HSuite Ecosystem Talks — Chapter 4: HSuite Wallet Launch

Hinzugefügt: 2026-06-01

[00:00:03]All right, I think we're live. Uh, good morning 8 community and all the viewers that are following us today on uh our live channel. I'd like to uh welcome you all. Uh, this is your co-host. Um, with uh Sergeant, of course, I am one of the senior committee members. Uh, Sarge, how are you?

[00:00:23]>> I'm good, thank you. Good to be here.

[00:00:26]Looking forward to uh looking forward to tomorrow and the big spaces with stone and the prize giveaway. Should be exciting.

[00:00:34]>> Absolutely. So uh today is our uh live.

[00:00:37]We're going to be talking about our wallet. Uh as everyone knows uh our launch is happening tomorrow uh on Xpaces with Stone and we have a very big competition coming up as well. Um, but today uh is specifically for our wallet and we're going to share all the details and insights and take all the AMAs with our founders here. Uh, I'd like to welcome Topachi and Tom as well. How are you guys today guys?

[00:01:03]>> Hey, good to be here. Doing well. What about you guys?

[00:01:08]>> Good, good, good. How are you, Tom?

[00:01:10]>> Hey guys, all good. Thanks for being here. And uh, yeah, ready to run another live session, guys. We have uh well few few cool things to show, right?

[00:01:22]>> Yep. Let's Well, let's let's get right into it. Uh so the H Suite wallet is launching on uh May 29th, which is tomorrow, 6 PM UTC um on Xpaces. So what what can we give what are the insights on the wallet details that we can share today and u maybe give everyone a tutorial preview of uh what there is to see and what we offer.

[00:01:46]Should we get started with that?

[00:01:49]>> Yeah, I think uh it's going to be an exciting episode because we have a little intro video to share with you all uh live and also we can do a little uh live screen share of how our wallet currently works. Uh a little bit of the multi feature and how do you do transfers, create accounts and just a little bit preview before the big day tomorrow.

[00:02:13]>> All exciting things. Uh maybe we should start with a video then if we can get the video to go guys be helpful.

[00:02:23]>> Welcome to your H Suite wallet. In this video we will walk through how to create your wallet and get started with the next generation of digital finance.

[00:02:32]Let's begin. When you first open the H Suite wallet, select get started.

[00:02:38]On the next screen, you will see the option to create a new wallet. Select create new wallet to begin the setup process. Set your wallet password.

[00:03:02]Next, you will be presented with your backup recovery phrase. This is one of the most important parts of your wallet setup. Your backup recovery phrase gives you access to your wallet, accounts, and digital assets. Make sure to store it securely. Keep it private. Never share it with anyone. Once you have safely stored your recovery phrase, you will have the option to enable biometric or skip.

[00:03:28]Now your wallet setup is complete. You now have access to the H Suite wallet and H Suite native connect infrastructure. The next step is to set up your accounts. Select get started.

[00:03:39]Select the network and either mainet or test net. Next, select derive new account and provide a name for the account so that you can identify it easily.

[00:04:05]Congratulations, you have created your first account. Once you have created your account, you will need to activate it.

[00:04:35]For testnet accounts on Hera, you can use the Hera faucet.

[00:04:42]You will need to enter your wallet address.

[00:04:46]Copy the address from your account details and enter it.

[00:04:57]Once the process is complete, go back to your wallet and refresh the page.

[00:05:03]Your account is now activated. Note your new account ID.

[00:05:08]Register your public key.

[00:05:15]Your account is now activated and funded. You are ready.

[00:05:19]Thank you for starting your journey with the H Suite wallet. We will add more tutorials on the wallet features soon.

[00:05:26]Stay tuned.

[00:05:29]>> Well, there you have it, guys. Uh that was our first tutorial for the wallet.

[00:05:34]Hopefully the community um can uh learn from that and uh it'll definitely be posted on our YouTube as well uh following the live channel ending uh once we're done today. Uh go ahead. Um uh Topachi Tom, do you guys have uh anything you'd like to share alongside with the tutorial being presented?

[00:05:54]Yeah, first of all, I wanted to say good job to the performer of the video, the AI version of myself. It's getting [laughter] >> still work work to do about the avatar especially, but uh well done. Well done.

