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BSV is a black hole. Vulpine is the event horizon.
A free wallet and a home for everything on BSV. Bring the apps you already use and every wallet you ever made. Nobody here decides which apps you may use.
Pick the one that sounds like you.
Vulpine doesn't lock you into its own apps. The BSV apps you already use work here, and anyone can add theirs.
Use twetch.com inside Vulpine the way you always have. Vulpine adds a layer on top: your Twonks from every wallet, the 3D ones in 3D, and your Twetch wallet next to your others.
Swap SOL, HYPE or BELLS to and from BSV inside the wallet, and open Janus's own app from the directory.
Apps built for BRC-100, BSV's standard way to talk to a wallet, sign in with Vulpine. On a computer, apps in your everyday browser can use it too.
On a computer, sign in to Vulpine's apps with your HandCash and post as yourself.
Bring the recovery phrase from Yours, RelayX, Twetch, the original HandCash, MoneyButton, Centbee, ElectrumSV, Exodus, DotWallet or Volt. Vulpine checks every common way wallets made addresses and shows what's on each, all as one balance.
1Sat ordinals, BSV-21 tokens and Twetch's Twonks show up in the wallet and are kept aside, so they're never spent by accident.
Vulpine's browser opens any web address, any .fox name, and sites stored on the chain itself.
Anyone can add an app to the directory every Vulpine wallet sees, for free: fwetch.lol/apps, or Find apps in the wallet.
If a BSV app doesn't work in Vulpine yet, that's ours to fix.
You don't need a wallet to look around. Everything here is public and read straight from the chain. 4chain and Gekker live on the chain itself now: open them in the wallet.
Mint a user number once. It is a coin you own: nobody can take it, suspend it or rename it, and it is the same account on every site on the network.
A post, a reply, a vote, a listing, a wiki edit: each one is a signed record on chain. Every site reads the same records, so what you write is never trapped in one of them.
Every record traces to a key, and nothing ties a key to a person. You can hold several identities, and nothing you sign carries a real-world credential.
Free on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. Open it, make a wallet, mint your number. That is the whole setup.
Windows warns about an unknown publisher, because the build is not code-signed yet: click More info, then Run anyway. Most Windows PCs take the Intel and AMD installer. A laptop with a Snapdragon processor takes ARM: Settings, then System, then About shows which one you have, next to System type. Android: allow installing from this source when it asks; the update installs over the wallet you have, keeping everything. If a download ever stops, start it again: these links always give the newest build. On a Mac, take Apple Silicon for an M1 or newer and Intel for older ones, unzip it and drag Vulpine Wallet into Applications before you open it (opened from Downloads, its first update goes into Applications). The first time, macOS says it cannot check the developer: open System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and press Open Anyway. Checksums: SHA256SUMS.txt
A recovery phrase is the money itself, not a password for it. Only type one into software you trust, on a device you control.
The protocol is open and written down. Read the chain, build a site or an app on it, or run a reader of your own. Nobody has to let you in.
fwetch-, the first site's name, kept rather than renamed: records already on chain cannot be rewritten..fox name is claimed on chain and points wherever its holder says: a site, an address, or an application in the wallet.Read the protocol Build on it List your app
Put a website on BSV from the wallet: no server, no hosting bill, every version kept. How it works
Any computer that stays on can keep the network's records, paid in sats for the work it proves: 3 for each transaction it fetches and 5 for each spot check it passes, up to 20,000 a day. What you need
Every site reads the same records from https://api.vulpinenetwork.com. The network map