Crypto Has An App Problem. Wallets Are Trying To Solve It

Try doing something useful with crypto, and you’ll soon have a handful of tabs open. Your tokens sit in a wallet. You trade them on a decentralized exchange, park them somewhere else to earn yield, check a dashboard to see how they’re doing, and bounce back to the wallet every time something needs a signature. People who’ve been around a while hardly notice anymore. Newcomers notice right away, and plenty of them give up. That’s the gap wallet makers are now chasing.