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GhenadieVP committed Sep 4, 2024
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"customizeNetworkFees_tipFieldLabel": "Adjust Tip to Lock",
"customizeNetworkFees_tipFieldInfo": "(%% of Execution + Finalization Fees)",
"customizeNetworkFees_warning_selectFeePayer": "Please select a fee payer for the transaction fee",
"customizeNetworkFees_warning_insufficientBalance": "Not enough XRD for transaction fee"
"customizeNetworkFees_warning_insufficientBalance": "Not enough XRD for transaction fee",
"customizeNetworkFees_howDoFeesWork": "How do fees work"
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"infoLink_glossary_transfers": "## Asset Transfers\n\nThe simplest kind of [transaction](?glossaryAnchor=transactions) on Radix is an asset transfer. It is simply a transaction to move a [token](?glossaryAnchor=tokens) or [NFT](?glossaryAnchor=nfts) from one [Account](?glossaryAnchor=accounts) to another.\n\nThe [Radix Wallet](?glossaryAnchor=radixwallet) lets you do asset transfers from your own Accounts without using any other [dApp](?glossaryAnchor=dapps). Simply go into the Account, tap the “Transfer” button, and fill in the recipient and the assets you want to transfer there. You can even choose multiple recipients and assets in a single asset transfer transaction.",
"infoLink_glossary_dashboard": "## Radix Dashboard\n\nThe Radix Dashboard is a [dApp](?glossaryAnchor=dappas) created by the same team as the [Radix Wallet](?glossaryAnchor=radixwallet) to help users interact with the [Radix Network](?glossaryAnchor=radixnetwork) directly.\n\nYou can look up information about things on the Radix Network by entering its address, such as: Accounts, tokens, NFTs, components (smart contracts), and more.\n\nYou can also use the Radix Dashboard’s [network staking](?glossaryAnchor=networkstaking) feature to view the list of current Radix Network validators, stake XRD, and manage your existing network staking.\n\n[Visit the Radix Dashboard at dashboard.radixdlt.com ↗](https://dashboard.radixdlt.com)",
"infoLink_glossary_bridging": "## Bridging\n\nBridging is the process of getting assets into and out of the [Radix Network](?glossaryAnchor=radixnetwork). Assets on Radix can be held by your [Radix Wallet](?glossaryAnchor=radixnetwork), and used with [dApps](?glossaryAnchor=dapps) on Radix. There are a variety of dApps that provide bridging in different ways, for different assets.\n\nSometimes bridging involves converting an asset into a different form that can live on Radix. For example, dollars (USD) in your bank account might be bridged into Radix and become xUSDC tokens in your Radix Wallet. Or your Bitcoin (BTC) might be bridged into xwBTC tokens.\n\nSometimes bridging works as a swap, similar to a [DEX](?glossaryAnchor=dex). In this case you might swap one asset outside Radix for a different asset within Radix. Maybe you swap ETH (on the Ethereum network) for XRD tokens (on the Radix Network) at a current market price.",
"infoLink_glossary_payingaccount": "Paying your transaction fee from this Account will make you identifiable on ledger as both the owner of the fee-paying Account and all other Accounts you use in this transaction.\n\nThis is because you’ll sign the transactions from each Account at the same time, so your Accounts will be linked together in the transaction record."
"infoLink_glossary_payingaccount": "## Why your Accounts will be linked\n\nPaying your transaction fee from this Account will make you identifiable on ledger as both the owner of the fee-paying Account and all other Accounts you use in this transaction.\n\nThis is because you’ll sign the transactions from each Account at the same time, so your Accounts will be linked together in the transaction record."
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