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Tetrix Network, a Filipino-made integrated ecosystem that connects different blockchains, unveils the new and improved Pitaka, which is a crypto wallet allowing users to store, manage, and exchange cryptocurrencies and digital assets in an extension. “Pitaka is a fully decentralized crypto wallet that runs on Tetrix, the first omnichain protocol that directly communicates across all blockchains,” said Felix Asuncion, Chief Revenue Officer of Tetrix. “Our main motivation in building Pitaka is to create a product that each and every Filipino will be proud of. As we say, “Made by Filipinos, for the world.” Pitaka enables the storage of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and digital collectibles, and ever supports more than 18,000 cryptocurrencies built on top of 25 blockchains. Pitaka can be connected to Trezor and Ledger, which are hardware wallets, maintaining their company's goal of giving full control to users over their assets. According to Tetrix, they have already started the development of Pitaka’s mobile app which will support more cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and XRP down the road. Read more in our articles including "Crypto wallet Pitaka launches on Filipino-made Tetrix Network" and "Microsoft extends Windows 10 lifespan for another year... again".

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What is Pitaka?

Tetrix Network, a Filipino-made integrated ecosystem that connects different blockchains, unveils the new and improved Pitaka, which is a crypto wallet allowing users to store, manage, and exchange cryptocurrencies and digital assets in an extension. “Pitaka is a fully decentralized crypto wallet that runs on Tetrix, the first omnichain protocol that directly communicates across all blockchains,” said Felix Asuncion, Chief Revenue Officer of Tetrix.

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“Our main motivation in building Pitaka is to create a product that each and every Filipino will be proud of. As we say, “Made by Filipinos, for the world.” Pitaka enables the storage of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and digital collectibles, and ever supports more than 18,000 cryptocurrencies built on top of 25 blockchains. Pitaka can be connected to Trezor and Ledger, which are hardware wallets, maintaining their company's goal of giving full control to users over their assets.

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Our coverage of Pitaka includes: "Crypto wallet Pitaka launches on Filipino-made Tetrix Network"; "Microsoft extends Windows 10 lifespan for another year... again"; "DICT launches "eGov App on Wheels" for remote, hard-to-access areas". Each article provides unique insights and information.