Portal Wallet

A wallet is the gateway that connects users to the blockchain world. It is not only used asset management, but it can also serve as a “token integrator” of sorts, holding all kinds of tokens and functionality in one place. For example, DeFi governance tokens, which have become very popular with the concept of liquidity mining, are certificates of governance which would be utilized by signing transactions in wallets tointeract with various contracts. The wallets that most users are familiar with are still limited. (It’s also worth noting that people who are familiar with blockchain wallets are still the minority, as blockchain is not yet a mainstream technology.) Typically, the wallets users know about are commonly used on Ethereum to interact with contracts. As such, non-Ethereum public chains have difficulty encouraging users to install a plug-in wallet or mobile wallet that works with their own chain, unless the chain’s ecosystem has developed enough to attract frequent users. But so far, that scenario hasn’t happened, and users are not likely to use a wallet from a chain outside of Ethereum. Portal Wallet’s response: Okay, let’s use Ethereum wallets to receive and send CKB.