You didn't see the advantages in the OP?
I see that it does more and that means it'll be costlier. Right now the hardware wallets we have are designed to be simple to reduce the attack surface. They only sign transactions. I don't see any great advantage over a simple hardware wallet if all you want is something that will store your private keys and sign transactions. Anything more than that can be done on a regular pc.
Our wallet supplies much better security from the remote interface attacks by reducing the attack surface to a single point of entry, that does not include any software or standard interface vulnerabilities.
Our wallet adds high-grade security to smartphones with firewall and biometric authentication and great usability of BT connection in a very small package.
Simple hardware wallets are not safe enough for large amounts of BC - the only solution today is offline wallet (when done right).
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