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Oskar, one of our blockchain devs wrote a detailed three-part series on Private Tokens, Zero-Knowledge Proofs, and ZK-Rollups. If you feel like refreshing or updating your blockchain knowledge, here are links to all three parts:
Part 1: Blockchain’s New Hope --> https://www.rumblefish.dev/blog/post/the-current-state-of-knowledge-about-zero-knowledge-comprehensive-private-token-overview-part-1/
Part 2: The ZK Strikes Back --> https://www.rumblefish.dev/blog/post/the-current-state-of-knowledge-about-zero-knowledge-comprehensive-private-token-overview-part-2/
Part 3: Return of the Hash --> https://www.rumblefish.dev/blog/post/the-current-state-of-knowledge-about-zero-knowledge-comprehensive-private-token-overview-part-3/
Enjoy!
Last week, I shared with you one of our tools for EVM developers. Today, I'd like to brief you on our second product, which we've been tirelessly working on for some time. It's called Devil Wallet and it's a mobile crypto wallet powered by the EIP4337 standard (account abstraction). It will be production-ready soon, but if you're curious to see it earlier, let's hop on a call (https://calendly.com/marek-kowalski).
Devil Wallet is designed to redefine the way users interact with Web3 and smart contracts. It enables wallet recovery, utilizes Paymasters to offer a variety of options to cover transaction fees, and is fully compatible with WalletConnect.
It can be purchased as a white label wallet, so instead of spending a small fortune on developing your own wallet features for your dApp, you can skip this step and go with a proven solution.
Devil Wallet is designed to redefine the way users interact with Web3 and smart contracts. It enables wallet recovery, utilizes Paymasters to offer a variety of options to cover transaction fees, and is fully compatible with WalletConnect.
It can be purchased as a white label wallet, so instead of spending a small fortune on developing your own wallet features for your dApp, you can skip this step and go with a proven solution.
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Angel L.
Feb 22, 2024 -11:39AM
Dennis Garces you should check this out. It might be a solution that is of interest.
Angel L.
Feb 22, 2024 -11:37AM
Marek Kowalski Sylwia Bień Chudarek I would like to host Marek on our next Member Meet & Greet on Friday, March 1st to discuss your solution. This will be a 30-minute session. I'll send you more info via email.
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Last week, I shared with you one of our tools for EVM developers. Today, I'd like to brief you on our second product, which we've been tirelessly working on for some time. It's called Devil Wallet and it's a mobile crypto wallet powered by the EIP4337 standard (account abstraction). It will be production-ready soon, but if you're curious to see it earlier, let's hop on a call (https://calendly.com/marek-kowalski).
Devil Wallet is designed to redefine the way users interact with Web3 and smart contracts. It enables wallet recovery, utilizes Paymasters to offer a variety of options to cover transaction fees, and is fully compatible with WalletConnect.
It can be purchased as a white label wallet, so instead of spending a small fortune on developing your own wallet features for your dApp, you can skip this step and go with a proven solution.
Devil Wallet is designed to redefine the way users interact with Web3 and smart contracts. It enables wallet recovery, utilizes Paymasters to offer a variety of options to cover transaction fees, and is fully compatible with WalletConnect.
It can be purchased as a white label wallet, so instead of spending a small fortune on developing your own wallet features for your dApp, you can skip this step and go with a proven solution.
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