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in #ns3 years ago (edited)

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My background is in the off-chain world, and with that, I carry a lot of knowledge on transactions. Having worked for one of the largest companies in the world, I learned about what it truly means to transact.

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What most people are unaware of in the blockchain realm, especially among the average user, is that wallets don’t actually exist. Shocking, huh?.

Wallet is a term used by wallet providers, and it only references the subset of transactions that have the same address either as origin, or as destination. The wallet, as we know it, is just the mechanism of signing transactions from an origin, i.e. your origin.

That’s why a private key, and understanding what exactly it is, is so important. The private key is the certificate that you own the origin (or to most, the wallet).

If wallets aren’t a thing, why do I have a balance?
Balances are the result of adding every single transaction that either has your address as origin or destination, with the “balance” being the sum of said transactions.

As a result, the concept of a wallet became universally accepted, and the concept of owning the assets, but that’s simply inaccurate, as we only have a way to sign transactions.

Again, and it bears infinite repeating, that is why your private key is SO IMPORTANT!!
That’s why we at Euler Tools decided to build portfolios in an entirely different way:

Introducing: Euler Portfolios!

Euler Portfolios
Now, if a wallet is a group of transactions, your portfolios can be anything, anywhere. From a whitelisted address in a contract to an internal transaction in a contract that changes the ownership of an NFT.

That’s just a few examples of what Euler Portfolios can do, as we empower you to group not just the incoming and outgoing transactions of a single wallet, but everything imaginable.

For example, in your first Euler Portfolio, you’ll be able to create a list of addresses that match all of your personal wallets. Alternatively, a second portfolio for the contracts you deploy and have deployed. A third portfolio might have a contract with an airdrop and the wallet that can claim it. This is just one of an infinite number of scenarios with Euler Portfolios and we look forward to our brilliant users discovering each and every one!

A portfolio should be more than a group of tabs in your browser and a set of wallets with your balance. Euler will offer both in the same feature with our product. Arbitrary grouping of transactions, wallets, tokens, and contracts in a single page. Sort them, group them, filter them, sum them, or share them; all from the same page, and all of this from one single tab as it should be. Do what YOU want to do because after all, these are YOUR investments, so shouldn’t they be working for you and not the other way around? At Euler, we understand this.

You will have a list view, and a card view. Also, future implementations will display graph views, so you can establish relationships between them: depending wallets, recipients, senders. Everything will be there.

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