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1. Crypto Mixer Built In

   By its very nature, Bitcoin and most other crypto transactions are public and can be traced back fairly easily. Frankly, there are many, many wallets out there already and I don't see a reason for Proton to get in on that and dilute resources.
   HOWEVER, Proton could make its Wallet truly outstanding by adding a mixer feature, similar to Tornado or Ergo. I realize this could potentially open legal implications but Proton crew is clever and can probably figure out a way around this.
   Otherwise I don't really understand why Wallet even exists. It does nothing most other crypto wallets already do.

   By its very nature, Bitcoin and most other crypto transactions are public and can be traced back fairly easily. Frankly, there are many, many wallets out there already and I don't see a reason for Proton to get in on that and dilute resources.
   HOWEVER, Proton could make its Wallet truly outstanding by adding a mixer feature, similar to Tornado or Ergo. I realize this could potentially open legal implications but Proton crew is clever and can probably figure out a way around this.
   Otherwise I don't really understand why Wallet even exists. It does nothing most other crypto wallets… more

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2. Debit Card linked to Proton Wallet

   Not sure how this would work or how it'd be possible the way it's setup, but a thought alas.

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3. Improve blurring on main Wallet screen

   Currently on the main (web) ui there is an eye icon to blur the wallet amount. Can this be extended to obsfucate the amounts listed in the transaction list.

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4. BTC Lightning network

   BTC Lightning network

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5. the ability to re-lock a wallet

   There is the ability to force entry of a second password to view a wallet, how about the ability to re-lock it after done viewing? Thanks

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6. TON support

   One of the currency I want to use in proton is telegram's ton. BTC is too expensive to use. Ton is extremely popular.

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7. Support Cardano

   Please add support for Cardano.
   + Adding support for resolving ADAHandles would be very helpful for transaction. ADAHandles is working on supporting other blockchain addresses as well, so this could potentially be a tertiary benefit in the future.

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8. OpenAlias for Receiving BTC

   Proton's use of an email resolving to a crypto address is not unique, OpenAlias is a DNS-based open standard that has been around since 2014. This standard should be implemented so any wallet (like Cake or Electum) can send BTC to a Proton email address.

   https://openalias.org/#implement

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9. Pay fiat with Crypto

   Pay via ApplePay or Debit Card but uses crypto for that card.

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10. The "note" or "label" feature should be in the "receive bitcoin" window where the address is generated.

    Currently, the note/label is not applied unitl after a new txn comes in. should be able to generate an address/label first, then it should use that label/note when it is incoming.

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11. Support for Ordinals

    Proton Wallet, let's add Ordinals support.

    It'll be a blast sending digital art to friends and family via email. The Ordinals community will go wild, and it might just give Bitcoin adoption a turbo boost. Let's make it happen and have some fun with immutable digital assets on the mother chain.

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12. Support Solana and Solana based coins

    Support Solana block chain and all the Solana based coins on the network.

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13. Support for Bitcoin-based NFTs

    It would be nice to be able to store some rare Pepe’s in the same wallet with some corn. 😎

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14. Support Ethereum and Ethereum-based Coins

    Ethereum currently has the most vast quantity of cryptos under its wing. Please enable support, as it would likely lead to more widespread adoption of the wallet.

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15. Zero-Knowledge Proofs

    Description:
    Integrate zero-knowledge proofs to validate transactions and user identities without revealing any sensitive information or transaction details.

    Benefits:

    Enhanced Privacy: Allows users to prove the validity of transactions without disclosing details.
    Increased Security: Protects transaction details from being exposed.
    Use Case:
    Users can perform transactions and prove their validity using zero-knowledge proofs, keeping sensitive information private while ensuring transaction integrity.

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16. Desktop apps
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17. Coin Control
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18. Support Litecoin

    ProtonWallet should accept Litecoin, as its robust tokenomics make it a reliable and efficient option for payments. Litecoin is often regarded as the "silver to Bitcoin's gold" because it was created by Charlie Lee in 2011 as a fork of the Bitcoin Core client, aiming to address perceived limitations in Bitcoin, particularly in terms of transaction speed and cost. Like Bitcoin, Litecoin has a fixed supply, capped at 84 million coins, which helps to maintain its value over time and prevents inflation.

    Litecoin operates on a similar proof-of-work (PoW) consensus mechanism, ensuring a secure and decentralized network. However, it uses the Scrypt hashing algorithm, which is designed to be more memory-intensive and less conducive to specialized mining hardware (ASICs), promoting greater decentralization among miners. This contributes to the network's security and resilience against potential attacks.

