The VKX Wallet is applying for the BNB Chain MVB 11 (Aug/2025). We are using this cycle to organize the project at the program level: infrastructure/stability, mobile-first UX, and Web3 integrations (connection with dApps, signatures, and more consistent transaction flows). I will post updates as we progress. #BNBChain #MVB11 #Web3 #wallet🔥 #Builders
Context: Quantum Computing and Impact on Cryptographic Security
Quantum computing represents a new computational paradigm that, by exploring quantum phenomena, allows solving certain mathematical problems with exponentially superior efficiency to classical computers. In the context of cryptography, this is relevant because specific quantum algorithms, such as Shor's algorithm, may in the future compromise the asymmetric cryptography currently used by virtually all wallets and public blockchains. It is important to be technically precise: quantum computing does not pose an immediate threat to the crypto ecosystem. However, there is technical consensus that, in the medium and long term, a cryptographic migration will be necessary. The real risk is not in a sudden global break event, but in the absence of progressive preparation for this transition.
VKX Ecosystem Update: Strategic Expansion Through Global Grant Programs
Building Infrastructure, Visibility, and Long-Term Value Today marks an important strategic milestone for the VKX ecosystem. Rather than focusing on short-term hype or speculative narratives, VKX Technologies has taken a deliberate step toward long-term positioning by formally engaging with multiple global blockchain ecosystems through builder, infrastructure, and community grant programs. These initiatives are not about immediate funding. They are about visibility, credibility, and sustainable ecosystem growth. Ecosystems and Networks Engaged VKX Wallet and VKX Technologies have been submitted, registered, or positioned across multiple Layer 1 and Layer 2 ecosystems, including:
Each of these ecosystems operates independent evaluation processes focused on technical merit, usability, infrastructure quality, and long-term relevance.
What Grant Programs Really Represent
Grant programs are often misunderstood as direct financial incentives. In reality, they serve a broader and more strategic purpose. Participation in these programs enables:
Technical evaluation by protocol foundations and ecosystem councilsVisibility within official builder and developer hubsValidation of architectural decisions and product directionAccess to future partnerships, tooling, and ecosystem support This process cannot be replicated through marketing alone. VKX Wallet: Infrastructure-First Approach
VKX Wallet is being developed as a non-custodial, mobile-first wallet infrastructure, focused on:
Secure key managementMulti-chain interoperabilityImproved transaction reliabilityClear and user-friendly UX for both technical and non-technical users
The grant submissions are strictly focused on infrastructure reliability, wallet UX, and ecosystem integration, not token incentives or speculative mechanisms.
How This Impacts the VKINHA Token It is important to be transparent.
The VKINHA token operates independently from VKX Wallet’s core functionality and is not required for wallet usage, transactions, or dApp interaction. However, ecosystem growth naturally creates indirect value drivers, such as: Increased user adoption across supported networksGreater ecosystem visibility and legitimacyExpanded utility opportunities over timeStronger positioning within multi-chain environments Infrastructure growth strengthens the ecosystem that surrounds the token — without relying on artificial incentives. A Long-Term Strategy, Not a Short-Term Play This initiative reflects a broader philosophy: Build before demandPosition before exposurePrioritize credibility over hype
Projects that endure across market cycles are those that invest early in infrastructure, governance alignment, and ecosystem trust. Looking Ahead
Each step taken today is designed to support sustainable growth tomorrow. This is not a funding announcement. It is a strategic positioning update.$ And it marks another step forward in building a globally aligned, infrastructure-driven blockchain ecosystem.
Will hold another Binance Square livestream AMA in English tomorrow at 8pm-ish GMT+4 (Dubai time).
- will invite audiences on stage semi-randomly. (Heard the product improved to see tippers, sorting, etc. will test it out live.) - one question per person, keep it succinct - welcome suggestions and feedback - might give a prize for best suggestion afterwards
All tips will go to Giggle Academy. Received $28,000 from last session.🙏😆
I developed a web3 wallet on my own in Brazil. Where we already have the system that identifies if the address is malicious
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Let's Eradicate the Poison Scams
Been fighting a cold, 38.9C a couple of hours ago. First time getting sick after prison. This issue kept its airspace in my head for the last few days, even through the fever. Our industry should be able to completely eradicate this type of poison attacks, and protect our users.
All wallets should simply check if a receiving address is a “poison address”, and block the user. This is a blockchain query. Further, security alliances in the industry should maintain a real-time blacklist of these addresses, so that wallets can check before sending a transaction. Binance Wallet already does this. A user would get a warning like below if they try to send to a poison address.
Lastly, wallets should not even display these spam transactions anywhere. If the value of the tx is small, just filter it out. Protect users.