[00:06:12]And uh yeah, about the wallet. It's uh it's incredible, guys. Like, we're really excited to release this tomorrow.

[00:06:20]And actually I wanted to screen share with you a bit on how for example we can wrap a transaction uh for the for multi- signature party. Uh let me see here if I'm able to share the screen.

[00:06:56]>> Well, we're just waiting for uh that image to pop up that uh Tachi is uh playing around with.

[00:07:04]There we go.

[00:07:05]>> There you go.

[00:07:06]>> There we see that. Um, I would just like to remind the community they can put up any questions they've got in the comments of the live stream or in the Discord and we'll try to take some questions a little while after this uh demo.

[00:07:21]Yeah. So, here we basically have two wallets, two separate instances. Let's uh assume that those are two completely different people, right?

[00:07:31]And uh you can see here they have their own accounts. For example, in this instance we already have those two accounts bounded by multisig. So um if you go to multisig, you can see the party, right? Right now we join the party. Uh we are inside of it connected peer-to-peer. But the cool thing is that what happens is uh once you import you have this multisig here you can basically go check here on your general accounts and would the multisig wallet will show up as part of your accounts right um what does it mean basically when you go to like sending uh something from the multic is as simple as picking your multisig account to which you're connected and you put a recipient address, let's say 1 2 3 4. So you're basically initiating uh a request to send to send from outside a multisig. And what happens is um you can see here that uh on the other wallet this model popped up where you can see here sign and submit hideera test net um multien required 02 signatures collected and simp this is just like a demo right now And uh you just go by approve.

[00:09:20]It should appear here now.

[00:09:27]One second.

[00:09:33]Something has happened.

[00:09:35]That always happen when you do like live mammals. Uh, let's see. One second.

[00:09:44]>> That's okay. It's all part of it. We're live. Uh, all the technical difficulties. We're all here for it.

[00:09:51]>> Yeah.

[00:09:53]Okay. S22 connected.

[00:09:58]Let me just one second. Uh, I will stop sharing screen that I have to check something, but I'll get back to it.

[00:10:06]real quick.

[00:10:11]>> Okay. Well, while we're waiting on that, um if any community members have any questions today, uh we we'd appreciate if you drop it in the comments or even in our Discord and uh we'll make sure to get to it.

[00:10:28]>> Yeah, I'll be keeping a close eye on those, particularly the Discord, um to see if anything's popping up. We might I might actually actually have some older questions that we haven't answered from the past. So maybe take a look at those. Give me a minute.

[00:10:44]>> Absolutely. Well, while we're waiting on that, Tom, would you like to chime in a little uh on what your feelings are for tomorrow and um what you're most looking forward to on the spaces for tomorrow?

[00:11:06]Not sure if uh Tom is available or if his mic is cutting out.

[00:11:11]>> Sorry, one second. I literally I literally go over to the uh I literally go over to the um Discord in the AMA question section and someone's posted a question there and there's already a scammer replying with the scam links to them. So, uh being kept busy on all fronts.

[00:11:30]No worries. Well, I think they have some connection issues. So, uh, Sarge, what about you? What are you looking forward for tomorrow? I know, uh, there was a lot of planning on our end from the senior committee side, uh, to run this competition tomorrow. And, uh, do you have any details or insights that you'd like to share? Um, for the community that's listening in today, >> um, I would say just make sure that you're following the instructions.

[00:11:54]They're really easy. Uh they only take about a minute to do or less to do all of them, but just make sure you get them right. And make sure I've noticed some people um they're too used to they might be glossing over the fact that it's actually um tag five friends. It's not tag three friends. I've already replied to someone who tagged three friends and not five. So it' be a real shame if you come to the day and you realize that you didn't actually qualify for the competition. You did everything, but you tagged three instead of five. Just make sure you're actually doing that. Uh along with obviously the uh liking, reposting and uh following the three accounts, the uh H Street Network, Silke Dex account, and of course Stone XRPL uh because we uh we want to give that one money away. We want to make sure that community members win that. So yeah, what are you looking forward to the most for tomorrow?

