The first thing you need to know is that Tally-ho is the Britishest expression that ever Britished. It's so British it makes "bloody hell' sound American.
It is believed to have been inventend by the Brits in the late no one knows exactly how or why, and there's a million different theories around it. We only know three things for sure.
it was first used by fox-hunters as an equivalent to the expression "let's go!"; it still basically means the same thing today ("let's do it! let's go! come on!") and there's a new DeFi wallet named after it.
I suppose I don't have to explain how TallyHo works, because if you're reading this there's a very strong chance you've either already tested it, or you've read stories from other people who have.
So I'm just gonna go ahead and say that it is a more decentralised than METAMASK and that it has lower fees.
And I should probably say that I don't particularly like MetaMask.
This is a fact. I mean. It's a fact that my opinion on MetaMask isn't great.
Here's the thing: I hold of a thousand different cryptos and it is paramount for me to able to exchange those crumbs into something useful, like ETH, or spend it. But that costs money.
I sometimes earn what crypto people refer to as 'micro-crypo-income' and the whole point of an income is that you need to use it. And you can't use it something if you don't have the platform to do it or, worse, you do but when it's too expensive.
TallyHo helps.
So. TallyHo, chaps.
This story was written for the # TallyHoWallet contest on Publish0x
