We didn't set out to build another wallet.
We set out to build one that could survive the next ten years: quantum computers, regulatory pressure, collapsed trust anchors, all of it.
Most wallets end at one of three assumptions: trust the chip, trust the server, or trust the process.
All three have broken in practice.
We started from the opposite direction. Assume any one of them fails. Then make sure that failure isn't enough.
LOCK never trusts what the network tells it.
Every byte from outside the trusted core is validated locally before anything is signed.
We don't take the node's word for it.
We verify and check it ourselves.
Trust the architecture. Not the message.
Hardware is dead.
With Lock β
No physical dependency.
No manufacturer trust layer.
No dedicated device to lose, break, or trust.
https://t.co/WwRFXU8bmx is software-only, air-gapped custody for the post-hardware era.
There's a common assumption that the more secure a wallet is, the harder it is to use.
That's only true when security is bolted on top of a bad architecture.
When security is the architecture, UX becomes a design problem, not a compromise.
3/ The result is in-wallet swaps, cross-chain transactions, Lightning payments, encrypted chat through the same one clean interface.
You don't need to understand post-quantum cryptography or process isolation to use LOCK.
Just swap, send and receive.
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Quantum risk is not a future problem, it's already happening.
LOCK uses hybrid post-quantum cryptography, protecting your seed against threats most wallets aren't even thinking about yet.
Your custody should outlive the hardware era.
Last night at @JoinFutura we had live music, a beach in Berlin (yes, really), great food, and some of the best people from the space all in one place.
We're LOCK, a post-quantum self-custody wallet and we're at @BerBlockWeek all week.
Come find the LOCK hoodies. π
With LOCK, your seed exists in plaintext for the smallest possible moment.
One process. One memory region. Wiped before the next request comes in.
Most wallets keep it alive longer than they need to. Ours doesn't. The moment signing is done, it's gone.
We don't wait for the threat. We build against it from day one.