Non-Custodial Wallets for Arweave: ArConnect and Keystone Pro

Devon James dives deeper into using Arweave, a protocol for permanent information storage. He walks viewers through the process of setting up and using two non-custodial wallets for storing and using Arweave tokens: ArConnect, a popular chrome browser extension, and the Keystone Pro, a hardware wallet that recently added support for Arweave. Devon explains the difference between custodial and non-custodial wallets and the importance of keeping tokens under personal control. Don't miss out on this informative episode and be sure to subscribe to the channel for more insights into the world of web3!
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[@rickysarts]

Hi I got the keystone wallet and the QR code to connect thekeystone wallet to the Arconnect is no longer on the wallet ? can you please explain?

[@satperush]

Did they stop ArConnect integration? It is not listed as software wallet in device.

[@OnchainBlocks]

hi
can i keep my ar token in ar connect wallet Is it safe to store in ar connect wallet .caz i dont want to keep my ar token in cex...

[@hskvlogs9305]

u should use ledger to store AR

[@k.heidari5260]

Arweave needs to add support for safepal.