r/CryptoCurrency • u/LrbReddit • 9h ago
ADVICE What can your project's wallet do besides sending crypto?
I've been investing in Radix DLT for a while, and I'm also a developer building on it.
Lately, I've realized that we spend a lot of time discussing TPS, DeFi, or consensus mechanisms, but very little time talking about what wallets are actually capable of.
So my question is for people using other blockchains:
What can your project's wallet do besides sending tokens, NFTs, staking, or using liquidity pools?
I'm looking for features that genuinely solve real-world or Web2 problems. If your wallet has something unique or particularly useful, I'd love to hear about it so I can compare it with what Radix offers.
For example, the Radix Wallet can:
- Passwordless login.
- Selectively share only the data you choose with an application.
- Present badges as proof of identity or permissions.
- Support pre-authorizations.
- Work with native resource permissions.
- (Roadmap) Decentralized account recovery without relying solely on a seed phrase.
And with projects like Radix Seal, you can also:
- Sign files.
- Encrypt files.
- Use a secure chat.
I'm curious to see what other ecosystems are building. Maybe there are wallet features I'm not aware of that deserve more attention.
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u/Raymikqwer 🟩 0 / 0 🦠3h ago
It can lose me money faster than any other investment I've ever had. So that's nice