Ambire

Ambire's rebuilt mobile app is live on the App Store and Google Play, officially re-launching the wallet on iOS and Android. Co-founder Ivshti confirmed "mobile ambire is here," and early access officially opened — Ambire pointed users to its blog for details on how to get an invite code. Codes are pre-filled for existing TestFlight and Google Play testers, with fresh codes shared through Ambire's channels (or by pinging Ivshti directly).

The relaunch ships with Keycard NFC integration on mobile, a point Keycard itself celebrated in a post Ambire relayed. The app brings the extension's feature set to mobile: instant account sync by scanning a QR code (UR protocol, end-to-end encrypted, no server), a curated catalog of 500+ vetted web3 apps with a built-in browser, hardware wallet signing (Ledger, Trezor, Keystone, Keycard, imToken), Safe accounts, the Gas Tank, and clear signing (ERC-7730) with simulated transactions. It also flags first-time recipients and malicious contracts, and talks to RPCs directly as part of a privacy-by-default setup.

Ambire announced a new Side panel mode for its wallet. The panel docks to the side of the browser and stays in place while users trade, browse, or use other apps, keeping wallet actions accessible without leaving the current page.

• Panel persists alongside any app or tab
• Announced via the Ambire X account

Ambire flagged a rise in spam websites, emails, and SMS messages impersonating the wallet, warning users not to be fooled by fake channels. The team urged everyone to rely solely on the official site, ambire.com, and stay alert for phishing attempts.

Ambire confirmed that RAILGUN privacy is coming to its browser wallet, with RAILGUN describing the integration as landing directly in Ambire — "no extra app" needed — and Ambire retweeting the announcement. In the latest step, RAILGUN announced that users can now view their staked $RAIL in the Ambire wallet, a post Ambire relayed to its own account.

• Privacy capabilities built into the Ambire browser wallet, no separate application required
• Staked $RAIL balances now visible in-wallet
• Framed as landing "soon," with no further rollout detail given
• Part of Ambire's ongoing feature expansion across privacy, security, and multisig tooling

Ambire has formally rolled out tiered Swap & Bridge fees for staked $WALLET holders, dropping from a flat 0.5% down to as low as 0% depending on holdings, per an official blog post. 100% of accrued fees go toward $WALLET buybacks that benefit holders.

Staking and unstaking are built directly into the Ambire wallet and are live in both the browser extension and mobile app.

• Fees tier by staked $stkWALLET balance
• Trades route across aggregated providers including LiFi, Socket, and Uniswap, with users able to select which provider handles a trade
• Specific holdings thresholds for each tier were not disclosed

Ambire says it is "one step closer" to letting users run the wallet in RPC-only mode, framing the work as part of its privacy push. Per a reply from the team, the company just merged a PR — in progress for weeks — that, once live, will let users opt out of nearly everything and use Ambire as an RPC wrapper only.

• Merged PR moves the wallet toward full opt-out of third-party services
• No details yet on which components the opt-outs will cover or when the change ships

Gearbox Protocol announced that automated leverage for Midas RWA's mF-ONE and mGLOBAL tokens — funds managed by Fasanara Capital — is now live on Gearbox. The news was relayed through the Ambire account's retweet of Gearbox's announcement.

• mF-ONE and mGLOBAL are tokenized real-world-asset funds: mF-ONE is a blockchain-native certificate fund, while mGLOBAL is Midas and Fasanara's on-chain private credit token
• Gearbox positions the integration around letting leveraged yield products improve RWA distribution without sacrificing compliance and control
• The retweet's detail on which users are eligible is truncated in the post

The announcement is unrelated to Ambire's own wallet features — it surfaced via the account's feed and signals RWA leverage availability expanding on Gearbox.

Ambire launched built-in $WALLET staking and unstaking directly in the wallet, announced via the Ambire account. Holding staked $WALLET reduces trading fees, earns 2% APY, and doubles voting power in governance votes.

• Staking and unstaking are handled entirely in-wallet
• The fee discount ties into the tiered staked-holder fee structure Ambire recently rolled out
• No details on minimum stakes, lockup periods, or unstaking timelines were provided

Ambire retweeted L2BEAT's announcement of a new feature that helps users understand which entities a privacy protocol hides data from. L2BEAT's feature questions the blanket use of "private" by asking "private from whom?" — adding transparency to how different protocols classify their privacy guarantees.

The retweet signals Ambire's interest in clearer privacy standards, though no specific Ambire integration or product update was announced alongside it.

Ambire's post-quantum work has reached a working end-to-end demonstration in PQ1, the first wave of post-quantum cryptography readiness. The team pulled off what it describes as the first-ever USDC on Base transfer using a post-quantum wallet, per a retweet of FreedomFactory co-founder mhaas_eth.

• First working e2e (end-to-end) demo for PQ1
• Transfer executed on the Base network
• Credits FreedomFactory for the underlying work
• Broader rollout details and scope of the merged changes are still not disclosed

The working demo moves Ambire beyond the merged support announced earlier toward practical post-quantum usage as quantum computing becomes a plausible threat to current cryptosystems.