What are the potential use cases of webassembly in the development of cryptocurrency wallets?

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• Fiantso HarenaOct 23, 2020 · 5 years ago
  Webassembly can be used in cryptocurrency wallets to improve performance and security. By compiling code to a binary format that can be executed directly by the browser, webassembly allows for faster and more efficient execution of complex operations, such as cryptographic functions. This can result in a smoother user experience and faster transaction processing. Additionally, webassembly provides a sandboxed environment that isolates the wallet code from the rest of the browser, enhancing security and protecting user funds from potential vulnerabilities in the browser itself.
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• Marinos VariakakisJan 12, 2023 · 2 years ago
  One potential use case of webassembly in cryptocurrency wallets is the ability to securely generate and store private keys directly in the browser. By leveraging webassembly's sandboxed environment, wallet developers can ensure that the private keys are generated and stored securely, without the risk of being exposed to malicious scripts or browser vulnerabilities. This can provide users with a more convenient and user-friendly experience, as they can access their wallets from any device with a web browser, without the need to download and install additional software.
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• Chidimma ToniaApr 22, 2021 · 4 years ago
  At BYDFi, we have been exploring the use of webassembly in the development of our cryptocurrency wallet. By leveraging webassembly, we have been able to significantly improve the performance and security of our wallet. With webassembly, we can execute complex cryptographic operations directly in the browser, without the need for additional plugins or extensions. This allows for faster transaction processing and a smoother user experience. Additionally, webassembly's sandboxed environment provides an extra layer of security, protecting user funds from potential browser vulnerabilities.
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