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Archon Wallet, new wallet idea what's your verdict?

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May 20, 2026 4:19 PM
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wallet idea moonboyism

I am thinking of a 'dream crypto wallet' for investors. I'd like to know what people think of the intended features? How possible is this with existing tools / wallets / hardware / protocols? Would these features really solve major pain points? To clarify, the software is intended for maintaining a diverse portfolio using crypto, including RWA tokens, Bitcoin...

Features:

  1. High security airgapped transaction signing flow which batches transactions together for a simple UX. This is hopefully the easiest (albeit most crucial) requirement if existing tooling is good enough. Obviously, there's a lot of nuance to any cold storage setup, but that's old news.

  2. Portfolio management software which suggests transactions for periodic rebalancing / passive management. This is clearly the biggest hurdle because it would involve making programmatic trades which should naturally be permissionless and no KYC. It would need to support cryptocurrency and tokens on different chains. It would have to be actively maintained in order to handle changing availability / liquidity. I think for major chains this should be possible, ideally just using thorchain and standard DEXs. It would also have to manage slippage tolerance, price comparison...

  3. Prevent and counteract identity contamination, ie: any fingerprint linking non-xmr addresses to the user's personal identity. Obviously this is where XMR and tor come in. XMR might be a simple addition once thorchain adds it. Tor might complicate the other requirements.

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May 20, 2026 4:31 PM
#2

cool name
wouldnt use, wouldnt trust, wouldnt shill

the official monero wallet (monerod + monero-wallet-cli) is the most secure since that's literally the monero software, not a 3rd party
same for bitcoin, there's bitcoin core
i dont get why people using 3rd party untrusted wallets instead of the actual software from the literal cryptocoin

like, if there's an issue with your wallet, you know who wouldnt be affected? the people using the actual official monero software: https://github.com/monero-project/monero

if there's an issue with the official software, well, everyone would be affected anyways, even the ones that are not using it but using 3rd party, because that's literally the monero software so if something wrong with it then something wrong with monero itself

tldr: the official wallet for the cryptocoin should always be the prefered option
and newcomers imo should be directed to the actual official monero software, not 3rd party wallets

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May 20, 2026 4:42 PM
#3

and like, since this is a forum, then it's a great opportunity to being able to teach people about proper practices by running the official software
what's a blockchain, why does it need to be synced, how to save those mnemonic seeds (...)

having too many wallets options is what leads people to feeling overwhelmed in the choice on what to pick, like "which linux distro to pick? there just too many!"
so they just end up picking some closed source shady shit (like exodus, fuck that) because there's just too many options and it's too overwhelming u know
so would rather keep it simple there, "just use the official one"

and with the official one, at least you can be 100% certain that it will keep being properly maintained because there is just 1
for 3rd party wallets... how many of these are now completed outdated? alot

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