r/CryptoWallet

Hi, I put funds in my wallet (solana) and then I got the bug where trustwallet doesnt let you make transactions so I reinstalled the app (this has happened multiple times before). After reinstalling I tried to log in trough google drive back up (since its easier than finding the secret phrase everytime) but after I enter the password to the back up it says incorrect (keep in mind that the password was saved in google password manager so unless it somehow changed there, I am entering the correct password)

Has anyone had this happen to them? Maybe I could recover the old password from google password manager or somehow restore log in? (I can't find the secret phrase either)

I have the back up file in my drive and I can open it.

A lot of my friends are aware of crypto but still don’t use it. Not because they’re not interested, but because something about it feels intimidating or unclear to them.

From your experience, what’s really stopping people from getting started?

After testing exchanges, P2P, and different mobile crypto wallets, I realized the cheapest way to cash out cryptocurrency isn’t about the trading fee alone, spreads, network fees, and the exchange to bank transfer method matter way more.

For me, smaller cash outs worked better through P2P/stablecoins, while larger withdrawals were cheaper through direct bank transfers. I also underestimated how important crypto wallet usability is until I started doing frequent mobile wallet withdrawals to sell crypto for fiat quickly

What matters more to you right now  lowest fees, speed, or convenience?

Most DeFi wallets don’t really have a strategy.

They usually evolve randomly over time:
- a few swaps here and there
- some old altcoins
- stablecoins sitting idle
- positions that slowly became too large
- exposure that no longer matches the original idea

I realized a lot of people can name their tokens…
but can’t really explain their wallet allocation anymore.

So I built swapcrypto.ai.

It’s an AI-powered DeFi wallet analyzer that:
- analyzes wallet composition
- highlights concentration and stable exposure
- explains portfolio structure in simple language
- suggests possible swaps based on strategies like:
- grow
- balance
- protect

The goal is NOT automated trading.

It’s more about helping users understand what their wallet is actually doing before they swap again.

A big part of the project ended up being:
- candidate filtering
- chain-aware suggestions
- normalization
- avoiding random low-quality swap ideas

because raw AI alone felt unreliable for DeFi.

It’s educational only, non-custodial, and users stay fully in control of swaps through their wallet.

I’m genuinely curious what DeFi users here think about this idea:

Would you trust AI to help analyze your wallet strategy?