[00:12:48]Well, I I don't know if everybody's aware, but um we are we are uh planning it to be a very long spaces. We do have some surprises of um specific uh guests that will be joining us uh to make that experience a little more enhancing for everybody in the community. But um I think I I think the most intriguing part is just that we're launching, right? Uh, I want to I I really want to see what uh everyone has to say, what their what the reviews are going to be on the wallet and um how how their experience is going to be. So, that's probably the biggest thing that I'm looking forward to tomorrow and all aside from the whole DJ aspect of who's about to join. So, >> yeah. Yeah, it's uh it's going to be a big day. It's been a long time coming.

[00:13:39]Um, yeah, I think we should have uh I think we should have Tapache back in uh in a second.

[00:13:48]Uh yeah, he he'll be back with us in just a moment. I'm pretty sure he's almost figured everything out behind the scenes. Um I'm screen sharing, but it doesn't doesn't seem to show up for some reason.

[00:14:04]>> Uh there you go, Topachi. Right, we are back. Hopefully things go smoothly now for us. Uh, pass it back over to you, Tbachi.

[00:14:21]>> Yep. Toachi, you're live on uh your screen as well.

[00:14:33]>> I can see it.

[00:14:40]Uh, but your guys' one of your guys' mic needs to be on, guys. Uh, I don't think the community can hear you.

[00:14:47]>> Oh, yeah. I was muted. Sorry, guys.

[00:14:49]>> There you go. There you go.

[00:14:50]>> Uh, yeah, here the transaction has been signed. Uh, you can see here that it's basically submitted. Uh, you can of course copy on chain and see the proof.

[00:15:11]Yeah. Oh, I have it here. Yeah.

[00:15:16]Uh this is mainet test transaction with the the H bar transferred and it was really quick, super easy for both parties to just uh uh send those. But I can do another quick transaction so that we can look at it better.

[00:15:52]And we can also that is in certain amount.

[00:15:57]In this case, we're just sending H bar.

[00:16:13]Bam. It's instant. even if uh it's not on the same computer, usually when it's peer-to-peer, it's a really really fast and performant the connection.

[00:16:24]And as a matter of fact, >> yeah, it looks like >> it looks like it's instant. Yeah, basically it's there's a few just a few things that you may see here because it's like a demo pre the pre-release version of tomorrow but uh this is just a little sample and uh let's uh assume let's think like we want to go to well and just create a new multi let's Here as you can see like there was like a moment like for example I will just also show you that uh if I start initiate a party and uh usually how it works is there is a code that you can share to do join party and of course you must actually be part of the multi-IG right and as a matter of fact here. If the code is valid for you, it does the match to verify chain that your account is actually uh bound to this uh wallet to this multi-se wallet, you know, and uh obviously we already added it, but if we wanted to for example Oh, and here you see like how quick upgrades like in peer-to-peer to online like the Yeah, the speed is uh incredible.

[00:17:57]of this compared to like what we had on the end that many many people have used so far. It's a huge I think not even 10x but probably like a 100x upgrade I would say the way that it worked. Um yeah let's create an account now. Um this is like the interface here you can see let's say account two account and here you can choose which chain we will also eventually do also XRPL right now we do Hera for showing a bit um but more or less it's kind of the same with XRPL there is an extra thing in there because you actually need three accounts because what happens is the entity. Um, it doesn't create a new entity per se in a multisig manner with the two public keys of the signers, but what it does is like we have to grab one of our single SIG accounts, disable master key and convert it into multisig. But it's pretty straightforward um as well. It just involves like a third account like somebody has to have basically an account to sacrifice uh which becomes multisig but anyways here there is a payer account which is usually the account you're logged in uh if you have more you can choose who's the operator basically to fund the initial multisig initial balance I will just put uh very tiny amount uh signing threshold here well let's add wallet which is our own. And then we can add a signer. In this case, we want to add uh this guy right here.

[00:19:50]And we'll call secondary browser and it instantly there checks the public key as well validates that this is account. it's already onchain related because sometimes what happens is uh want to make sure that it's an entity account that is properly existent and then just uh put your password or uh fingerprint biometric whatever the case is and a new multi-ync has been created real fast ready to go and you just click on it to threshold um start party.

[00:20:32]Copy the code to the other person [music] join party verify on chain almost instantly. I would say basically instantly and that's it two super quick.

[00:20:57]We are now connected to the second multisync. In how many minutes did we create this multi in like I say probably in five minutes you can easily create >> even less.

