Pinned Tweet
Tired of the endless shill in crypto? Same.
Got a sharp take or real insight? Prove it.
Post with #kleverpixel — I’ll pick the smartest tweet every day for a week and drop 500 $KLV your way. #klever
1/4 #DarkSword is another wake-up call for anyone using an outdated smartphone. Especially devices that no longer receive security updates.
Your phone might still work perfectly fine. That doesn’t mean it’s safe.
🤖 Made with AI
3/4 Here’s the scary part: just because nothing has been stolen from you yet doesn’t mean your device is secure.
Your data may have been compromised weeks or months ago. Attackers can store it, sell it, or exploit it later.
While major crypto wallets are cutting #Web3 features and locking users into their own ecosystems, Klever Wallet has a real opportunity to stand out. Exodus is already dropping #WalletConnect and its Web3 browser. That’s a warning sign for independent developers.
#Klever now has a choice: build yet another closed ecosystem or become the most developer-friendly, secure, and ecosystem-agnostic wallet for Web3. I’d bet on the second. Open integrations, seamless connections, simple APIs,
and secure transaction signing could attract not just users, but developers who actively recommend #KleverWallet. While others are closing doors to Web3, Klever could be opening them. This is an opportunity worth taking. @klever_io
KleverPixel retweeted
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback! We’ve noted your suggestion and appreciate you explaining how it could make the dApp experience smoother. 😊
This is how a wallet should work with your Web3 app. Watch and learn.
#KleverGate hasn’t even launched yet, and it’s already raising the bar for everyone building and using Web3.
Developers come first. Always.
That’s not a feature. That’s philosophy.
Ever since 2020, the world seems to have been losing its mind. Maybe we missed one of COVID’s symptoms: rabies. How else do you explain humanity’s growing obsession with hatred, aggression, and violence?
An outsider at home because of your beliefs. An outsider abroad because of your passport. Thousands of Russians left their country rather than silently accept the war. They left behind their homes, jobs, and loved ones. Started over from scratch.
Yet restrictions followed them abroad. Banks, crypto exchanges, payment services - a Russian passport can still be enough to get rejected, even if you legally live elsewhere. Here’s the paradox: in Russia, you can’t freely speak your mind.
Abroad, you’re held responsible for a government you never supported. Where do sanctions against a state end and collective punishment of its citizens begin? @MEXC @kucoincom @bitget @binance
Holders are active too. 2.6K addresses managed their stake in the last 90 days. Add the other non-bot accounts and about 5.2K addresses were active.
How I count: non-bot leaves out validators, exchanges and any address sending more than 50 txs on an active day. One address isn't one person. Method and scripts go out with the full report.
The core team is shipping. klever-go got 150 commits in the last 90 days, up from 29 a year ago. 8 pull requests came from outside contributors. A year ago the whole org had 1.
KVM went live on #KleverChain one year ago today. I pulled the on-chain numbers for year one with #KleverPulse, the analytics tool I build. 🧵
1 year of KVM. Built for builders.
One year ago, smart contracts went live on Klever Blockchain.
To every developer and community member building with us: thank you.
The next chapter is yours to build.
Explore: kleverscan.org/smart-contrac…
