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Most of us know that there will be mobile wallets at some point in the future, but when? Who exactly is working on it? Do they know what they’re doing? Is Electra just an incredibly elaborate cash grab by a group loosely associated with the Dutch Mafia? Probably not, but someone said it on Discord.

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Regardless, there’s no doubt in anyone’s mind that ECA has a bright future ahead of it should the development team keep true to the roadmap. One of the Q2 goals is to release mobile wallets on both the iOS and Android platforms.

This was on my radar for a while now, but I didn’t have a burning curiosity about it until The first thing that caught my eye was the profile pictures. Each address transaction had a user-set profile picture next to it.

Could anybody see those? Was it meticulously set by each person, like phone contact pictures, or was it stored on a network like Facebook profiles? I had to know.

I scoured the internet for hours, collecting all the information I could find from dozens of webpages and group chats. By the time I was finished, I had all about 3 sentences worth of outdated information and half of my cigarettes were gone. That experience made me realize how little information there is about the new wallets and who is developing them. So, for the benefit of the Electra community, I decided to investigate. Here’s what I learned: The developers I found out that Kurcide is managing the development of the mobile wallets, but who is he?

Why is he in charge of this wallet business, and what has he worked on in the past?, also known as Marc Seal, is a new addition to the core Electra Project development team. In his free time, he enjoys drinking fragrant teas, tending to his flower garden, and I’m making this part up. What I’m not making up is that Marc has worked on multiple high profile commercial applications that he won’t let me name (I’m a bit upset about that), he has sold a mobile entertainment product valued at $4 million to AppSoft Technologies, and is currently the Director of Application Development and a major shareholder in that very same company. He and his privately owned firm, Zarmyth Ltd, are taking on the mobile development solely as believers and investors in the coin: they are not being paid a dime for anything. (but if you want to donate some ECA to thank them for all their hard work, you’re more than welcome to send it to ( EPzPmyXy2KqPYwBDbxrZwnuQy1TgtEkRqa).

Kurcide also let slip that his team is working on a dedicated ECA exchange, but did not give me any timeframe or target date. The Wallets A lot is still to be decided concerning the design and functions of the wallets, but we can make some educated guesses based on the screenshots Kurcide posted and the features he told me he’d like to see. This is the first design, posted to his Twitter account on January 7. Features such as BTC & USD value estimates, confirmation counters, and user-assigned profile pictures are suggested by this image. I spoke to him about the profile pictures in particular; he said he’d like to find a way to make them viewable to anyone using the official apps, network-wide. Personally, I really like this idea.

It breaks away from the cold, gray, impersonal idea of crypto wallets and makes them feel a bit more communal. That being said, it would be hard to implement personal pictures in the following design, but that may be just fine. The current wallet design that Kurcide’s team is working with, as of the time this article goes live. It swaps the purple gradient design for a simple, solid purple/white prominence with just a splash of electric blue at the bottom. It’s beautiful. I’m typing this minutes after it was sent to me, and I only hope everyone else’s first reactions are similar to mine. Beautiful designs are all well and good, but let’s talk features Or should I say feature?

Because there’s only one feature that even remotely matters. The brainchild of Kurcide, a fleeting, midnight thought brought to life through the womb of an opium-hazed mind. I confirmed its existence in our interview, a contribution to the world so great that I fear my life has reached its summit and will only coast sharply down through valleys of lesser accomplishment.

I am speaking, of course, about This revolutionary idea is to offer an optional stake timer replacement in the form of a progressively cooked picture of a steak. Coins which have not been staking for long will appear raw, while coins that have been on the grill for a while will be well done.

This is it, boys. The future is now. – Devoid Thank you for reading my article! If you appreciate the time I took researching, interviewing for, and writing this article, please consider donating a couple ECA to EamawiGxDBNnFWhpcyfFxMqNFVLwCsk2yy.