[00:21:07]>> Yeah, probably less >> to explain all the steps is much less even.

[00:21:11]>> Mhm. Yeah. Because you consider like you could technically create a multi-sec by yourself and you can add people accounts or public keys for which like they don't really have to sign um at the beginning. Obviously if you do that then like if you do with the keys with people that will never sign you sign transaction for you things will be stuck forever there. So it will be kind of silly to do something like that. But it's pretty quick easy and straightforward. Awesome.

[00:21:46]That looks very uh very simplified.

[00:21:49]Thanks for sharing that with the community. Uh Topachi, >> um so I I have a question for the TE's.

[00:21:57]uh if if we're to compare it to the market current market and the product that we're releasing what what is the difference uh whether it be on Hyera or on XRPL for the community that's using other wallets that are already being you that are very secure for example on Hyera we have the hashpack right um Kabila Saucer Swap they also have um their own DAP now and on XRPL Well, I think the most famous wallet is Zamin wallet. So, if you guys were to compare it to 8's wallet, what features and what difference is there going to be for the user and why do you think it's more so that we should use the 8e wallet compared to the others that are out there right now?

[00:22:45]>> Yeah. So, that's a good question. Uh essentially if we start um by the if we start with the fact that uh we may have like let's assume that uh all the other wallets are more or less with the same capabilities the same UIUX they have a sort of a average experience what I mean by that let's assume that there is no other wallet that has uh a particular unique standing point right uh at least what we've seen in the case there was something missing.

[00:23:21]that it was like non-custodial with its own integrated protocol as well that would integrate in one interface for example in a very nice uh smooth experience and also visibility multi-chain experience and uh I assume in the wallet you have like all the categories that you would have in a wallet like accounts tokens and all of that but you can see them all organized and doesn't matter if it's XRPL, if it's one chain or another. And uh in other wallet for example, like even on MetaMask, which is like one of the biggest one, one of the issues that I've seen is for example, people that would be using the Hera mainet on MetaMask, they would have to like switch chain. So you could have like your regular account EVM account which is where the most people uh in general in the world of crypto keep have their crypto right when they use metamask you will see like you have an balance I don't know 10k and then you like switching chain network and you have let's say $1,000 worth of h bar this $2,000 worth of h bar on the other side when you're seeing EVM you cannot see 30,000 work and when you're seeing you cannot see the other ones work and I saw and I thought that for example this was one big UX um I wouldn't say like an issue but more like we could have done like an improvement for which we did in the sense that now like you have all your assets in one unified vision and uh we have this uh super fast hetic connect protocol along alongside the wallet connect integrated.

[00:25:12]Um what to say like the multi-IG uh the multiig is also something that you don't really find often in most wallets. Um working also with this type of protocol P2P uh with the fall back to Nostra uh relay and we also have really cool actually let me share the screen again meanwhile I speak one second.

[00:25:38]>> Sure.

[00:25:40]Can you you guys see it?

[00:25:44]>> Yes, we do.

[00:25:46]>> So um if you go for example in settings, no we have here well you have the classic change password biometric authentication.

[00:25:59]Uh we also have like a autolock lock wallet. You can customize after how long you can lock the wallet.

[00:26:06]uh two factor authentication which is this one is pretty cool you know because it helps you in terms of like internal manual security for like if you have people around if you're outside or something like that when you have to like approve a transaction but it's even more cooler because if actually if you actually implement this what you basically do is to have transaction for example uh internal transaction threshold where you require two factor authentication uh confirmation before you send more than uh I don't know $100 worth of H bar for example 100 H bar 100 XRP and or anything like that. Um also we have some animations where you can control uh in terms of like if you wish to have special effects uh like this for example you have them disabled page transition and whatnot but also in appearance we have like you can basically build your team which I think it's pretty cool and almost no wallet comes with something like that by default you know and here there is some uh standard ones you can see that you can kind of try out by sweet made by us.

[00:27:21]There's a cool cyberpunk one.

[00:27:25]>> I was actually playing around with these colors yesterday. I like I don't know the name of it, but it's the one I think you call it dark, but it's like kind of a greenish dark color. If you can find that one.

