shared.

Why is Cartesi called 'The Blockchain OS', and what is the function of the CTSI token?

Cartesi is dubbed 'The Blockchain OS' because it's a Layer-2 platform enabling developers to build decentralized applications (dApps) using mainstream software stacks, effectively running a Linux environment on the blockchain. The CTSI token is the native utility token vital for the ecosystem. It is used for staking within Cartesi's Noether PoS side-chain to secure the network, paying for transaction fees for this side-chain, and as a governance token for community votes on platform upgrades.

How does Cartesi's use of optimistic rollups provide a computational scalability advantage?

Cartesi leverages optimistic rollups, a Layer-2 scaling solution, to achieve massive computational scalability. This technology processes complex computations and numerous transactions off-chain within the Cartesi Machine (a Linux VM). It then 'optimistically' assumes the results are correct and posts a compressed summary to the main chain (e.g., Ethereum). This drastically reduces the data load on the Layer-1, resulting in significantly higher throughput and lower transaction fees for dApps, enabling computations that would be prohibitively expensive on-chain.

What is the process for staking CTSI tokens in the Noether PoS side-chain after an EGP purchase?

After buying CTSI on an exchange, you first transfer the tokens to a compatible Web3 wallet, like MetaMask. Then, you navigate to Cartesi's official staking portal. Inside the portal, you connect your wallet and choose a staking pool to delegate your CTSI to. This delegation process allows you to participate in securing Cartesi's Noether PoS side-chain without running your own node. By staking, you contribute to the network's integrity and earn CTSI rewards in return.