This autumn, Fuelet Wallet presented the Cloud Backup feature — and this release has completely changed the process of creating an account for Fuelet users. Now, you have a choice: depending on your risk tolerance, you can traditionally save the seed phrase (by writing it down/ copying it) or go for a more easy and faster option and back up your account with iCloud or Google Drive. This process might be unfamiliar not only for the crypto newbies but also for the degens who have yet to use this feature. That’s what this article might help with!

Creating a wallet is a necessity when you enter the world of Web3. It’s a gate to the blockchain and apps you want to use. However, managing your account might be challenging for newbies in crypto. If all the 12-word seed phrases, long private keys, and passwords are still confusing, this article is what you need. Here we’ll briefly show how never to lose access to your funds in Fuelet Wallet.

This is the second article in the Fuelet series about modular blockchains, Fuel specifically. Read the intro to the modular blockchains here.

For many ages, blockchain architects and developers struggled to create a system that would be more effective, cheap, secure, and scalable to be able to bring more users into Web3 and lead to the mass adoption of decentralized technologies. Modular blockchains, Fuel specifically, are one of the next steps on the way to these goals.

Blockchain technology has revolutionized the way we transact and interact with digital assets. However, traditional blockchain platforms like Ethereum have limitations when it comes to defining the conditions under which transactions are considered valid. This is where account abstraction comes into play. In this article, we will explore the concept of account abstraction on the Fuel blockchain and its significance in the realm of decentralized finance.

This winter Fuel Blockchain announced its mainnet launch in 2024. By that time, network dapps should be ready to present their beta versions. Fortunately, Fuelet Wallet has already launched its app! However, there’s so much more to come.. in this article, we will explore the current and upcoming features - so you will have an idea of what to expect from the Fuelet team this year and beyond.