Saga Network MathWallet User Guide

MathWallet has supported Saga Network Saga is a Layer 1 protocol that allows developers to automatically spin up parallelized and interoperable dedicated chains that elastically scale with their Web3 application needs. Follow guide below and start using saga network: First, install the MathWallet latest version from https://mathwallet.org On the chain list click + button at […]

How to Buy Solana Chain’s Inscription on MagicEden using MathWallet

First, install the MathWallet latest version from https://mathwallet.org Find the Solana chain in the public chain list on the left , create or import your wallet Enter the wallet page and click the browser button in the middle below Enter MagicEden website link: https://magiceden.io/ Select the “Solana” chain on the homepage, “Inscriptions” inscription category Select […]

TON MathWallet User Guide

MathWallet has supported TON TON—The Open Network is a decentralized and open internet, created by the community using a technology designed by Telegram. Follow guide below and start using TON: First, install the MathWallet latest version from https://mathwallet.org On the chain list click + button at bottom, search and open TON Return to the public chain list page, find […]

MathWallet Bitcoin Lightning Network User Guide

MathWallet has supported Bitcoin Lightning Network What is Bitcoin Lightning Network The Lightning Network is a peer-to-peer payments network that utilizes payment channels anchored on the Bitcoin blockchain to enable near-instant and low-cost Bitcoin settlements between participants. These payment channels are linked together, allowing users to pay anyone in the network without trusting the participants. […]

MathWallet now supports Blocknative Transaction Boost

Transaction Boost is an MEV-protected aggregator that preserves privacy, enabling wallets and dapps to protect end users from frontrunning and sandwiches, while providing real-time status updates that maintain observability of ongoing transaction states, thereby enhancing the end user experience. User Guide: First, open your ETH wallet and click on the settings page At the bottom, […]

MathWallet now supports BTC Ordinals NFT

What is BTC Ordinals NFT? The Ordinals protocol assigns a unique serial number to each Satoshi based on the mining order of Satoshi, making it non-homogeneous. When transferring Satoshi, it follows the first-in, first-out rule. Since both the numbering scheme and the transfer scheme are order-dependent, the protocol is named Ordinals. The Ordinals protocol runs […]

MathWallet now supports BRC20

What is BRC-20 BRC-20 is a token standard based on the Bitcoin network, similar to the ERC-20 in the Ethereum.It utilizes 𝗢𝗿𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗶𝗻𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗶𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 of 𝗝𝗦𝗢𝗡 data to deploy token contracts, mint and transfer tokens. Follow guide below and start using BRC-20: First, switch to the Bitcoin network. Create or import a wallet that has BRC-20 […]