Dexhunter wallet

What is Dexhunter (HUNT)?

HUNT is a Cardano native asset, and that single fact shapes almost everything about holding it. Cardano does not wrap tokens in smart contracts the way EVM chains do: assets travel inside UTXOs, side by side with ADA. A consequence trips up newcomers constantly - every UTXO carrying HUNT must also carry a small amount of ADA, the minimum required for that output to exist. You cannot hold HUNT at an address with a completely empty ADA balance, and you cannot spend the last of your ADA away while tokens are sitting there. Network fees are paid in ADA too.

The token belongs to DexHunter, an aggregator on Cardano: instead of trading on one decentralized exchange, it routes an order across the available ones and layers market alerts and NFT tooling on top. Its usefulness to a holder is inside that platform rather than in transfers.

One more thing to check before you receive anything: the HUNT ticker is not unique across crypto, and other unrelated tokens use it on other chains. On Cardano an asset is identified by its policy ID, not by the three or four letters shown in a list, so confirm the policy behind the balance rather than the name.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Cardano.

Since every HUNT movement needs ADA in the same wallet, Tangem holding both together is practical rather than incidental: the ADA that covers fees and the minimum output sits at the same address, and signing takes a tap of the card on the back of the phone, with no cable and nothing to charge. That makes small, frequent swaps and sends about as low-friction as Cardano allows.