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Cardano Prepares to Launch Its “One-Stop Shop” Light wallet, Lace

Features of the Cardano Light Wallet

Lace, Cardano’s first light wallet, has received high praise ahead of the app’s official roll out by IOG. Lace will allow users to store, control and manage crypto assets and non-fungible tokens all in one place.

IOG explains that the goal is to turn Lace into a full-fledged “one-stop-shop” wallet. Another key aspect of Lace is its interoperability, and the ability to use different blockchain ecosystems.

Although it will be launching with limited interoperability between the Cardano and Ethereum networks, IOG has promised to work to implement other sidechains, and eventually connect Lace to all other blockchains.

Lace: The Portal into Web 3.0

Lace allows anyone to access the potential of the Web 3.0. To achieve this, the IOG has seen to the provision of a free, decentralized app (dApp) store, which will have facilities both for developers and regular users.

End users will also be able to access the limitless world of dApps through Cardano, acting as an alternative to the iOS and Android apps that carry the corporate burden of centralization.

IOG explained that Lace was designed without all the crypto jargon, with heavy emphasis placed on keeping the app easy to understand and navigate by newcomers and seasoned crypto users alike.

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Why You Should Care

Unlike other light wallets, which are typically limited to a single chain, IOG has designed Lace to be a one-stop solution with multi-blockchain support.

Learn more about sidechains and interoperability with Cardano below:

Cardano Launches New Permissionless EVM Sidechain on Testnet

For details of the Vasil hard fork, check out:

Cardano’s Vasil Hard Forked Delayed – IOG Announces New Launch Date

The latest price predictions for the ADA are also covered in:

Cardano (ADA) Expected to Hit $1 After Vasil Hard Fork, Says Community Vote

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Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com

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