2026-01-11 12:23:51

How to ensure both security and flexibility when using a self-custody wallet? Rainbow Wallet provides a good answer — behind its simple interface lies professional-grade functionality.

This wallet natively supports core Layer-2 networks in the Ethereum ecosystem, including Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Zora, BSC, and Degen Chain, covering a wide range. For users who frequently perform cross-chain operations, this multi-chain native support indeed saves a lot of trouble, eliminating the need to switch wallets frequently or manually add RPC nodes.

The key is that it balances both ends — beginners won't be intimidated by complex features, and experienced users can access various advanced functionalities. In terms of security, it adopts a self-custody mode, with private keys held by the user, which is completely different from exchange custody.

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Anon4461

· 01-12 12:19

Having the private key in your hands is true freedom, but to be honest, after using it for a while, you start to crave the convenience of an exchange... This is the eternal contradiction of Web3.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 01-11 12:53

Holding the private key yourself is truly reassuring, but you have to be responsible for not losing it.

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PumpAnalyst

· 01-11 12:48

It looks like Rainbow is just hyping itself, but to be honest, native multi-chain support really hits the pain point, and skipping the manual RPC step is truly refreshing. Just don't be fooled by the word "security"—self-custody is always a double-edged sword—it's great to have the private key in your hands, but if a seed phrase leaks, you're done for. New users often fall into this trap, so don't be fooled by the simple interface; the risks behind it are still something you have to bear yourself.

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AirdropHuntress

· 01-11 12:42

Wait, does Seven Chain natively support it? After research and analysis, this configuration is indeed quite aggressive, but it still depends on the actual interaction experience. No matter how simple the UI and interactions are, if there's lag, it's all for nothing.

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-11 12:31

Wow, finally a wallet that doesn't make me jump between different chains. Native multi-chain support is truly a lifesaver.

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TokenVelocity

· 01-11 12:29

NGL Rainbow really hit the pain points this time. Native multi-chain support can truly save a lot of trouble.

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