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Hello everyone !

I am interested in the following question : why are the wallet addresses different when importing the Bravos Wallet wallet using a secret phrase to the Argent X wallet ?

There is no private key in the mobile phone web version of the wallet, but the computer web version of the wallet can view the private key, which is a bit embarrassing and the operation is very tasteless.

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I did this just now, thinking about using argentx, but the result was different after importing, so I gave up, and continued to use my braavos, which is also very smooth, and I saw your post without thinking. . .

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For more information on this issue, please check the response from the argent x team: on Starknet it is normal to have different addresses on testnet and mainnet if they were created at different times - with different contracts and different implementation.

Also, this is related to Starknet support for account abstraction, if you want to go deeper into it, please check out this article: Account Abstraction - Starknet

From my limited undemanding, smart contract wallet(bravos/ArgentX) does not work as erc20 wallet(MM/WalletConnect). Wallet address are generated by following the path depending on seed phrases provided which could varies from wallet to wallet, MM/Rainbow follow same path so you could just take the seed phrases and use it interchangeably but a wallet having different path(steak wallet for example) could give you totally different address for the same seed phrases.

@ronger I totally agree, especially when you consider the fact that the wallets need to be activated by paying a fee for the first transaction, I really want to believe that over time ArgentX and Braavos will find a solution to this issue, because too much complexity scares people away from WEB 2.0 (We already went through this in Polkadot)

The Argent Wallet uses smart contracts to hold your ETH, ERC-20 tokens, and NFTs, allowing recovery with a little help from your friends (called Guardians). In our Argent review, we found this self-custody wallet to be full-featured and people-friendly, although the fees for buying crypto from within the wallet were on the high side.

To use Argent, you must download the mobile app on your iOS or Android smartphone. This wallet is built on the Ethereum blockchain, so your assets are stored on the blockchain and you control them via the Argent app.

Argent Vault is a special type of wallet with extra security features targeted at people that want to store at least $50,000 in their wallets. It uses multi-signature security, which requires two or more private keys to authorize any transaction from your wallet.

Argent connects with various web services through APIs, which are computer programs that let two or more applications communicate with each other.

Thanks to APIs, you can connect your Argent wallet to various web platforms. For example, you can export data from your Argent wallet to Koinly, a crypto tax software, to help you prepare tax reports.

Ledger is a hardware wallet that you can control from the Ledger Live app. This app is accessible on iOS and Android phones, just like Argent. Ledger Live charges half of the fees that Argent takes for crypto swaps, making it a more economical option.

Argent is one of the most user-friendly wallets you can find. Its developers put noticeable effort into making the app easy to navigate. They also built unique features like the guardian system that protects your account from unauthorized access and the human-readable addresses that make it easy to receive funds from other Argent wallet addresses.

I'm interested in using Argent wallet with the upcoming zksync but I never like the idea of putting wallets in a phone. Is there a desktop version out there? I went to the Argent home page and only saw the barcode for smartphone download. Please advise. Thanks.

Argent said it offers an Ethereum mobile crypto wallet app that promises the security and user freedom of a non-custodial wallet without the need to learn and guard a seed phrase. The company has now raised $40 million in a Series B funding round co-led by early-stage venture capital firms Fabric Ventures and Metaplanet.

In addition to the security features, the Argo product is intended to allow the ability to buy and stake cryptocurrencies at a fraction of the transaction or gas fees of other wallets. Users can earn up to 5% by staking ETH and up to 15% for USDC and DAI. Assets can be purchased or cashed out with a payment card or bank transfer. The app uses the native security of the mobile operating systems

With the underlying wallet infrastructure firmly in place, Argent plans to build a Super App combining a number of verticals across the decentralized finance (DeFi) and Web 3 spaces, including virtual real estate, gaming, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO) and non-fungible tokens (NFT).

A high-severity vulnerability in the Argent wallet would have allowed attackers to take over wallets with no guardians. User action would have been needed to prevent the takeover attack in less than 36 hours, which then would have opened an alternative Denial of Service (DoS) attack vector with potential to indefinitely freeze their funds.

