templewallet-extension VS airgap-vault

So when you are interacting with a dapp, or building a dapp, you most likely need to integrate with one of the web3 wallets, such as MetaMask. MetaMask is a browser extension that is an Ethereum wallet. It allows users to interact with dapps, prove who they are, and manage their assets. Other popular wallets include Temple (for Tezos) and Argent (for Starknet). But there are lots of choices out there.

Yes it is. Here: https://github.com/madfish-solutions/templewallet-extension

Also Temple Wallet https://templewallet.com/

Temple Tezos wallet

Vessel itself might not be a good example but there are other 'web3' wallets ([0] [1] [2]) that allow for authentication and digital payments that are, in my opinion, an order of magnitude easier to use than PayPal, etc.

If you're really interested in experimenting with this type of interface, I would recommend installing one of the more established wallets, like Temple [0], and using it to explore various websites in this space, like FXhash [3], Versum [4] or Objkt [5].

Happy to put some minimal funds in your wallet if you want to really explore, just DM me.

[0] https://templewallet.com/

[1] https://wallet.kukai.app/

[2] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/spire/gpfndedineag...

[3] https://www.fxhash.xyz/

[4] https://versum.xyz/

[5] https://objkt.com/

You can withdraw the tez to a non-custodial wallet like Temple or Kukai and collect on Tiea from those.

If you download Temple wallet (https://templewallet.com/) you can buy some tez using a credit card and mint from there.

Thanks! I can't send it to an ethereum wallet since it is an NFT on the Tezos blockchain. you'll need a tez wallet like Temple (https://templewallet.com/)

You're asking because you bought without taking enough time to do your research (always DYOR!). We're going to fix that now: install Temple Wallet, make a backup of your private key, get your tez out of the exchange, discover the ecosystem (objkt.com, QuipuSwap, TzKT, etc.) and find opportunities to earn more tez.

Wallet wise I would go with https://templewallet.com/ or https://wallet.kukai.app/.

I did get a pretty quick reply by posting this issue on the airgap github. Their implementation of BIP-39 passphrases is at the address level. This is unfortunate because a BIP39 passphrase generates a unique private key with its own set of addresses. I'm going to let this percolate for a bit...

Fast: https://github.com/airgap-it/airgap-vault (Get old android, flash lineageOS for good measure then airgap)

You might get a kick out of the airgap vault project: https://github.com/airgap-it/airgap-vault

The project has apps for mobile, which make turning an old phone into an hardware wallet pretty easy, as long as your phone can support it (more on that in a bit). If you're technically minded you can build the project yourself and run it as a web app: https://github.com/airgap-it/airgap-vault (Note, it's a JS project. I had issues building with npm but no problems building with yarn which the dockerfile also uses). This will allow you to turn an old desktop or laptop into hardware wallet. I wanted to try on a raspberry pi, but I don't have a camera and have read about some issues getting chromium to recognize pi cameras.

The project is completely open source and free. Our app is also reproducible, however, due to some recent issues where builds were randomly not reproducible, the status on walletscrutiny is currently "not reproducible" (if you read the analysis, it will state that the latest version is in fact reproducible, but until mentioned issue is addressed, it will stay "not reproducible"). We're working with walletscrutiny to resolve this and it looks like we have resolved the issue with the latest release, but it will take some time to verify it. (see https://github.com/airgap-it/airgap-vault/issues/127).

Thanks for giving our wallet a shoutout. A few months ago someone asked us a similar question regarding the "popularity" of our wallet, you can read my response here: https://github.com/airgap-it/airgap-vault/issues/74. In summary, I think it's a combination between people assuming that a HW device must be more secure, and a lack of marketing on our side.

Are you planning to use AirGap as a co-signer in a Bitcoin Multisig setup? This is currently not possible, but we are working on bringing our Bitcoin implementation up to speed and support the latest standards. You can read more about it here: https://github.com/airgap-it/airgap-vault/issues/73