CoinStats And FIO Protocol Partner Up To Offer Free Web3 Handles

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CoinStats And FIO Protocol Partner Up To Offer Free Web3 Handles

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CoinStats And FIO Protocol Partner Up To Offer Free Web3 Handles
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CoinStats, a leading crypto, NFT, and DeFi portfolio manager, is proud to announce its partnership with FIO Protocol, which will allow CoinStats users to claim free Web3 handles.

The integrations will allow users to replace their public wallet addresses with a single, secure, customizable handle. Notably, this integration will provide a safe, read-only connection that protects user data and minimizes the risks of lost funds. Users have full control over their data, particularly what information third parties can access or share.  The partnership aligns with CoinStat’s mission of allowing users to manage their crypto portfolio efficiently.

FIO Protocol was created to provide users with a customizable, single, and secure handle that replaces their public wallet addresses. These handles are designed as the user’s Web3 identity and function as NFTs, offering a streamlined method for managing crypto assets. The Layer-1 FIO chain powers FIO Protocol and has registered 1.7 million handles. FIO Protocol is widely adopted and backed by over 70 industry leaders, including Edge Wallet, Opera, Binance, MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Coinomi, Guarda Wallet, and dopamine. The FIO token is at the project’s core used to power the FIO ecosystem.

The partnership with FIO Protocol introduces several features to CoinStats users that aim to simplify their crypto management. Users will be able to view FIO token balances and other blockchain data within the CoinStats portfolio tracker. In addition, users can use the FIO handle lookup to track balances for all addresses mapped to an FIO handle across different blockchains. With the partnership, users can also register and manage their FIO handles freely.

Founded in 2017 by Narek Gevorgayan, CoinStats provides users with a single platform to manage all their wallets and exchanges. CoinStats seeks to provide its users with the right tools to manage their crypto portfolios efficiently. Users can track their assets by connecting with over 300 wallets, exchanges, and blockchains. Notably, this integration marks CoinStats’ 100th blockchain integration a step to providing the most comprehensive and user-friendly platform for all users. CoinStats has over $100 million worth of assets managed through its app. 

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Users can visit the stories sections on the CoinStats app to access the free Web3 handle and learn more about the integration.

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