Ryoshis Vision wallet

What is Ryoshis Vision (RYOSHI)?

Ryoshis Vision was made as a tribute token, named for the pseudonymous figure behind the Shiba Inu project, and it wears that lineage openly: a slice of every transfer is burned to the Shiba Inu address and another slice is redistributed inside the Shiba ecosystem. There is no product underneath it. It is a community meme coin on Ethereum, and it should be held with that understanding.

The transfer tax is the part that catches holders out. Because a percentage is taken as the tokens move, the amount that arrives is slightly smaller than the amount sent, which looks like an error the first time you see it and is not one. Anything that expects an exact figure to land, including a transfer you make to yourself, has to allow for the difference. The supply is also enormous, so ordinary holdings are written with a long row of digits and it is easy to misread one by a factor of ten when typing an amount. Add the name problem: several unrelated tokens use Ryoshi in their title or ticker, so identify this one by its contract entry in your wallet rather than by the word.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Ethereum.

Most people who hold a token like this do nothing with it for years, which makes the key the only real question. Tangem generates it inside the card's chip, where it stays even while signing, and the backup is another card carrying the same key rather than twelve words in a notebook, with a seed phrase only if you specifically want that option. A coin you are content to forget about is better off behind something that does not need a password you will also have forgotten.