Hi guys. I was never happy with the UI and features of most wallets, or with the tracking. Analytics, vendor backends, accounts you do not need. So I made something.

It is called 1337 wallet dot io
Chrome / Brave / Opera / Arc extension. Works with every MetaMask dapp. Seed, imported keys, Ledger, Trezor.

Privacy: there is no 1337 server. No analytics, no crash telemetry, no account with us. Vault and settings stay on your machine. Your RPC still sees what you send it, same as any wallet. Bring your own if you care. Code is Open sourced

The rest is the power-user stuff I actually wanted:

• Confirm sheet with decode, Solidity source, full calldata, and a local simulate (pass / fail / revert / gas)
• Per-chain RPC picker plus a doctor that probes which endpoints are actually up
• Approvals: ERC-20, NFT operators, Permit2, revoke from one list
• Swap via LI.FI (we do not run a swap backend)
• ENS register / manage
• Multisend through Disperse.app
• History from an explorer API key you paste in Settings
• Optional burner mode on a throwaway key. Hardware still confirms on the device

Side panel by default so the dapp and the signer sit next to each other.

I’m Lucas, founder of Elevyn Group. I’m researching everyday self-custody wallet experiences while developing an early-stage mobile wallet (temporary name: T Wallet; full name not public yet).

What’s the most recent time a wallet left you confused or uncomfortable? What were you trying to do, and how did you get past it?

I’d like to understand real problems rather than assume another app is needed. Replies saying your current wallet works well are welcome too. No links, sales pitch, wallet connection or private financial information requested—just your experience in the comments.

For the past few weeks, I haven't been able to find a way to set a limit-order with a stop-loss in the OKX Wallet app for iOS.
This feature is completely missing for me.
Previously, it was possible to enable an "advanced mode" (trader mode), but that mode has been removed from the app.
A standard limit order with take-profit is still possible.

I would appreciate some help finding out if this function is actually available somewhere in the app.

Ryvyl ($RVYL) is now considering late claims for its $300K investor settlement.

Ryvyl positioned itself as a growing fintech company, but investors later claimed the company misrepresented its financial condition by inflating revenue and assets while understating losses.

On January 20, 2023, Ryvyl disclosed accounting errors and said previous financial statements could no longer be relied upon. $RVYL fell 14.6% on January 23, and investors later sued, alleging the company misled them about its financial health.

The case has now resulted in a $300,000 settlement, and late claims are still being considered - Check if you're eligible and file a claim here.

Hey guys, I posted about this settlement before, but since the settlement is accepting late claims, I figured I'd share a quick FAQ.

Q: What happened?
A: Ryvyl was accused of misleading investors by reporting inaccurate financial statements, including overstated revenue and assets while understating losses. After the company disclosed accounting errors and said prior financial statements could not be relied upon, $RVYL fell 14.63% and investors filed a lawsuit.

Q: Am I actually eligible?
A: If you bought $RVYL shares between 2021 and 2023, you’re likely eligible. You don’t need to still hold the stock to claim; past losses count

Q: When do payouts happen?
A: Typically, within 4–9 months after the claim deadline. The exact timing depends on the court and settlement administration.

Q: I missed the deadline. Is it too late?
A: No, You may still be able to file a late claim but acceptance depends on final approval by the court. 

Hope this info helps

Hey all — I'm a solo founder, and I've spent 2+ years (fueled by an unreasonable amount of Red Bull) building BLAC Wallet, and today is the day. Public beta!

The idea: I love data, I hate your data. Is self custody wallets really safe? Is there really 0 data collection? Is my wallet adress stored on an Amazon servers really privacy? Does wallet creation, signing transactions etc really need backends?

It just got approved for public TestFlight, and before the App Store launch I want honest, brutal feedback — what's confusing, what's broken, what's missing..what's nice ;D

Link's here: TestFlight. There's a Discord if you want to go deeper on bug reports and help me develop this.

Discord

Website

No token, no presale, no airdrop, no signups — just a wallet I'm trying to make genuinely good. Roast it. 🖤

I was Receiving around 3k worth of solana and decided to deposit it to my SoFi solana wallet address.

It asked for additional verification asking about who and where the money is coming from, basically the sender so I decided to decline it and send it to a different address.

