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Money exists when it is accepted by consensus, and its value is secured by mutual trust, and as a medium of exchange, it must be readily accessible by all. Plainly stated, social relationships are the binding force all monetary transactions. In practice, we form relationships between producers and consumers, debtors and creditors (i.e., 456  deeply indebted individuals), payees, and payers. Money is social relations.

By focusing on wallet-to-wallet communication, we make it easier for wallet users to converse privately, establish trust, share information, and of course, exchange crypto assets. Simply put, it is chat built for Web3. So, everyone can send and receive messages, photos, videos, and many crypto assets (ONE, BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, etc. ), as well as form a group around common interests or shared value.

Wallets have been an important accessory since human first stripped hide from beasts. In centuries past, we use them to keep a variety of things, from valuables like cash and credit cards to essential identification documents such as driver's licenses, transit passes, and membership cards. More, as a keepsake of momentoes — each wallet is a personal iconography for its owner. Hence, we see the latent potential of wallet in the era of Web3. Imagine, a network of connected wallets that have memories and context, with capabilities to create and maintain interpersonal relationships among families, friends, co-workers, and forge new connections with stragners.

At the same time, money itself is completing an evolutionary arc from atoms to bits. Gone are the days of shiny metal or greenish paper as the only medium of exchange. Today, money is stored in secured memory and wireless chips, moving about as packets of data. So a new generation of wallet is needed — a crypto wallet. In the parlance of Blockchain, crypto wallet can be viewed as a pointer on the ledger, and the wallet is the master pointer used to open and close transactions and assign sub-pointers. In practice, crypto wallet is the entrance to the brave new world of Web3. A well-designed crypto wallet will serve as a platform for financial services, personal data vaults, and universal identities. A network of crypto wallets will become the backbone of Web3.

Considering that trading through Coinbase or Robinhood only requires a few taps on the phone, many cannot escape the impression that crypto has already crossed the chasm. In reality, it's a far cry from the truth. Many crypto wallets are meant for techies, crypto enthusiasts with a high pain threshold and willing to:

1wallet provides multiple layers of security. As a first step, your Google authenticator code is generated completely offline. The information is transmitted one way: from your authenticator to your device. The setup seed is sealed off from regular access. As a result, this mechanism eliminates one of the biggest risks associated with private-key wallets: the leakage of private keys.

In Web3, the user interface layer has been decoupled from the asset layer, which will give rise to a new and better user experience. In contrast with conventional industry yet, a Bank of America customer can't use a Wells Fargo mobile app because the assets are locked-in with the interface. By simply importing existing wallets into 1Wallet, users instantly have access to the same assets in the 1Wallet mobile app. No lock-in. No switching costs. Consumers could benefit from stronger crypto asset ownership and a better product experience. In many cases, MetaMask is the wallet of choice. A browser plugin you can use to create and manage Ethereum wallets. Every user owns their wallet. You are not locked in, no switching fees, no compatibility headaches. Timeless Wallet's users will be able to import existing assets from their wallets and simultaneously gain access to them. Our users can easily use MetaMask to access the wallet on their desktop browsers and Timeless to access the same wallet on their smartphones.

We've learned and "borrowed" liberally from the product frameworks and philosophies from the giants that came before us and added a few Timeless wrinkles to create our product philosophy in a condensed question format.

User interfaces that are well designed are often unnoticed by users, while poorly designed user interfaces force users to pay more attention to them than to their content. The purpose of 1Wallet is to fulfill an intent: to send or receive tokens, to explore intriguing NFTs, to communicate with friends... Users don’t come to play with the interface. In fact, our team assumes users don’t care about the interface, so our responsibility is to make the interface invisible.