What Does ‘Composable’ Mean for Wallets?Composability is the ability to build your wallet stack piece by piece—choosing your own auth, onboarding, and UX. Instead of inheriting a fixed experience from a third-party service, you define it end to end. If you’ve built with other SDKs, you know it’s fast but rigid. Composability is like building your own checkout flow—tailored to your users, optimized for your context, and fully under your control. So why build your own when someone else offers i...

What Does ‘Composable’ Mean for Wallets?Composability is the ability to build your wallet stack piece by piece—choosing your own auth, onboarding, and UX. Instead of inheriting a fixed experience from a third-party service, you define it end to end. If you’ve built with other SDKs, you know it’s fast but rigid. Composability is like building your own checkout flow—tailored to your users, optimized for your context, and fully under your control. So why build your own when someone else offers i...

Loopring has announced that it will shut down the Loopring Wallet by the end of June 2025. For users, this means migrating assets, updating interfaces, and—most critically—losing continuity. No exploit. No protocol failure. Just a business decision that turns a once-critical access point into a dead end. This isn’t a bug. It’s a feature of the current wallet infrastructure landscape. Loopring’s exit highlights a deeper risk baked into wallet architecture: one that affects users today, but sho...

Loopring has announced that it will shut down the Loopring Wallet by the end of June 2025. For users, this means migrating assets, updating interfaces, and—most critically—losing continuity. No exploit. No protocol failure. Just a business decision that turns a once-critical access point into a dead end. This isn’t a bug. It’s a feature of the current wallet infrastructure landscape. Loopring’s exit highlights a deeper risk baked into wallet architecture: one that affects users today, but sho...

When we first set out to build our SDK, we had a clear goal: to make blockchain development as accessible as possible for developers, particularly those without any prior web3 experience. By abstracting away all aspects of web3, including tokens, contracts, and transaction building, we aimed to lower the barrier to entry and empower developers to build seamlessly without needing to understand the intricacies of the blockchain ecosystem. However, after working closely with early partners like ...

When we first set out to build our SDK, we had a clear goal: to make blockchain development as accessible as possible for developers, particularly those without any prior web3 experience. By abstracting away all aspects of web3, including tokens, contracts, and transaction building, we aimed to lower the barrier to entry and empower developers to build seamlessly without needing to understand the intricacies of the blockchain ecosystem. However, after working closely with early partners like ...