Wallet Workshop
summary
Gemini Wallet claims a developer-first, standards-based wallet that already implements ERC-4337, ERC-7579 and ERC-7484, offers passkey auth, ENS subdomains and multi‑sig via modular accounts, and plugs into Wagmi and RainbowKit with an embeddable and portable core at keys.gemini.com and onchain.gemini.com. It sponsors gas for hackathons ($5,000 prize pool plus a claimed 50 ETH gas tank) on testnets and major L2s, supports WalletConnect, shows a live transaction demo that succeeds, and publishes a core package and bounties for builders. gas sponsorship on testnets and major L2s ERC-7579 modular accounts Wagmi and RainbowKit connectors
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- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Why Build Another Wallet?
- 1:10About Gemini and Mike Liu
- 1:53Security and Developer Focus
- 2:12Passkey Authentication & Industry Standards
- 3:10Product Overview: keys.gemini.com & onchain.gemini.com
- 4:10Gas Sponsorship & Developer Incentives
- 5:00Wagmi Integration & Ease of Use
- 6:02Supported Networks & Future Plans
- 7:10Embeddable & Portable Wallet Features
- 8:11User Experience & Embedded Wallets
- 8:45Gemini Wallet Core Package & RPC Compatibility
- 9:24WalletConnect & Integration Details
- 9:47Onboarding New Users & ENS Subdomains
- 10:38dApp Integration & Hackathon Opportunities
- 12:02Transaction Demo & User Flow
- 12:53Wagmi & RainbowKit Connectors
- 13:46Gemini’s Onchain Presence & Community Support
- 14:20Composability, ERC-7579, and Modular Accounts
- 15:48Multi-sig & Module Support
- 16:20Bounties, Gas Sponsorship, and Open Source Discussion
- 17:43Final Takeaways & Q&A
- 18:08Conclusion
