# 加密钱包

#加密钱包 Seeing the news about Stripe's acquisition of the Valora team and the collaboration between Sei and Xiaomi, what flashed through my mind was the wave of 2017. Back then, everyone was also discussing "when mainstream applications would be able to integrate wallets," and what happened? Most attempts turned out to be a flash in the pan.
But this time it is a bit different. Stripe's logic is very clear - they are not betting on cryptocurrency itself, but on the future of stablecoins as a payment tool, which is pragmatic. Although Valora's technology is not being acquired, the te

#加密钱包 Recently, I saw two major news stories that made me particularly excited—Stripe's acquisition of the Valora team to expand its stablecoin business, and Xiaomi's collaboration with Sei, which has directly integrated encryption wallets into 168 million phones worldwide. What does this mean? Web3 is quietly shifting from "users actively seeking" to "automatically reaching users."
Imagine, using an encryption Wallet in the past was like finding your way in the dark; you had to actively search, download, and learn. It's different now — it's pre-installed on your phone, as nat

#加密钱包 Seeing the news about Stripe's acquisition of the Valora team and Xiaomi pre-installing the Sei Wallet, I have to admit that I feel a bit complicated inside.
On the surface, this all seems like good news—big companies are entering the market, payment systems are improving, and compliance is advancing. However, those who have experienced several bear markets understand that this kind of "mainstream integration" story can easily mislead people. I want to remind you of a few common pitfalls:
Firstly, the fact that Valora's core technology was not sought after during the acquisition

#加密钱包 Two clues worth following have been observed: Stripe's acquisition of the Valora team to layout stablecoin, and Sei's pre-installation cooperation with Xiaomi has landed.
From an on-chain perspective, these actions reflect the transition of crypto wallets from "professional tools" to "consumer-level entry points." Stripe's move leans towards infrastructure improvement, but the core is the stablecoin payment closed loop; Xiaomi's 168 million smartphones imply something—potentially reaching hundreds of millions of users automatically.
The focus is on the funding flow signa

#加密钱包 Recently, the wallet sector has become quite interesting, as major companies have started to compete. Stripe acquired the Valora team, and Xiaomi is collaborating with Sei to pre-install a Web3 Wallet on new devices—what does this mean? Encryption wallets are gradually evolving from niche toys into consumer-grade products.
Xiaomi's recent move is even more remarkable, with a volume of 168 million smartphones globally, directly integrating Wallet and stablecoin payments into the system, so that users automatically have them when they buy a new phone. In places like Europe, Latin Amer

#加密钱包 Recently, major news has been coming in continuously, and the story of the encryption Wallet is starting to become different.
First, let's talk about Stripe's acquisition of the Valora team. On the surface, it seems like a personnel change in a wallet application, but the underlying logic is clear—big companies are competing for entry into the stablecoin ecosystem. Valora was originally a self-custody wallet in the Celo ecosystem, and now that the team has joined Stripe, the path for stablecoin payments will be faster and more stable. What does this mean for those looking to pro

#加密钱包 Upon seeing the news that Stripe acquired the Valora team, I was reminded of a recent conversation with my fren. She asked me if having more encryption Wallets is better, and I realized that many people still have misconceptions about the concept of "Wallet security."
This move by Stripe is quite interesting—they are not interested in Valora's technology and application itself, but rather in the team behind it. What does this reflect? It indicates that the stablecoin ecosystem is gradually moving towards regulation and maturity. A professional team is often worth more than an applic

#加密钱包 I just saw the news about the collaboration between Sei and Xiaomi, and I'm a bit confused but super excited! 🤯
I had been thinking about how to use wallets and was worried that the operation might be complicated, but this time Xiaomi directly pre-installed the Web3 wallet in the new phone? It feels like the threshold has been significantly lowered. I heard it's an MPC wallet, and you can get started with just a Google/Xiaomi ID, which is really friendly for beginners like me...
The most exaggerated thing is that they are also planning a stablecoin payment feature, which may la

#加密钱包 Seeing Stripe's acquisition of the Valora team and Sei's collaboration with Xiaomi, I am reminded of an interesting phenomenon – wallet applications are transitioning from "professional tools" to "necessities".
The logic of these two matters is somewhat different. Stripe's actions are relatively conservative; they acquire the team but allow Valora to continue operating, primarily to supplement their stablecoin business. However, the collaboration between Sei and Xiaomi is different—pre-installing on 168 million phones represents a layout at the level of traffic entry. Transi

#加密钱包 Wow, the cooperation between Xiaomi and Sei is directly to da moon! 🚀 168 million phones come pre-installed with a Web3 wallet, isn't this directly delivering encryption to ordinary users?
Previously, users had to actively search for cryptocurrency applications, but now they are directly pre-installed, which is a dimensionality reduction attack. The market share of Xiaomi in regions like Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa is quite terrifying. Imagine hundreds of millions of people opening a new phone and automatically having an MPC Wallet, and in Q2 2026, there will