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An Akash wallet controls an akash1 address that holds AKT, the token behind the Akash compute marketplace. You can send it with exchange memos and stake it with validators for rewards. Since May 2026 those rewards are smaller, and unstaked AKT stays locked for 21 days before you can move it.
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An Axelar wallet holds native AXL at an address that starts with axelar1, on the chain that links many other blockchains. Withdraw AXL on the Axelar network rather than as ERC-20 wAXL, add the memo an exchange gives you, and expect a seven-day wait whenever you unstake.
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A Celestia wallet holds the key to a celestia1 address, where you keep, send and stake TIA. Fees are tiny, exchange deposits need their memo, every validator now charges at least 20% commission, and unstaked TIA stays locked for 14 days and 1 hour before you can move it.
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A Cosmos wallet for ATOM holds the key to your cosmos1 address on the Cosmos Hub, where ATOM and IBC tokens live. To use it safely, add the exchange memo on every deposit, keep a little ATOM for fees, and plan around the 21-day wait after you unstake. Fees are tiny, about 0.001 ATOM per transfer.
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A Kava wallet has two addresses. The kava1 address on Kava's Cosmos side is where you stake and use exchange memos, and the 0x address on Kava EVM is where USDt and other ERC-20 tokens live. Both pay fees in KAVA, so always match the address to the network the sender picks.
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A Juno wallet holds JUNO at an address that starts with juno1 and lets you stake it with Juno's validators. Before you stake, know two things: unstaking takes 28 days, and since March 2026 only the top 25 validators earn rewards, so check that yours is still active.
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A Neutron wallet holds the key to your neutron1 address, where NTRN and Neutron tokens live. You can still send and stake NTRN, with a 20-day unbonding period. But Neutron entered long-term maintenance in 2026 and suffered a governance attack in September, so check what you hold and where it can go.
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An Osmosis wallet controls an osmo1 address that holds OSMO and the IBC tokens traded on the Osmosis DEX. Pay fees in OSMO, check what backs each token before trusting its name, add memos for exchange deposits, and expect staked OSMO to take 14 days to unbond.
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A Sei wallet now means an EVM wallet: SEI and tokens on a 0x address, with gas paid in SEI. Sei is retiring its older Cosmos-style sei1 accounts under SIP-3, so use your 0x address everywhere and move anything still sitting at a sei1 address before the final upgrade.
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A Terra wallet holds LUNA on today's Terra chain, phoenix-1, at an address that starts with terra1. That same address also exists on Terra Classic, home of LUNC, so check both the coin and the network before every transfer. Keylo supports Terra and LUNA only, including staking.
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A ZetaChain wallet holds ZETA and ZRC-20 tokens on ZetaChain, a Cosmos SDK layer 1 with a full EVM. One key gives you both a 0x address and a zeta1 address for the same account. Fees are paid in ZETA, and ZRC-20 tokens such as BTC.BTC stand for coins locked on other chains.