The wallet recovery process is triggered via the executeRecovery function of the RecoveryManager contract, providing as parameters the target wallet and its new owner. This function can only be called by the execute function (inherited from the RelayerModuleV2 contract), which applies a number of validations before forwarding the call. Among the validations, the execute function uses the getRequiredSignatures function to determine how many signatures are required to begin the wallet recovery process.

After calling the executeRecovery function, the attacker must wait for the duration of the recoveryPeriod (which defaults to 36 hours), and will then be able to execute finalizeRecovery to complete the recovery process of the target wallet. During the 36-hour window the wallet is locked by the LockManager contract.

The owner of the wallet has the opportunity to prevent the wallet takeover by calling the cancelRecovery function before the end of the recoveryPeriod. Argent reports that their monitoring system would send an SMS and email to the user notifying them of the recovery attempt, prompting them to cancel it if they did not lose their wallet.

Even in the case where the user successfully cancels the takeover, the attacker can immediately trigger the attack again targeting the same wallet. By repeating this process, the attacker can perform a Denial of Service (DoS) attack forcing the victim wallet to remain in the recoveryPeriod and thereby becoming permanently locked as long as the attack continues. Maintaining a locked state means that the owner cannot execute actions such as:

Wallets had to meet 2 criteria to be at immediate risk of attack. They must have had 0 guardians, and have upgraded from the old RecoveryManager module to the new one which was deployed on May 7th. At the time of reporting the vulnerability, there were 329 wallets that met such criteria, 74 of which had positive ETH or token holdings. Only 13 of the 329 wallets had added a guardian after 3 days of our initial report.

Considering the great number of deployed wallets with zero guardians, our preferred fix was to allow wallets with zero guardian, updating the logic in the getRequiredSignatures function of the RecoveryManager contract so that the case for wallet recovery execution ensured that if a wallet had no guardians, the function did not return 0.

So I sent some ETH from my Argent wallet to Arbirtum L2 using the Arbitrum bridge. I know... Argent still doesnt support L2, but I did it. Transaction shows as successful on Arbiscan but still not showing up as available L2 balance.

Web3 is often used as a term to signify the future of the internet. This broad term consists of DApps, DeFi, NFTs, and crypto wallets. It is the latter that lets one access those novel decentralized services, and there are many such kinds of wallets. One of these is Argent wallet.

Web3 wallets let you store, send, and receive crypto assets. What makes them really stand out is the ease with which you can use them with DApps. MetaMask is a good example of this, and the wallet has made it possible for millions to work with DeFi and NFTs, among other things.

Web3 is still early in its lifespan, and many teams are working on new wallets to serve the rapidly growing space. Argent wallet is among them, and it hopes to set itself apart from competitors like MetaMask.

Argent does not only support the Ethereum ecosystem, but seeks to improve it. It improves upon the smart contract capabilities of the network. Smart contract wallets can offer new features such as wallet recovery without the need of the seed phrase or blocking of transfers to non-trustworthy parties.

The project officially began in 2018, created by Itamar Lesuisse and Gerald Goldstein. The company is based in London and has been backed by Silicon Valley investors, as well big name companies such as Paradigm, Index Ventures, and Creandum. Argent earned $12 million in its initial funding round back in 2018, that was led by Paradigm. The wallet quickly became available and garnered a few thousand users.

Argent users can secure loans in the form of the stablecoin DAI. For these loans, their ETH assets act as collateral. It has partnered with the decentralized exchange, Kyber Network, allowing users to easily trade crypto using Kyber directly from their wallet.

MetaMask is the most popular wallet in the crypto space. It is designed specifically to interact with the Ethereum ecosystem, besides allowing users to store and trade cryptocurrencies. It has over 10 million active users and saw its user base rise by over 1000% in 2021. MetaMask is the leading non-custodial wallet by quite a distance. MetaMask also includes a desktop extension. e24fc04721