    In terms of safety, Litecoin has a long track record of stability and reliability. Its codebase is similar to Bitcoin's, benefitting from similar security features and continuous development from a dedicated community. Litecoin's integration into ProtonWallet would offer users a fast, secure, and cost-effective payment method, aligning with the platform's goal of providing versatile and dependable cryptocurrency services.

    Advantages Over Monero

    1.  Regulatory Compliance and Transparency: Litecoin is more transparent and compliant with regulations than Monero, which prioritizes privacy and anonymity. This makes Litecoin more attractive to businesses and exchanges.
    2.  Transaction Speed and Cost: Litecoin’s 2.5-minute block time and lower transaction fees make it faster and cheaper than Monero.
    3.  Widespread Adoption and Integration: Litecoin is widely accepted by merchants, exchanges, and financial platforms, unlike Monero, which faces regulatory challenges due to its privacy features.
    

    Advantages Over Kaspa

    1.  Established History and Market Presence: Since 2011, Litecoin has built a strong market presence and a large user community, unlike the newer Kaspa.
    2.  Proven Security and Stability: Litecoin’s security is well-proven, while Kaspa’s newer GHOSTDAG protocol lacks the same real-world validation.
    3.  Liquidity and Market Cap: Litecoin has higher liquidity and market capitalization, making it easier to trade and more attractive as a payment option.
    4.  Development and Community Support: Litecoin benefits from continuous development and strong community support, ensuring quick issue resolution and network improvements.
    

    ProtonWallet should accept Litecoin, as its robust tokenomics make it a reliable and efficient option for payments. Litecoin is often regarded as the "silver to Bitcoin's gold" because it was created by Charlie Lee in 2011 as a fork of the Bitcoin Core client, aiming to address perceived limitations in Bitcoin, particularly in terms of transaction speed and cost. Like Bitcoin, Litecoin has a fixed supply, capped at 84 million coins, which helps to maintain its value over time and prevents inflation.

    Litecoin operates on a similar proof-of-work (PoW) consensus mechanism, ensuring a secure and decentralized network. However, it uses… more

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19. Support Ergo

    Bitcoin is great but has serious limitations that will make a Bitcoin only ProtonWallet feel like a dead end.

    Integrating Ergo, an eUTXO PoW blockchain, into ProtonWallet is the logical next step. Read the manifesto and see that there are many philosophical alignments between Proton and Ergo. It provides better optional privacy with an already implemented and only non-custodial mixer in the entire cryptocurrency industry called ErgoMixer that is based on the ZeroJoin protocol, an improvement over CoinJoin, which would be impossible to implement on Bitcoin currently and probably ever.

    Ergo implements Sigma Protocols, the generalization of digital signatures, enabling more capability than what is offered with Bitcoin's Taproot upgrade.

    There are other privacy features like Stealth Addresses which would be an interesting integration with ProtonMail.

    Ergo has implemented the first formally verified algorithmic stablecoin pegged to USD based on the DJED protocol, and is currently implementing two new novel algorithmic stablecoin protocols called Gluon and Dexy, which will both be pegged to Gold.

    It is the only eUTXO blockchain to have implemented NiPoPoW, based on the NiPoPoW paper, which lets a user sync with the blockchain as a superlight client trustlessly in less than 5 minutes and only needing a few MB of data. This means you could integrate this directly in ProtonWallet and each user could be running their own superlight node for managing their wallet, having increased security and decentralization directly in the browser for interacting with the blockchain!!! 🤯

    It also comes with a Rust library called sigma-rust.

    Ergo is the future of PoW and money for regular people, enabling optional privacy to protect the individual from society.

    Bitcoin is great but has serious limitations that will make a Bitcoin only ProtonWallet feel like a dead end.

    Integrating Ergo, an eUTXO PoW blockchain, into ProtonWallet is the logical next step. Read the manifesto and see that there are many philosophical alignments between Proton and Ergo. It provides better optional privacy with an already implemented and only non-custodial mixer in the entire cryptocurrency industry called ErgoMixer that is based on the ZeroJoin protocol, an improvement over CoinJoin, which would be impossible to implement on Bitcoin currently and probably ever.

    Ergo implements Sigma Protocols, the generalization of digital… more

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20. Improve display of sats amount

    The display of amounts in sats becomes very difficult to read when the amount has more than 4 digits.

    I would recommend to use spaces as thousand separators.

    Further I would really love to see an additional display unit (next to BTC, mBTC and sats). This would be a mixed display notation that is adopted by many wallets and services in the bitcoin space:

    for the lack of formatting options in uservoice I paste a link to an image:
    https://drive.proton.me/urls/S217JRRH3G#4X96Jp6vLnMt

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