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Digital Wallets

Definition

Digital wallets are software or hardware applications that store public and private keys, enabling users to manage, send, and receive digital assets. They act as an interface between the user and the blockchain network, facilitating transactions and safeguarding cryptographic credentials. Different types of wallets exist, including hot wallets (connected to the internet) and cold wallets (offline), each offering varying levels of security and convenience. Proficiency with digital wallets is fundamental for engaging with cryptocurrency ecosystems.