David Okoya
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Brave browser is set to add support for Cardano to its integrated multichain wallet.
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The collaboration has been met with significant excitement from the Cardano community.
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Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said the recent Brave announcement is the first in a series of “broken windows deals.”
From strong price performances to significant roadmap milestones, leading Layer 1 blockchain Cardano has had many positives in the past few months. But the good times may be far from over.
In the latest instance, the project has scored what could be a major accessibility win, even as its founder, Charles Hoskinson, suggests that there are more major announcements to come.
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Privacy-focused browser Brave is set to add support for Cardano on its integrated multichain wallet, according to a press release from Input | Output, the blockchain’s primary developer, on Monday.
As a result, users will be able to manage their Cardano assets and participate in governance activities directly on Brave Wallet. At the same time, IO said that the wallet will also support swaps of Cardano native tokens and other on-chain transactions.
The firm said Brave Wallet’s Cardano integration will also lay the foundation for a future integration of Midnight, IO’s privacy-focused blockchain project. Some believe this move could eliminate the need for a virtual private network.
“This collaboration with Brave is a natural fit,” Hoskinson said in Input | Output's press release. “By bringing Cardano into Brave Wallet, we are not only expanding functionality for Cardano users in the age of on-chain governance, but also advancing a new standard for how blockchain networks should empower individuals—protecting privacy while enabling active, on-chain participation.”
Brave Wallet already supports popular blockchains like Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. Brave CEO Brandon Eich said in the press release that the platform’s Cardano integration will bolster user options, aligning with its ideals.
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“Our partnership with IO reflects Brave’s commitment to building a Web3 that maximizes interoperation for user choice, while giving them better tools to engage with decentralized ecosystems,” he said.
