Review on Tokenly Pockets by Praise Olagbadun
Don't Be Decieved, The Tokenly Pockets Mobile Wallet Has CLOSED DOWN
Going through the mobile wallets available on the blockchain network would make you want to have a rethink over your current choice of mobile wallet. This is because most of these wallets seems to have good characteristics or qualities that looks compelling. Although some of the features the wallets are said to possess are true,some of them are false and I guess that was among the reasons why the Revain team thought of having a platform for authentic reviews. As for those that are true, you night get to know some negative side of the wallet when using it and that feature might have not been shown when reading that article. That is why reviews on the Revain team are not biased. They provide space for both negative and positive remarks from the writers. This would help the readers to take note of both the positive and negative side of the platform they are preparing to use. A friend of mine has once fallen victim to something like this, when he was introduced to a mobile wallet that wasn't existing and he mistakenly sent some of his cryptocurrencies into a wallet address they claim was owned by the wallet company, not knowing they wanted to scam him (which they did successfully). These people did all these in the name of a mobile wallet we all know as Tokenly Pockets. This mobile wallet was founded in the year 2018. This mobile wallet was launched in Singapore and also has it as its headquarters. I guess the reason they were successful in scamming that friend of mine was because the wallet actually existed before and we all know about it before but never knew when it closed down. The mobile wallet was also a multi currency wallet, this is because it stores multiple cryptocurrencies, some of which includes: Binance (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tron (TRX) and many other cryptocurrencies. The mobile wallet actually started well in terms of its security features as it is a multi signature wallet (a feature that is very helpful to wallet owners in groups). This would help more than one person gain access to just a mobile wallet. This wallet was also a Hierarchical Deterministic (HD) wallet and also had the 2 Factor Authentication available. The only problem I had with the wallet was the fact that the private keys of their users wasn't stored on the users device but by a third party, although they were encrypted with the users password.
We all can see that that friend of mine had some reasons to believe that scammer, the wallet seems to have had good features but he never knew the wallet was out of service. He was actually introduced for an airdrop that would need you to activate your wallet by making some trades on their platform. He then sent them some Ethereum for activation and that was how his crypto got away from him. Ever since, I've learnt a lesson to read some reviews on the Revain platform before using any platform and I guess you should do that too. There are so many things you get from reading some reviews about a company before going into it and depositing some funds in it, the Revain platform seems to be a very nice one because the reviews you read are from personal experiences and not just some composed write up. They are also not biased making everything you find on their platform nothing but the truth. As for me, the Tokenly Pockets Wallet has taught me a great lesson and I guess it has for you too but for clarification, the Tokenly Pockets Mobile Wallet has CLOSED DOWN.
Pros
- The one and only positive aspect I have seen from this mobile wallet is the fact that it has made me form the habit of reading reviews about a company before getting to use it, or what positive aspect can we find from a company that is out of service ??
Cons
- The Tokenly Pockets Mobile Wallet is currently out of service
