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Recently, I compared multi-signature and MPC wallets, and casually brought @vultisig to compare with several well-known projects. Brands like @Ledger, @Trezor, and @MetaMask are familiar to everyone, with large user bases and mature ecosystems. But to be honest, in the area of "no seed + air-gapped," Vultisig is really quite special. Traditional hardware wallets are secure, but mnemonic phrases still carry some risks; phishing, leaks, and improper storage are quite common. Although Argent focuses on being seedless, it follows a cloud recovery route, which is generally average in terms of privacy. Vultisig combines key sharding and offline signing, completely eliminating the need for mnemonic phrases and the risks associated with online signing, achieving both security and convenience. What makes me feel it has potential is its adaptability and sense of the times. It supports over 30 chains and is open-source; the signing process has high privacy and won't allow all actions to be tracked on-chain like some hardware wallets. Additionally, its native support for AI agent signing is crucial in today's era of DeFi automation and AI wallets. Older projects are still stuck in the "manual operation" phase, while Vultisig has already started moving towards intelligent wallets. If you like to have control over your assets but don't want to worry about losing mnemonic phrases or signing leaks every day, Vultisig's design is indeed worth paying attention to. It doesn't necessarily have to replace anyone, but it certainly fills the gap of "security + frictionless." @KaitoAI #KAITO