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OneKey
Secure, open source and community driven crypto wallet
...From physically isolating hackers to preventing Trojan horses and software attacks. All transfers must be approved by the hardware wallet, so you don't have to worry about the loss or theft of your mobile phone. No matter what platform you prefer, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux or even ChromeOS, we support it all. Support for tokens on ETH, BSC and HECO chains. Open source and transparent, WYSIWYG. -
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Neon Wallet
Self-custodial wallet for managing digital assets
Neon Wallet is a self-custodial wallet for managing digital assets on desktop and mobile, supporting Neo, Ethereum, and EVM networks, with full user control. Available as a desktop wallet on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, the NEON wallet allows users to claim GAS on the NEO network. -
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RavenCoin Wallet
RavenCoin Wallet including CPU and GPU miners!
...In the fictional world of Westeros, ravens are used as messengers who carry statements of truth. Ravencoin is a use case-specific blockchain designed to carry statements of truth about who owns what assets. Thank you to the Bitcoin developers. The Ravencoin project is launched based on the hard work and continuous effort of over 400 Bitcoin developers who made over 14,000 commits over the life to date of the Bitcoin project.
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