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Stack Wallet
Stack Wallet, a multicoin, cryptocurrency wallet
Stack Wallet is an open-source, multi-currency cryptocurrency wallet developed by Cypher Stack that emphasizes privacy, self-custody, and cross-platform usability. It allows users to store, send, receive, and manage multiple digital assets from a single interface while retaining full control of their private keys. The wallet supports a growing list of cryptocurrencies and includes ongoing optimizations and fixes through active releases. Designed for both desktop and mobile environments, it aims to provide a unified experience for crypto users who prefer open-source transparency. ... -
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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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Cryptofolio is an open-source, and self-hosted solution for tracking your cryptocurrency holdings. It features a web interface, an Android mobile app, and a cross-platform desktop application for Windows, macOS, and Linux. These three platforms all work using a RESTful API, which you'd have to host yourself. It can provide you with a quick glance at the market, while also keeping track of your assets and their value.
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Vega Wallet
A command line wallet service for Vega for trading derivatives
Vega has a self-hosted, local wallet. To use it follow the instructions on the Create a Vega Wallet page. Using this wallet, your keys will be completely disassociated from your personal identity, and we will have no way to connect them, unless you share your public key for any reason. For Fairground, Vega has also hosted a version of the wallet server, to make it easier to quickly start trading. -
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Ambire Wallet
Making self-custody easy and secure for the EVM ecosystem
Ambire Wallet is an open-source self-custodial Web3 wallet designed to simplify blockchain interactions while maintaining advanced functionality for experienced users. The platform supports Ethereum and most EVM-compatible networks, allowing users to manage assets, interact with decentralized applications, and perform cross-chain operations from a unified interface.
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