Kyle Chen, the Web3 product head at OKX, moved a little too fast, revealing that the platform’s independent wallet application had landed on the Google Play Store. As it turns out, he revealed the information a little prematurely.
Chen had initially excited his X followers, revealing that the crypto exchange had introduced a separate application for its wallet function. According to his message, users could locate it by browsing the Google Play Store. He also suggested that “larger features” were being developed for the OKX wallet.
Chen released screenshots of the application’s user interface in another post, emphasizing a “Token AI Narrative Summary” tool. This helpful feature would allow users to sense the market’s sentiment in real-time, including insights into long and short positions, as well as the most recent news from X. Chen exclaimed, “The bull market is returning quickly! Open the app store, search for the OKX wallet, and download the standalone OKX wallet application,” adding that it was not yet available on the Apple App Store. According to reports, Amazon has introduced an AI buying instrument named Interest and is assessing a well-being conversational AI
Chen, however, later apologized to users on March 24, admitting that he had jumped the gun on the announcement. The application was not quite ready for widespread use in all areas and on all devices. While he did not specify which regions could access the application during this time or when it would be available to everyone, Chen noted that the features were not limited to the application. Those who were unable to download it could still use the Token AI Narrative Summary via the website.
Chen joked in a translated post, “It may not be available to users in some locations or on some devices. Please be patient. My marketing department colleagues are going to murder me.”
In essence, an OKX developer unintentionally revealed information about the OKX wallet application ahead of schedule.
OKX apparently stopped its dispersed exchange aggregator at the beginning of the month because of a presumed break-in by the North Korean Lazarus Gathering. The stage expressed they would utilize this personal time to reinforce security and forestall future assaults. They likewise referenced a component called “Bits of knowledge,” offering simulated intelligence fueled synopses for the DEX market and moving tokens, empowering client input.
