SafePal + 1inch = exclusive hardware wallets

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In DeFi, security ain’t just a nice-to-have anymore. Now imagine two heavy hitters, SafePal and 1inch, joining forces like a powerful team to take DeFi protection to the next level.

They just launched a slick campaign, dropping 300 limited-edition, co-branded hardware wallets.

WalletDrop, instead of airdrop, for people who actually hold their own keys, not bots looking to snatch freebies.

Air-gapped

SafePal’s X1 hardware wallet, the Fort Knox of crypto gear, comes with a special 1inch twist.

This little device packs an EAL5+ secure element chip, tamper sensors ready to detect any funny business, and a cryptographic random number generator making your keys tougher to crack than a mobster’s code.

Bluetooth enabled, but air-gapped, meaning your private keys never see the nasty internet, this baby keeps your stash safe from hackers trying to break in through your front door.

And the design? It’s got that collector’s item vibe, like a classic watch passed down in the family.

One wallet per person

How’d we get here? Well, SafePal’s head honcho, Veronica Wong, called out the usual token airdrops for padding numbers without loyalty, basically tossing freebies to freeloaders. But this WalletDrop?

It rewards what really counts, people committed to self-custody, those who guard their own keys like prized jewels.

Sergej Kunz, co-founder of 1inch, reminds us how decentralized exchanges have grabbed over 30% of global spot volume in June. Translation? DeFi is booming, but it only grows stronger if users lock down security and ownership.

Here’s how the game works, from July 22 to August 21, if you want in, you gotta pull some moves.

Complete on-chain quests inside the SafePal app, think swapping $50 on 1inch, following their socials, throwing up a retweet, and joining their Telegram.

Each week, there’s a raffle with a shot at winning a wallet, and if someone bails, their prize gets tossed back into the pot for next time.

One wallet per person, so the spoils spread across the DeFi community, not hoarded by a few bot farms.

Dangerous

Now, experts say hardware wallets like this are the future’s backbone. As DeFi expands, user-owned security isn’t optional, it’s not an opinion.

You must double down on security. SafePal and 1inch don’t just want you plugging along, they want you armored, ready for the next wave of innovation.

So whether you’re swapping tokens from Ethereum to Solana or staking your claim on the newest DeFi playground, this WalletDrop signals one thing loud and clear, secure self-custody is king. And if you ain’t ready for that, you’re playing a dangerous game.


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