A major public blockchain is engaging in in-depth collaboration with a chip manufacturer, planning to integrate its hardware suite directly into the underlying system of 2 billion Android devices worldwide. This is not just about simple app installation but aims to enable Web3 capabilities to run natively at the hardware level.
Imagine—core functions like wallets, transaction signing, and private key security management no longer need to rely on third-party apps or browser extensions but exist as native system-level features. Users can directly access blockchain functionalities from any app they open, resulting in a much smoother interaction experience.
If this plan is successfully implemented, what does it mean? A certain public blockchain could become the first to achieve mass adoption on a global scale within Android devices. This far surpasses the traditional "app + extension" model, delivering Web3 capabilities directly to billions of end users. The potential for hardware-level integration is truly worth paying attention to.
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PaperHandSister
· 18h ago
2 billion Android devices? If that really happens, I would go all in straight away.
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Hardware-level integration sounds awesome, but can private key security really be guaranteed, or will we get cut again?
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System-level native features... it feels a bit shaky. Either it will be left unfinished or killed off by Android official.
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No hype, no blackening. If it really happens, that’s a sign of breaking the circle.
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Let's collaborate, I've heard enough, but when it goes on-chain is the real deal.
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Wallet transfers instantly, smooth interaction—that's what Web3 should look like.
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A user base of 2 billion... if it can penetrate that, it’s more powerful than any marketing.
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Why does it feel like this is still a distant dream, another PPT project?
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If hardware-level integration can really be achieved, it’s way more exciting than Twitter’s BTC wallet.
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Chip manufacturers cooperating, then security isn’t a small matter. If it gets mined, I’ll cry to death.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 21h ago
If this really comes to fruition, the Android ecosystem will be completely transformed.
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FancyResearchLab
· 23h ago
In theory, this plan is indeed interesting, but I bet five dollars that I will still get stuck at the security approval stage... System-level private key management—just thinking about how regulatory agencies in various countries will flip out.
Back to construction again, this time the pit is dug quite deep.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 23h ago
If this truly materializes... 2 billion Android users directly using on-chain wallets? Bro, isn't this a revolution?
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Wait, system-level native integration, how secure does private key management need to be? Otherwise, it's a ticking time bomb.
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Haha, forget it. I've heard this kind of news too many times. Let's see when it actually goes live.
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I believe in a smooth experience, but large-scale adoption? It depends on whether there's a killer app.
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If 2 billion people come in, what should I stock up on...
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Alright, alright. I'll first check if I can buy the dip on this blockchain's token.
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Such a high level of integration must involve countless利益博弈 (利益博弈:利益争夺,利益博弈).
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System-level integration sounds explosive, but I'm afraid it might just be another PPT project.
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If it really happens, traditional wallet apps will be truly panicked.
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FloorSweeper
· 23h ago
ngl this sounds like the kinda "we're gonna change everything" narrative that gets paper hands wet before the rug actually happens. 2 billion devices sounds sexy on paper but where's the actual adoption signal? just saying, i've seen enough "revolutionary integrations" die in the accumulation phase. if it's real, why aren't the smart money already pricing this in harder 🤔
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BlindBoxVictim
· 23h ago
2 billion Android devices... If this really happens, the wallet experience will instantly leap to a new level.
System-level integrated private keys? Security must be flawless, or it would be a disaster.
This is much more aggressive than just launching on an app store, directly securing at the chip level—bold.
But there's a lot of hype; whether it can truly be implemented depends on subsequent actions.
If it succeeds, other public chains will be panicked...
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AirdropBuffet
· 12-13 10:32
Damn, if this really comes to fruition, it would directly embed Web3 into the system core? 2 billion Android devices, that's pretty impressive.
A major public blockchain is engaging in in-depth collaboration with a chip manufacturer, planning to integrate its hardware suite directly into the underlying system of 2 billion Android devices worldwide. This is not just about simple app installation but aims to enable Web3 capabilities to run natively at the hardware level.
Imagine—core functions like wallets, transaction signing, and private key security management no longer need to rely on third-party apps or browser extensions but exist as native system-level features. Users can directly access blockchain functionalities from any app they open, resulting in a much smoother interaction experience.
If this plan is successfully implemented, what does it mean? A certain public blockchain could become the first to achieve mass adoption on a global scale within Android devices. This far surpasses the traditional "app + extension" model, delivering Web3 capabilities directly to billions of end users. The potential for hardware-level integration is truly worth paying attention to.