Base is now live in Cake Wallet v5.5 🔵 Ethereum's fast-growing Layer 2 network is here! Giving you faster transactions, lower fees, and access to their expanding ecosystem of apps and tokens. Getting started is simple: Just select Base from your wallet list and you're ready to send, receive, and store assets. Learn more on our blog:

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Your Cake Wallet Just Got a Serious Upgrade: Trezor, BitBox, Base & the Look You've Been Asking For

Cake Wallet v5.5.0 might be our biggest update yet. New hardware wallet support, a shiny new Layer 2 network, and an old favorite theme made new th...

Trade stocks with crypto. No banks, no brokers, no BS 📈 Cake Wallet v5.5 brings xStocks—giving you access to tokenized versions of Google, Amazon, Nvidia, and other blue-chip stocks. Buy them with USDT or other crypto, hold them self-custodially, trade them 24/7.

If the dealership could decide you don't actually own your car after you paid for it, would you still buy it? That's custodial crypto. If the exchange can freeze your funds, deny withdrawals, or disappear overnight...you never really owned it. Not your keys, not your coins.

"But is Cupcake actually secure?"🤔 We get this question a lot. So we wrote a deep(ish) dive into exactly how Cupcake (our offline signing app) works under the hood. From secure enclaves, to offline keys, animated QR transactions, and more! Read all about the inner workings of Cupcake on our blog:

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How Cupcake Actually Works: A Technical Deep(ish) Dive

Cupcake turns any old phone into a powerful hardware wallet, but how does it actually work under the hood? We're breaking down the security model, ...

Your Cake Wallet just got a serious upgrade 🎂✨ 🔐 Trezor & BitBox hardware wallet support 🪙 Base L2 integration 📈 Tokenized stocks trading 🎃 Return of Monero Orange theme! v5.5.0 might be our biggest update yet. Here's what's new 🧵

Your salary isn't public. Your rent isn't public. Your grocery bill isn't public. So why should your crypto transactions be?

Cash at a farmer's market: totally normal. Digital payment with privacy: "what are you hiding?" Same transaction, different standards. This is privacy in crypto in a nutshell.

Your bank balance isn't public. Your salary isn't public. Your rent payment isn't public. So why should your crypto be?