Review on Coffee Wallet by Danh Huỳnh Ngọc Công

- Coffee Wallet has a good topic that may be intrigue to some kinds of users. It seems to be the only wallet with a specific topic

- At the time of writing, the wallet support about seventeen coins from seventeen blockchains; the number is quite big as most of the existing wallet only store around ten blockchains (and a lot of Ethereum tokens). Users can freely add any tokens they possess to the dashboard so they can easily monitor their performance

- Balances can be displayed in thirty four different fiat currencies thanks to the data from Coinmarketcap and Coinpaprika

- Sending and receiving cryptocurrencies with this wallet can be very fun. Users can send their token by giving the normal addresses or scan the QR code. Transaction fees for sending can be adjusted among five levels according to the desire of the users. With receiving function, the wallet provide a efficiently sizable QR code and quick copy for normal addresses. The animation for them seems fun. Assets can also be sent via message on the app

- Besides the real balances, users can add their offline portfolio to the wallet which is very convenient and quick for a price checking

- Coffee Wallet has established partnership with Changelly to conduct the integration of an internal swap exchange so users can convert their assets quickly with down relying on the exchanges

- The wallet has been hosting an airdrop of its inner tokens to the community to encourage their engagement with the wallet

- You can find its source code on Git Hub to see the transparency of this open source application. You can also develop around it to fork out a similar product