[00:27:39]>> Yeah, there's there is quite there are quite many like to to begin with. So all those things together and terms of user experience and the usability and streamlining also the way you interface to web three for us has been really important especially when you work on multi-chain protocols. you have a protocol that works multi-chain better say you know um I've got a question here because uh Brazenski took a question one of the more recent ones I've got an old one here that I don't want to disappear in chat um I don't know whether Tom or you want to answer this uh might be a little bit complicated uh basically um some recent Recently uh Matt to nowhere asks uh have a question.

[00:28:42]I have connected my Joey wallet um to first ledger on the XRPL.

[00:28:48]If I then import my Joey wallet into Hu wallet, can I execute the connection to first ledger and Joey from my H dashboard?

[00:29:02]So well um usually what you're able to do between wallets is to uh basically being able to export like a specific private key and this was from XRPL. So they will be able to export [music] uh their key importer into their the XR our well uh exit wallet and from there they would be able to connect to the apps like um the integrate wallet connect to the list.

[00:29:41]I'm not really uh familiar much with that product which they mentioned but that's how usually um import export of accounts work and the app connection if the wallet has uh wallet connect unless they have like whatever they're connecting with it's a another protocol for which we don't know nothing about but uh the standard will be wallet connect.

[00:30:06]>> Yeah. No no see where you're coming from there. Um, I got something from Discord as well. Bear with me a second.

[00:30:18]Um, let's see.

[00:30:21]Uh, regarding multic.

[00:30:24]Um, I had created a couple of multisig accounts. Um, would like to know if those accounts would be available on the wallet when it rolls out. So, apparently they've already got a couple of multi-IG accounts. Uh, are they going to be so basic? Yeah, that's the question. If anyone's got a couple of a multi-IG multisig accounts, are they going to be able to import those and use those within the Hu wallet?

[00:30:55]>> I think you might be muted.

[00:30:56]>> Yeah, I was muted. Yeah, >> absolutely. Yes. Uh, we actually imported ourselves an account that we had in the multisig of V1.

[00:31:07]So it's as simple as just uh when you go uh let me share my screen again so I can directly show you how that works. It's uh also pretty straightforward. One second.

[00:31:29]Okay, I'm sharing. Can you guys see?

[00:31:36]There you go.

[00:31:40]>> Seeing that.

[00:31:41]>> So, um when you have a multiG that already exists, one person from the that is part of that multiG what they just have to do um is to go create account and you can basically click here and manually import the existing one. So here you can put whatever name uh you want because it's not something written on chain.

[00:32:07]Uh let's import you always select like the environment from which you desire to import the account from the onchain multisig address. So what happens is right now I'll pretend that this random account is a multiig.

[00:32:26]Um, you just put what the threshold was and everything.

[00:32:31]I will have my wallet.

[00:32:48]Simple as that. Now obviously um when you do this then you're going to have to also start party but uh it's going to have to be a proper one in the sense like this was an example one. So this was only for like um sort of developer mode show showing you easily how to do it. Um but yeah, as long as the the data is correct, the all the accounts and everything is this will work. Else it would of course not work because the public keys and such wouldn't match, you know.

[00:33:28]>> Um [snorts] I've got another kind of a really basic question here though from X-ray. He it's kind of a comment and question in one. He said, "So basically it seems like um Huete wallet is like a general basic wallet but with more interoperability and governant features.

[00:33:47]Would you would you say that's a fair assessment or would you say it goes deeper than that?

[00:33:55]C >> can you repeat the last part? Sorry, lost you."

[00:33:59]Uh basically he's he's making a statement but asking a question at the same time saying that Huete wallet seems like basically a standard wallet but with more um interoperability and government uh governance features. Would you say that's a fair assessment or is it does it go deeper than that?

[00:34:20]Well, another uh thing that I haven't mentioned about the wallet is that uh it will become the doorway to the portal for developers, the smart app developers because there will be the smart app marketplace there, right? And also for the smart node runners as well.

[00:34:40]those. Um, one of the other user experience uh optimization that we have thought about is to create this wallet that would eventually become like a one-stop shop uh in order for uh any end user to basically do initiate everything from there and being able to manage a little bit everything from there. Oh. Um, the really thing that stands out about those things is the fact that paired with the V3 engine that will be coming out uh our engine protocol, it will become an absolute beast because you will also have like smart agents uh that you could control from like the wallet.