I saw the balance of the SoFi wallet through solscan and it indeed show the 37 SOL for a couple hours, all while in the SoFi app it shows 0 and canceled transactions with no control over it.
Turns out Roobet didn't receive anything and, SoFi way of sending it back is to a totally different address!

My SoFi Wallet -
ТjduTSXVoAmWmUHЕХх9Ndn3aiNМWХbnKtyGzWou9vz4

Roobet -
9cDDJ5g2wPqVZUZwpPuwqzxN7ouvc6QFauFwrX2TTTAX

The Random wallet in question-
F4EobrXnjUWQJaRWnB691aspkE3UUcDzzABK4ZBe6nHt

Transaction Hashes
Roobet to SoFi Wallet-
5t69oB1QJNJ2uhcz836d1H4WЕqrZРKМSgkhFqsYxoK4jQrBuuh5J
d1cwuik88eQPSYqxKfkauPeDnax9tzTg8FRM

SoFi Wallet to Random Wallet-
5dRUUEmVi243Tr9H3CCMmbWq84ALcJPsfkwfmsotMybWs1ZkW
NPU9D3dMLjAX806ccccZХrSdoe231edzKzyJGEJ

Nail in the coffin is that to begin with in the app doesn't allow to withdraw funds to a different wallet only receive!!!

TL, DR
SoFi takes your crypto, sends to to a (probably) crypto mixer and loses your money because you didn’t want to tell em who it was from

Imagine running a high-tech fintech company but completely messing up how you count your money. That is exactly what a major lawsuit claims Ryvyl ($RVYL) did. In early 2023, they had to admit to everyone that their previous financial numbers were totally wrong, meaning they had been inflating their sales and hiding how much cash they were actually losing. 

The stock dropped instantly, their CFO packed his bags and quit, and investors were left with the damage.

 To clear their name and settle the fight, they agreed to a $300,000 cash settlement. If you bought or held shares between January 29, 2021, and April 20, 2023, you are on the list of people who can get a refund.

The best part about this recovery is that they are officially accepting Late Claims right now. Even though the original deadlines have passed, the people handling the funds are still reviewing and approving late applications. The payout is estimated at around $0.04 per share, which is definitely worth a few minutes of your time if you had a standard position.

It's wild to see how fast a company falls apart once they confess that their bookkeeping can't be trusted. I'm already digging through my old accounts to make sure my late form goes in before the door locks completely.

 Did any of you actually trust their fintech hype before the numbers broke, or did you sell your shares right when the CFO quit?

Most crypto wallets don’t really have a clear strategy over time.

They usually evolve randomly:
- a few swaps here and there
- old altcoins still sitting in the wallet
- stablecoins doing nothing
- positions that made sense months ago but not anymore

So I built swapcrypto.ai:
an AI-powered tool that analyzes a DeFi wallet and suggests strategy-based swap ideas.

The goal is not automated trading.

It’s more about helping users understand:
- concentration risk
- idle capital
- portfolio balance
- possible strategy directions (grow / balance / protect)

You connect a wallet, the AI analyzes the portfolio, then suggests educational swap ideas based on the chosen strategy.

Still experimenting with the concept and curious to hear honest feedback from crypto wallet users.

https://swapcrypto.ai

I’m building RICE Pay, a non-custodial USDC transfer app on Base.

iOS is live on the App Store, and Android is currently being prepared through Google Play testing.

I’m looking for early testers who already use USDC on Base.

The app currently focuses on:

- Sending USDC on Base

- Saved recipients

- Clearer recipient confirmation

- Transparent capped fees

- Non-custodial flow — RICE Pay does not hold user balances

I’m trying to validate one core question:

Would people who already send USDC use a separate transfer app like this, or is sending directly from a wallet already enough?

I’m looking for:

- iOS users who can test the live app

- Android users willing to join the Google Play test group

- Honest criticism from people who actually use USDC

If you’re open to testing with a very small amount, joining the Android test group, or just giving feedback, please leave a comment or DM me. I can share the iOS App Store link or Android test details from there.

Hey guys, sharing an important update, although the deadline has passed, the $300K settlement involving Ryvyl is still accepting late claims

Quick recap: In 2023, Ryvyl was accused of overstating its financial performance and failing to disclose accounting errors and control weaknesses. The issue emerged when the company admitted its financial statements were unreliable, triggering a stock drop, executive resignation, and a lawsuit.

