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    AirGap Wallet

    AirGap Wallet

    The AirGap Wallet is installed on an everyday smartphone

    ...With the Exchange support in AirGap Wallet, swaps can be made directly in-App without having to transfer funds to an exchange and then creating an order. Seamlessly exchange Tezos, Ethereum, Bitcoin and æternity directly inside AirGap Wallet.
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    Tezorus

    Tezorus

    TezOrus is an easy-to-use web wallet for your ꜩ and Tezos tokens

    Finally a Tezos wallet to support FA tokens in one single wallet. TezOrus synchronizes with referenced FA token contracts to make life easier for you. Your wallet is fully secured using a passphrase and can be regenerated from the wallet seeds at generation.
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    Nautilus Core

    Nautilus Core

    Automation tools for deploying blockchain networks

    Naultilus Core is a tool to automate running Tezos Nodes. It allows customization of the most important node features, and easily running multiple nodes, along with different integrations to simplfy node interactions. With each Node in Archive mode, you can also start an instance of Conseil and Arronax. Nautilus Core is only supported in macOS and Linux. Running Tezos Nodes (particularly Archive Nodes) can take massive amounts of storage when fully synced (~300 GB). 16GB of memory is recommended for running Tezos Nodes, along with the other processes alongside it. 8GB of ram should suffice, but it might not be comfortable for the containers, nor for anything else running on the machine.
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