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Today, we’re shining the spotlight on Linx, the first chain-less wallet building on Kadena. Linx is a revolutionary crypto wallet designed specifically for operating on the Kadena blockchain. With a vision to provide users with an intuitive and hassle-free experience, Linx strives to eliminate the complexities often associated with Web3 technologies. Simplicity and efficiency are important to Linx, which is why their wallet empowers users to accomplish their tasks with just a few taps, without the need for extensive technical knowledge. Say goodbye to the hurdles of the past and embrace a new era of user-centric crypto wallets with Linx.

As we delve into the exciting developments and achievements of the past three months in our Kadena Q2 Newsletter, we are thrilled to share the latest updates and developments in our ecosystem. Over the past quarter, Kadena has continued to push boundaries, foster innovation, and empower our community of builders and developers with cutting-edge technology. From groundbreaking partnerships to the launch of new projects and the expansion of our global community, there is much to celebrate!

If you’re keeping your finger on the pulse of all things Web3 and blockchain, you’ve heard all about smart wallets and how they’ve emerged as powerful and convenient tools for users. With their ability to seamlessly interact with decentralized applications (dApps), smart wallets are revolutionizing the way we engage with digital assets. Let’s explore a little deeper!

In the field of blockchain, one of the first experiences that users typically have is with a “crypto wallet.” While cryptocurrency is one of many use cases for blockchain, it is the most popular and interesting for new participants. Even in the early days of this technology, there is already an overwhelmingly broad variety of crypto wallet providers. Their fea

It’s 2019, and with Facebook’s announcement of Libra and J.P. Morgan’s introduction of JPM Coin, it has become clear that the future of business involves blockchain technology. What this means in practice, however, is harder to pinpoint. There is currently a philosophical divide when it comes to blockchain. The enterprise mindset, as represented by JP Morgan, IBM and the like, sees blockchain as only being useful if the participants are tightly controlled. This is what we call a “private” or “permissioned” blockchain.