[00:35:28]um trade with them, let them trade, do their thing according to the validator set of rules and that those add-ons, call them add-ons, those smart apps that will be used through the wallet will make the wallet seem like it's the wallet itself that is doing much more in the sense that like the experience that you will have in the wallet is like it's the wallet doing those things, right? At least from an user user experience uh standpoint. And that's also really important for us.

[00:36:03]>> Awesome. That's good to hear more.

[00:36:06]>> Go for it, Rosanski.

[00:36:09]>> Yeah, Tbachi, I actually had a question.

[00:36:11]Um, it's a little bit off off the topic of what we were discussing. Um, it has more to do with AI and agentic economy.

[00:36:19]And my question for you is, um, 8 intends to be the operating system for the agentic economy, right? Um, and one of the most exciting things on the road map that we have is a Gent permission framework. So my question is, what does an AI agent look like when it interacts with an 8sweet wallet versus a standard web 3 wallet?

[00:36:47]You're on mute.

[00:36:49]>> Oh, yes. Uh, Tommy's grabbing this.

[00:36:54]>> Yeah. Can you guys hear me?

[00:36:57]Yes, we can, Tom.

[00:36:59]>> Cool. Well, basically uh the the the main thing is that um our engine will will be able to support smart agents uh built into the network. So, uh the wallet will be like the access gate to handle, manage and deploy your agents basically. So the the agents doesn't leave into your wallet because this would be like kind of centralized solution. The agent lives into the smart engine network in a totally decentralized trustless permissionless way and you control you your ownership.

[00:37:40]It's it's from from within your web 3 wallet. So basically the the agent would be running in a decentralized way but the ownership will be in your hands because it's strictly connected to the wallet that sorry to the accounts that you have been importing or deriving into your own wallet. Those those that will deploy the agent will be the owner of those agents one. So th this is something important to specify because it it opens a fully different scenario if you think about it. Um because you don't have to have your phone on or or your desktop on always connected to the wallet extension or something to have it running. You know it will be doing the job as required. uh you can be offline, you you can shoot off your devices and so on. So the agentic um framework is going to be really interesting because uh it's uh it's under heavy testing right now on the smart engine test net v3 and once the testing will be uh completed we will uh slowly add new features into the wallet.

[00:38:58]So for example as for now you don't see the widgets you don't see the apps but they are already there you know uh the first release will be the the uh the basic features including uh all the theming that we sold to FA then we will slowly be adding uh extensions and plugins. So you guys will see the wallet growing during those months after the release because we have as we said we have the multi, we have the um the smart apps and the widget that will be added.

[00:39:35]We have the uh smart app uh developer portal will be included into the wallet.

[00:39:43]Uh the node runners whenever the time will come will be done from the wallet.

[00:39:49]Uh what else? I mean it's going to be like really as as as we already said many times it's going to slowly become the the operational centers uh for uh different types of users. That's the thing because if you can imagine you are a developer then into your wallet you can uh control the state of our of your uh sub um smartup subscriptions how much they're consuming how is the performance is going uh how many users are using it uh all the stats all the thing you can renew your subscription and it's all in in in in your wallet you And likewise, if you are a final user and you love to uh I don't know read crypto news, then you can install the crypto news widget in wallet and then you directly read the news and you go trade some asset you know. So uh it's it's like a never leaving approach so to speak. Once you enter you can build up your own ecosystem.

[00:40:56]You can set it up uh in many different ways by installing different widgets, different themes, different uh language if you wish, different currencies. So, it's it's very much customizable and will bring a lot of things with it.

[00:41:14]>> All right. Thank you. Thank you so much for that detailed uh answer. Uh one other question I guess it it has to do with multi-chain because we're talking about multi-IG transactions. Um my question would be in terms of the dominance that we we think we can get uh since H Suite is fundamentally chain agnostic uh how soon will we see multi-chain atomic workflows that bridge the gap seamlessly between Hyera XRPL and other networks that we are potentially looking forward to like Bitcoin and stable coin layers natively inside the wallet interface.

[00:41:55]I'm not sure I understood the question correctly. Atomic force was the atomic force you said >> uh workflows. Atomic workflows.

[00:42:06]>> Okay. Atomic workflows between uh like migrating like multi in what sense?

