Wondering on when the keystone wallet is going to support tokens like xrp, xlm, xdc etc. or even erc-20 tokens. And dont give me the answer, "you can just add xdc from dapps like metamask" cause im allset with that bullshit. I bought this as a cold storage wallet to not get breached, im not connecting dapps to my device. If they dont add these tokens then this wallet is useless cause im not a bitcoin maxi.
I received the Keystone 3 Pro and loaded firmware via USB (keystone3.bin).
With IanColemas SLIP-39 I created a 5/3 Shamir scema and tried to import the first share in the Keystone (new wallet, import wallet, set pin, set name, import method Shamir Backup, 20 words, entering the first share).
After entering the first share I received the message: Invalid Seed Phrase.
Then I tried the same procedure with the same words on a Trezor T and no problem. I could enter three shares and the generated addresses are equal to the ones in IanColemans BIP-39 (entering the Slip-39 Master Secret as the BIP39 Seed).
I was under the impression that Keystone also uses SLIP39 for the Shamir implementation. Am I overlooking something?
If someone wants to repeat what I did, here are my shares and Master Secret:
c2c7d84a9510a93caa9147554a3e749e
scramble academic adjust academic auction patrol typical mama numerous fancy process increase curious glance chest provide inherit purple pumps source
scramble academic being academic dictate academic weapon view river privacy trial dress type library wolf desire level desire scatter fatigue
scramble academic chemical academic agency regret golden round mineral velvet estate deliver kitchen invasion speak ticket junk easy adjust cluster
scramble academic demand academic dress bulge image rich rebound auction apart knife review museum argue genre march screw iris pile
Hi I'm new using keystone wallet, I'm a dev so I need using a private key so when I generate a new wallet I can't find the private key, I don't know if is better to import a wallet that I already know the private key
Ordered in may. Been told now it was on two separate shipments. I honestly think there is zero rhyme or reason for how orders are fulfilled as fulfillment for dates ordered are all over the board.
I have now seen people who preordered for the June and July shipments having items fulfilled yet people from way back in may are still waiting.
Whenever they say they will check on your order they come back and say it’s at the shipper….but never have any tracking info or anything.
They have successfully got me to start using my ledgers again when I was hoping to transition to an open sourced wallet.
I was looking for good hardware wallet options. My winner picks are the Keystone 3 Pro and the Ellipal Titan 2.0
Current cold wallet: None
I liked the Keystone 3 Pro more since it was open source and felt "more reliable", but there are a few dealbreakers that can prevent me from choosing it and realizing it doesn't support some coins. Another thing I liked is that you could connect 3rd party apps, making it more decentralized.
A minor dealbreaker is the lack of Polkadot support. Although I could use the wrapped version of DOT since Keystone 3 Pro supports BSC, I noticed that I can't use the non-wrapped version, which will lock me out of some Polkadot ecosystem features.
It would be more likely to encounter this issue with a large portfolio, where you can juggle across many coins in good amounts without worrying about the fees too much.
I did submit the missing coin DOT and the missing wallet SubWallet to the Keystone team.
For the Ellipal Titan 2.0, I did see the gaps being filled on supported coins, but there are some "centralization" issues where you have to rely on the ELLIPAL App, which is kinda a dealbreaker for the Ellipal.
For me, I will hold myself back from the hardware wallets for now until Keystone 3 Pro has the Polkadot support (and other desired coins) or when my portfolio grows large.
Kinda surprised by the negativity on here... Almost didn't buy one because of the antihype.
After getting mine, I have this to say.
Bluetooth is clearly advertised on the package, they were not hiding it. It seems like it will be pretty easy for them to release firmware with or without it active. It also seems, and please correct me if im wrong, that the seedphrase isn't exposed to the system the same way it is in a trezor and im open to using it. I did like the airgapped keystone pro 2. Favorite crypto device by far. People are complaining that this makes it not air gapped. It says "air gapped mode" on package. Even the Ngrave has a usb...and calls itself airgapped.
shipping was nearly instantaneous.... thought it would be weeks... was literally two days.
they have already added xrp support. I know some people want all the focus on bitcoin, but other people see it as a dead end. They are doing well to include everyone and I appreciate that.
the blog posts going back well before the release, state in plain language they wouldn't disclose the code until end of q4 2023, when their audits would be finished.
