I’m Anzus, and I work in Community and Growth at Gem Wallet, an open-source self-custody crypto wallet.
I’ve joined the Cosmos Hub Forum to learn more about the community and better understand what ATOM users value most in their wallet experience.
I’d be interested to hear which capabilities you consider essential in a multichain mobile wallet:
Simple and reliable ATOM staking
Clear validator information
Easy IBC transfers
Cosmos dApp connectivity
Transaction history that is easy to understand
Hardware-wallet support
In-wallet swaps
Support for additional Cosmos ecosystem chains
Which of these matter most to you? Are there any important pain points or features missing from this list?
I’m here to listen, participate in relevant discussions, and bring useful feedback back to the Gem Wallet team. This post is not intended as a promotion or download request.
Thanks—I’m looking forward to learning from your experiences.
I may not be the best of candidates to help here as all I currently do with my atom is stake it, not super tech savvy, and try my best to understand the jargon on this forum. However from an investor/consumer point of view a few things I do value is simple reliable staking and clear validator information. Even though information has gotten better I still believe others may find it confusing to look at a list of validators and see all the numbers but not have a single clue what any of it means. Yes it’s important to inform yourself but the more clear and helpful someone can be upfront the more likely I’d be to stake or pool my coins there.
Also seeing Dapps and easy connectivity is always nice as it just helps the ecosystem as a whole feel more alive and being used. I may not mess with them much but still seeing other wallets add stuff always gives me personal hope that all is still well for the asset I’m invested in
In wallet swaps are convenient too in my use cases and even for use in dapps I’m sure would provide benefit to not having to go to other wallets and apps just to switch some coins.
I hope this is of any help and I can’t wait to see how atom continues to grow going forward.
Thanks, this is very helpful—your perspective as an everyday ATOM holder is exactly what I was hoping to hear.
You make a great point that validator information is only useful if people can understand what the numbers mean. Clear explanations around commission, performance, participation, and potential risks could make staking much more approachable.
I’ve also noted your feedback about easy dApp connectivity and in-wallet swaps. I’ll share these points with our team. Thanks for taking the time to respond!