[00:42:13]Because I mean the way that it works is like that smart app developer let's say would build a smart app once and potentially deploy it on any chain that is supported by the V3 and uh it would automatically be also in the wallet with the corresponding chain of uh uh belonging.

[00:42:38]>> Yeah. So, so I guess I guess you answer the question is once v3 is audited and complete then we could see that seamless uh transition through all all the networks that we're working with correct that will be seamless >> yeah considering that um once the audit is done for like the release of mainet u but we will very soon begin testn net deployments with uh header and xrp to start but there are others in the pipeline Okay, nice. Uh there was a community question. I think uh this was already addressed, but um if if we can highlight it for here, it's uh what feature would most benefit users that separates us from the native wallets that currently exist on I guess on Hideera specifically hashbacks SS and Kabilo wallet.

[00:43:31]Uh first of all I would say the native connect protocol or native connect because it allows you to have a very uh smooth experience uh especially when managing also like multi queries and uh also the app eventually would run uh in a much seamless way. And one one other thing for example is that in the future when uh one one of the reason we created the native connect protocol came from the urge of introducing um batch transactions on header list right because we we stopped wanting to depend on um on waiting basically others that would implement things to properly work right And the native connect protocol started for this reason to have enhanced uh functionality. And what for example batch transaction would allow us with the hu native connect on a deck such as silk suite eventually is to have many more routing uh between pools. What does it mean that usually when you have let's say uh let's say you have pool ABCD right you could technically reach um there is a routing limit for which you can reach like from token A to for the pool A from token the last token of the last pool and uh with limited routing you have more limited possibilities of performing arbitrage between pools Let's say for example with what much more routing which batch transactions would allow us to um that changes things because it would increase uh exponentially like the potential routings on uh between pools on a decentralized exchange and that can be very much more advantageous for the users of that application for example.

[00:45:36]Um then yeah the peer-to-peer connection of the multiig uh coming from the our protocol it's super good um very well done we worked hard on it. Of course there are still like a few things that a few hiccups that might show up here and there but um with the audit and everything we nailed um the foundations and also performance wise and security wise so we are a very good uh standpoint I would say.

[00:46:06]And in terms of like compared to like other other wallets and also like the multisig I don't remember if uh they recently they yet released like uh the multi- features on the other wallets present like on their ecosystem uh but we are one of the few surely to do so.

[00:46:29]>> Hey thank you for that response. Uh, Sarge, would you like to ask anything?

[00:46:35]>> Yeah, I had a question here from a community member. U give me a second.

[00:46:41]Uh, and it reads like this. I'm curious about how well it will handle scale.

[00:46:46]Obviously, they're talking about the wallet here. How well it how well will it handle scale? Uh, will it be able to comfortably manage thousands of active users at the same time or a big wave of simultaneous new wallet creations? So they're just wondering how it's going to handle scale. Think day one adoption.

[00:47:04]Think everyone logging in trying to create a new wallet. How's it going to handle that?

[00:47:10]>> Yeah. No, we made actually in a way so that it's basically all you got to we can say like client base right in the sense that like when you do queries and connections and such there is no like um other than the nolay there is no other like uh like a server we don't have a server plugged to it so to speak where could cause if there were 10,000 people together cause like sort of congestion or something like that. Um so under the standpoint uh yeah it's really really scalable. Now if you had like a a smart app for example that you would install in the wallet you know and uh like it's already it's not part of the wallet you know so if you had like a smart app that for for some reason may have some sort of congestion or something that's like would be due to different types of reasons. But the wallet itself uh yeah it's really really scalable and uh production ready.

[00:48:15]>> Awesome. It's good to hear. No one likes uh no one likes uh things dying when everyone tries to jump in at the same time, right? Um like those uh exciting new NFT launches or mints or stuff like that and everything uh everything burns to the ground, right? Uh never never a good time. Never a good time. Uh, do we have any other questions, Rosenski? That is pretty much all the questions I've got specifically for the wallet.

[00:48:43]>> Uh, nothing from my side, but uh, I can definitely, um, generate some more for us if you if if the TE's are up for it.

[00:48:55]>> Generate what questions?

[00:48:58]Um well well I guess the question would from my end would be you know a a lot of the XRPL community uses Salmon wallet.

