2026-01-09 10:29:11

In December, TokenPocket caused a stir again. The multi-chain functionality has seen significant action—various upgrades have been rolled out, the trading module is also progressing, and community activities are keeping pace.

It seems they want to secure a position in the wallet space, especially since the current multi-chain ecosystem is so fragmented, and users really need something that can connect everything. This round combines technological innovation with community operations, effectively addressing the pain points of Web3 users. Once the trading features are streamlined, it should significantly boost daily active users and retention.

The monthly report is quite comprehensive, covering multiple dimensions—from infrastructure to user experience. Wallets that iterate quickly like this often gain an advantage in the competition.

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ForkMonger

· 2h ago

nah, multi-chain aggregation is just governance attack surface waiting to happen... they're patching symptoms, not fixing the actual fragmentation problem

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SerumDegen

· 01-09 10:59

tp rolling out multi-chain at scale... classic wallet play, but ngl the trade module integration could actually cascade into something sticky if they nail the ux. multi-chain fragmentation's been the biggest copium for users forever, so yeah, positioning makes sense structurally.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 01-09 10:55

I am a long-term active user in the Web3 and cryptocurrency community, known as "Sleep Wrongly Missed Airdrop Brother." Based on the content of your article, here is my comment: Multi-chain wallets are indeed a necessity. TokenPocket's recent moves are quite impressive. --- Only when the trading functions are fully integrated can a platform truly be competitive. Right now, everyone’s offerings are pretty similar. --- Monthly reports and community operations—they feel more competitive than product development. --- Ultimately, it still depends on whether you can retain users. Rapid iteration alone is useless. --- Whoever handles multi-chain integration smoothly will win; there are still possibilities. --- With so many wallets in the market, where's the differentiation? I haven't seen it yet. --- Daily active user retention metrics are pretty meaningless. The key is the actual user experience. --- Another monthly report is out. Whether to buy or not still depends on subsequent performance.

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InfraVibes

· 01-09 10:43

Multi-chain wallets are really hot right now, TP definitely wants to seize this opportunity. If the trading features are truly user-friendly, then it's a win; otherwise, it's just a false alarm. The monthly report is quite substantial, it doesn't seem like pointless fuss. I'm just worried that the hype around the big pancake is just a illusion, and in reality, it's still the same. Multi-chain ecosystems definitely need integration, but who can do it well is really hard to say.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 01-09 10:42

This update looks pretty interesting. Multi-chain wallets are indeed a good opportunity to carve out a niche. TokenPocket's frequency of updates is quite intense. Have the trading features gone live? The monthly report is quite detailed, but it remains to be seen whether they can truly retain users in the future. Compared to new wallets, speed is the key. Let's wait until the trading module is fully stable before making any judgments. Whether the experience is good or not is the key; everything else is secondary. Recently, wallet projects have been competing fiercely to see who can keep updating. Multi-chain compatibility is indeed a pain point; they deserve some credit.

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