Privacy and Security in Web3 Why Self-Custody Matters Every day we hear stories about hacked wallets and compromised exchanges. Funds disappear. Accounts get frozen. And most times, users are left helpless. Security in Web3 is not something to joke with. When you store your assets on centralized platforms, you are trusting a third party with your funds. If their system gets breached, your assets are at risk. That is why non-custodial wallets are important. Elara Wallet is built around one core principle: full user control. It is a non-custodial wallet, which means only you control your private keys and seed phrase. No third party has access to your wallet. With support for $ITC FAIR and $BTC FAIR, users can manage their assets securely while maintaining privacy and independence. In Web3, ownership means responsibility. Your seed phrase is your power. Your wallet is your bank. When you control your keys, you control your assets. If privacy and true ownership matter to you, explore a safer way to manage your crypto. Learn more elarawallet.com @ElaraWallet @interchained

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𝑫𝒆𝒗𝑵𝒆𝒕 𝑭𝒖𝒏𝒅𝒂𝒎𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒂𝒍𝒔 Here’s what I think about DevNet after my research 👇 DevNet is like the builders’ workshop for a project, It’s the space where developers can freely build, test new features, identify and fix bugs, and improve ideas before anything goes public. It’s a controlled environment focused on getting things right before anyone else sees them. The key difference between DevNet, Testnet, and Mainnet is the stage each one represents. → DevNet: is mainly for early development and internal testing. → Testnet comes next: it’s more public and used to simulate real network conditions so larger groups can experiment and provide feedback. → Mainnet: is the live network where real users interact and real value exists. So DevNet is essentially where everything begins, gets shaped, and is refined before moving into broader testing and ultimately into real world use. Big shout to @interchained for helping spread awareness around these concepts.

Elara v9 — Migration Update Elara v9 is now fully live on Google Play. As mentioned previously, v9 introduced a structural upgrade — moving from multi-path seed scanning to a simplified key-based architecture. This was intentional to improve speed, reliability, and low-network performance. Because of that change, older deep change-address paths are not scanned by default. That said: It is now safe to move your coins back to Elara. If you migrated to the web wallet or Telegram wallet before upgrading — you can now transfer back. If you upgraded without migrating first — your funds are still safe. You can restore or move them normally. No funds were ever at risk. This was an architectural simplification, not a loss scenario. Appreciate everyone’s patience while we modernized the foundation. Elara is now leaner, faster, and more reliable going forward. 🔐⚡