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topic · #wallet

Everything about wallet

14 connected nodes across dictionary, workflows, comparisons, prompts, tool stacks and use cases.

/ Dictionary · 7
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Web3 Wallet

A Web3 wallet stores your keys and signs transactions, letting you hold assets and connect to on-chain applications without an intermediary.

#web3#wallet#crypto
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Self-Custody

Self-custody means you control the private keys to your assets, so no company can freeze, lend out or lose them on your behalf.

#web3#wallet#crypto
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Seed Phrase

A seed phrase is the 12–24 word backup from which every private key in a wallet is derived — whoever holds it holds the wallet.

#web3#wallet#crypto
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Private Key

A private key is the secret number that authorises transactions from an address; the public address is derived from it, never the reverse.

#web3#wallet#crypto
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Token Approval

A token approval grants a contract permission to move your tokens — persistent, often unlimited, and the most common source of avoidable losses.

#web3#wallet#security
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Multichain

Multichain means operating across several networks at once — more opportunity, more surfaces to secure and more addresses to monitor.

#web3#wallet#onchain
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Account Abstraction

Account abstraction turns a wallet into a programmable smart account: custom signing rules, spending limits, sponsored gas and batched actions.

#web3#wallet#ai-agents
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/ Comparisons · 6
/ Use Cases · 1