Gluon (Distributed hardware wallet)— Yet another crypto wallet? Why? What’s new?
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In case you have not read my previous blog “Can trusted-computing protect your digital assets”, please read it first. So you will know what Gluon Wallet is. At least you will know Gluno is NOT a wallet (although it is called Gluon Wallet), it is actually a Trust-as-a-Service (TaaS) application focus on crypto keys.
You say “I need a hardware wallet”, I heard “I need some way to protect my private key”
That’s true, you do not need whatever kind of wallet as long as you have a better way to protect your private key.
As I mentioned in my previous blog, (I bet you have read already) even a hardware wallet has caveats that put your digital assets at risk. What Gluon provides you is actually a Trust-as-a-Service. The trust comes from thousands of hardware wallets although you do not own them. You do not need to trust the owners of those hardware wallets, because they have no access to your secret, even you do not?