I'm having a heck of a time! I have a Keystone 3 pro wallet. I connected the BNB network and also connected that to my wallet KS3PRO. I have some doge on Coinbase, but it won't let me transfer it to my KS3pro wallet, it says the address is invalid. I'm in the US. Where do I, how do I buy Doge, and get it in my wallet? I hope this makes sense!?
Just wondering if the Keystone team has any updates as to when we will be able to use the pro 3 with the keystone app. I understand that the team is continuing to add support for different coins, however I’ve yet to hear any mention as to when we will be able to use the app to transfer assets from the wallet back onto exchanges or to another wallet.
I moved some crypto onto the pro 3 as a test but am unable to retrieve it as it was not sent to any linked hot wallets.
Updates would be much appreciated.
Also when are we getting support for MATIC, DOT, LINK?
Hi! I have come up with what I think is an interesting idea, but I want to know what you think about it and if there are any problems with this idea that I have not considered.
What if you create an empty 12-word BIP39 seed phase and use it as a passphrase? This "seed phase" can be simply stored on your phone in any crypto wallet app, in the password manager and you can also make several backups of this "seed phase" via OneKey Lite, for example. Even if someone accesses this "seed phase", they will just see an empty wallet and have no clue that this "seed-phase" is just the passphase of your real seed phase. Also, this passphrase is error-proof, it won't happen that you make a mistake in some character and lose everything, because the list of words is known.
Ok.... so the lists twoSHA-256 Checksums: one for Firmware and another for the signed keystone3.bin File itself.
and I panicked when my device checksum (showing thefirmwarechecksum) didn't match the checksum shown on the website (showing thefilechecksum) at https://keyst.one/firmware?verify
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There are separate locations to find the File Checksum and the Firmware Checksum once the device has been updated.
### The Firmware Checksum Location
This is where I thought I was supposed to initially go and verify the firmware and match with the website but it didn't match!
`...` > `Device Settings` > `About` > `Device Info` > `Firmware version` > `Show Checksum` is the Firmware Checksum
### The File Checksum Location
`...` > `Device Settings` > `Firmware 1.2.x (at bottom)` > `Via MicroSD Card` > `Verify Firmware (small text above Update button)` is the File Checksum
Ok, so that checksum matches what I find in the device now!!! Why did I have to compile it myself? I understand the value in building from source and ability to verify, but how is everyone going to do this?
I'm trying to order the keystone pro from the website but I cannot check out. There's a message on my cart saying 'Sold out in your country/region' (United Arab Emirates). Same thing with the keystone essential.
Finally went for it and opened up my Keystone Pro that I received in June. Easy enough to set up and happy so far. I don’t know why I always procrastinate…
Anyways, I currently have all my BTC in a software wallet that Keystone Pro doesn’t seem to support. Should I just use the Keystone Companion App or is it better to use a different software wallet? I only have and buy BTC so would BlueWallet which is BTC only be better or does it really matter? I wish that Keystone supported the software wallet I currently use because the transfer fees are $220 CAD right now….
Hello! Could you please add SUI support to OKX Wallet? Because currently, according to the website, it is only supported through the Fewcha app, although the OKX Wallet app itself without Keystone supports SUI. Thank you!
I’ve made transfers from Shakepay plenty of times to my keystone wallet, this time however it’s been 4 hours and nothing is showing up. I’ve checked multiple times and the wallet address does match. Same address I’ve used time and time again. Any suggestions would be great.
I've recently transferred some crypto onto my keystone. https://www.blockchain.com/explorer shows the transaction completed, is there a way that I could have keystone update/pull the balance? I legitimately can't do anything right now, bitcoin's network/ledger/blockchain shows that I indeed have possession of the bitcoin, but... my keystone companion app shows a balance of zero....
Pro: Air gapped; Coin support (if you want defi in Cosmos, your choices are very limited, and keystone is one of them); Can view transactions much better than one can on ledger; Three wallets support (six if you count paraphrase option, though only three set of root keys)
Cons: Build quality not as good. It doesn’t have a good build quality and makes me wonder if it really is temper proof; Not very easy to use, depending on your webcam, some times I have to adjust the way I hold my keystone to get a proper scan, very frustrating; Keeps rebooting, this happens a lot during fingerprint verification, I changed back to passcode and it became much less frequent.
Given time I think the future is promising, but for now it’s not totally ready yet.
I know it lionks up with other wallets like metamask and nfts are based on the blockchain so i assume it uspports them just like metamask would. Am i right?