In contrast to the physical wallet in which we keep currency notes, a digital or blockchain wallet does not hold digital currency. Instead, the wallet holds the cryptographic keys so that they could be used in a convenient manner.

A more widely accepted definition of a blockchain wallet is a software program or a hardware device that could be used to store cryptographic keys associated with one or more blockchain accounts.

In this episode, we explore wallets and how they work.

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