[00:49:08]Um and in terms of that like fundamentally that's that's the trust for them that's the standard trust layer for them. So would it would it be efficient to say or would it be correct to say that if you're if you're looking for something that's sure it's incredibly reliable, but if you're looking for something that's stepping into the future of decentralized finance, then you want to use 8 wallet.

[00:49:33]Yeah, I mean um I I I can tell you that uh like I said before a little bit about wallets that we wanted to stand out for different reasons. Right now if you take uh into account salmon wallet comparison we have uh different things in terms of like for example even architecture um because we are decentral like the wallet itself like native connect is decentralized like there are the nostrays uh there is no mandatory server whatsoever while uh as far as my remember my memory recalls right the architecture of salmon is based on like uh it's more centralized centralized through some APIs that they got. Um same for like the way that they do the app transports and u um other things that are more on the technical side besides like a user usability experience and I think that the usability experience also from our side it's more yeah independent from the platform on the wallet itself because it comes with like a set of things defined and then like the big Part of it will be when you will be able to install the wheel the the widgets uh smart apps that will enhance the wallet functionality to like becoming like a real one-stop shop platform where everything will be managed from there.

[00:51:07]>> Sounds very dominant to me. Topachi looking forward to it.

[00:51:15]>> I am looking forward to using it myself.

[00:51:18]In fact, I might go have a play with it on the uh the uh the version that is shut off from uh from the public >> right now. Well, for those probably >> I bet somebody will try to to join the on the wallet h.app. They they they have they have I had a complaint about a question in the in in >> we didn't you know the X chat that is set up for it where we had the the beta testers from >> No, we didn't mention the little detail that nobody can. So probably some people thought that it was like oh mistake or something to show.

[00:51:58]>> Yeah. They they they thought it was busted. They've been trying to connect to it but they're like no we uh we shut that down so no one else could play with it. So they weren't happy.

[00:52:09]But they won't have to.

[00:52:10]>> Okay. Well, um >> All right. Well, um I think we're getting cutting cutting close to the hour. Uh and the TE's do have a lot of uh developer stuff to complete for tomorrow. Um so, I would do I I would like to thank uh Topachi and Tom for making an appearance today and uh co-hosting as well. Sergeant, thank you very much for co-hosting. Uh, as a last remarks um, for the community, I would just like to say, you know, which wallet is better? Are you using the community wallets or are you going to go look for the 8uete wallet? Well, my response is, you know, if you're looking to step into the future of decentralized finance, uh, where you can potentially automate a lot of the tasks on a day-to-day basis, where you can safely delegate tasks to your AI bot, um, protect you from smart contract hacks because 8u is definitely not using smart contracts and orchestrate actions seamlessly across multi multiple blockchains, whether it be Salana, Bitcoin, XRPL, Hideera, Salana, uh, um bit polka dot uh ethereum possibly well then your answer is 8 operates in an entirely different way right and it's a vastly superior engineering uh on that basis so there's a lot to look forward to guys and I think 8's team is uh very hyped and very happy to share this product with you guys tomorrow on our uh on our main launch day uh and I would just like to reiterate to the community that uh tomorrow we have an X spaces that's going live at uh 6 p.m. UTC on uh on on Twitter on X and you guys can uh sh follow all the links. If you have any questions or if you're not able to follow, we're happy to um communicate with you guys on Discord as well. So you guys are able to do that. It will be a recorded channel. Uh so for anyone that's not able to uh join in uh you can you can follow that recording on the weekend and uh listen in on what what all things were shared. Um but there's a lot to look forward to. Um and I'm definitely looking forward to the multi-IG and batch transactions on Hideera. So that there's that. But um I'd like to thank everyone that was able to chime in today and listen to us live.

[00:54:30]And for those of you guys will that be listening to us on the recording uh we really appreciate your your time here.

[00:54:38]So having said that thank you very much Topachi Tom and uh Sergeant uh those will be my last pleasure as usual.

[00:54:46]>> Anything else you guys would like to add on?

[00:54:48]>> Yeah.

[00:54:48]>> No just have a great even just have a great evening everyone and really looking forward to seeing you at the spaces tomorrow.

[00:54:56]>> All right. Thank you very much guys.

[00:54:58]We're looking forward to seeing you guys all at tomorrow. Remember, $2,500 in prizes and giveaways.

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