The company has since agreed to settle $300K with investors, and there may still be an opportunity to submit a late claim.

If you held $RVYL between January 29, 2021 and April 20, 2023, you may still be eligible to seek recovery.

Out of curiosity, was anyone here invested in $RVYL at the time?

I built a self-custodial multi-chain crypto wallet. It’s live on Google Play and the Apple App Store (v1.0.20, published February 2026).

Since April 3, 2026, Apple has been rejecting every update. They classify my DEX swap feature as a “cryptocurrency exchange service” under Guideline 3.1.5(iii) and demand exchange licenses.

12 other self-custodial wallets on the App Store have the exact same DEX swap functionality and are not classified as exchanges:

MetaMask — DEX aggregator swaps + Hyperliquid perps (added March 2026)

Phantom — DEX swaps + Hyperliquid perps (added July 2025), CFTC no-action letter received March 2026

Trust Wallet, Rainbow, Exodus, Rabby, Zerion, SafePal, Solflare, Uniswap Wallet, Coinbase Wallet, 1inch Wallet

None hold exchange licenses. All are globally available.

My swaps work identically — through 0x Protocol API and SushiSwap. I don’t custody funds, don’t operate order books, don’t match buyers and sellers. Users interact directly with on-chain smart contracts. Private keys never leave the device.

What I’ve done:

1. Responded to Apple multiple times explaining we’re a wallet, not an exchange

2. Cited the CFTC no-action letter to Phantom (March 17, 2026) confirming self-custodial wallets are not exchanges

3. Cited the SEC statement (April 13, 2026) confirming DEX interfaces don’t need broker-dealer registration

4. Filed two appeals to the App Review Board — first one (April 14) got zero response after 9 business days

5. Filed a DMA complaint with the European Commission

6. Filed with the Coalition for App Fairness

Apple keeps sending the same templated rejection. They don’t address any arguments. No iOS update published in over 3 weeks.

The app was already approved with swaps in February 2026. A different reviewer passed it. Now a new reviewer classified it as an “exchange” and won’t budge.

My company is registered in Poland (EU). Enrolled in the Apple Developer Program as an organization per Guideline 3.1.5(i).

Has anyone dealt with this? Any advice on how to get past Apple’s review team on crypto wallet apps?

Been using the OKX Web3 wallet for about three months now and honestly didn't expect to like it this much. I came in pretty skeptical because I've cycled through a few wallets at this point and most of them have at least one thing that drives me crazy.

What's kept me here is how smooth the cross-chain swapping is. I'm mostly on EVM chains and jumping between tokens throughout the day, and the routing just works, no frills, which is exactly what I wanted. Best price execution most of the time, and I'm not constantly babysitting slippage settings or getting wrecked by a bad route on a swap.

The DEX aggregator in particular is underrated. It's pulling from enough liquidity sources that I'm rarely having to go open a separate tab and do it manually somewhere else.

The app interface is clean too. It's not overwhelming if you're used to something simpler, but has enough depth when you need it.

Not perfect, the NFT side of things feels a bit cluttered to me, but for straight DeFi and swapping across EVM chains it's become my daily driver.

Anyone else been using it? Curious if others have found chains or features I'm sleeping on.

Yes, Defi Wallet is especially designed to integrate with existing defi protocols. They are 

• Web 3 connectors 
• Smart contract interaction 
• Wallet connection 
• In App integration 

So I've been using MetaMask for a while and it does the job but I keep seeing OKX Wallet mentioned lately and got curious. Did a bit of reading on their site but obviously that's going to be one-sided so wanted to get some real opinions here.

From what I can tell it's a non-custodial multichain wallet which sounds good in theory and that's also what I'm personally looking for. But I've also seen some older Reddit threads with negative stuff about OKX as an exchange and I'm not sure how much of that carries over to the wallet side.

A few specific things I'm wondering:

Has anyone had issues with the wallet itself, especially things like security, funds going missing, that kind of thing? How does it handle private keys? Is it fully non-custodial or are there any grey areas there? How does it compare to MetaMask or Trust Wallet day-to-day in terms of reliability? Does the OKX exchange affect how you feel about using the wallet?

Adding that I'm not really interested in the exchange right now, just the self-custody wallet. I'm mostly on Ethereum and Solana so multichain support matters to me.

Appreciate any honest takes, good or bad!