I apologize to any of those that were waiting for the final installment of this series. It may be the most self explanatory of all challenges and is a little difficult to expand upon but, we already explained the rest of them so why not keep going?
Hardware wallet support on a widely used platform like ledger or Trezor is a given. Any entrant that can demonstrate DERO working and supported on either of these two platforms along with native assets, that’s perfect. There is however another option that might be better.
Building an open source hardware wallet that can be used on a variety of platforms such as RaspberryPi or Arduino boards, is also a great option. There’s an additional benefit to taking this approach as well, the DERO developers have said that anyone who would like some help with the Open Source hardware wallet is free to reach out with any questions they have and they are happy to help.
There are obviously many benefits to open source hardware wallets and they may actually open up the door for additional functionality within the DERO ecosystem. Personally, for ease of use and security I just prefer to see hardware wallet support for DERO in general and there is always more than one way to accomplish a goal.
In conclusion and to wrap all of this up, I think there are some very exciting things to look forward to with thd DERO dARCH Event 1 challenges and I can’t wait to see what evolves after Round 2 and 3. I believe that no matter how many challenges are immediately successful, dARCH itself is already going to be a success no matter what at this point.
Once again, good luck to all of the entrants and hack the planet!
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