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Wallets

This guide covers wallet options for interacting with Monolythium.

Wallet Types

Monolythium supports two types of wallets:

TypeUse CasesExamples
Unified Wallet (Recommended)All operations — EVM + Cosmos in oneMonolythium Browser Wallet
EVM WalletsTransfers, smart contracts, dAppsMetaMask, Rabby
Cosmos WalletsStaking, governance, native featuresKeplr, Leap

The official Monolythium Browser Wallet supports both EVM and Cosmos chains in a single extension. No need to switch between MetaMask and Keplr — everything works from one wallet.

Install from Chrome Web Store

Capabilities:

  • Send and receive LYTH (EVM and Cosmos)
  • Deploy and interact with smart contracts
  • Stake and unstake LYTH
  • Vote on governance proposals
  • Claim staking rewards
  • Connect to dApps
  • Sign messages

Why use it:

  • Single extension for both EVM and Cosmos
  • Built specifically for Monolythium — networks pre-configured
  • No manual chain configuration required

EVM Wallets (MetaMask)

For EVM transactions (transfers, smart contracts):

MetaMask

MetaMask is the most popular EVM wallet.

Capabilities:

  • Send and receive LYTH
  • Deploy and interact with smart contracts
  • Sign messages
  • Connect to dApps

Limitations:

  • Cannot stake LYTH
  • Cannot participate in governance
  • Cannot perform MsgBurn

See MetaMask Setup for configuration.

Trust Wallet

Trust Wallet supports custom EVM networks and works with Monolythium.

Capabilities:

  • Send and receive LYTH
  • View token balances
  • Connect to EVM dApps
  • WalletConnect support

Limitations:

  • Cannot stake LYTH (use Monolythium Browser Wallet, Keplr, or Leap)
  • Cannot participate in governance

See Trust Wallet Setup for configuration.

Other EVM Wallets

Any EVM-compatible wallet works:

Cosmos Wallets (Keplr, Leap)

For Cosmos-native operations:

Keplr

Keplr is the leading Cosmos wallet.

Capabilities:

  • Send and receive LYTH
  • Stake and unstake
  • Vote on governance proposals
  • Claim staking rewards

Installation:

  1. Install the browser extension from keplr.app
  2. Create or import a wallet
  3. Add Monolythium network (details below)

Leap

Leap is another popular Cosmos wallet.

Similar capabilities to Keplr with a different interface.

Adding Monolythium to Cosmos Wallets

Chain Registry

Monolythium will be available in the Cosmos Chain Registry. Once listed, wallets like Keplr will automatically suggest adding the network.

Manual Configuration

If not automatically available, add manually:

=== "Sprintnet"

{
chainId: "mono-sprint-1",
chainName: "Monolythium Sprintnet",
rpc: "https://rpc.sprintnet.mononodes.xyz",
rest: "https://api.sprintnet.mononodes.xyz",
bip44: { coinType: 118 },
bech32Config: {
bech32PrefixAccAddr: "mono",
bech32PrefixAccPub: "monopub",
bech32PrefixValAddr: "monovaloper",
bech32PrefixValPub: "monovaloperpub",
bech32PrefixConsAddr: "monovalcons",
bech32PrefixConsPub: "monovalconspub"
},
currencies: [{
coinDenom: "LYTH",
coinMinimalDenom: "alyth",
coinDecimals: 18
}],
feeCurrencies: [{
coinDenom: "LYTH",
coinMinimalDenom: "alyth",
coinDecimals: 18,
gasPriceStep: {
low: 0.025,
average: 0.05,
high: 0.1
}
}],
stakeCurrency: {
coinDenom: "LYTH",
coinMinimalDenom: "alyth",
coinDecimals: 18
}
}

=== "Testnet"

{
chainId: "mono_6940-1",
chainName: "Monolythium Testnet",
rpc: "https://rpc.testnet.mononodes.xyz",
rest: "https://api.testnet.mononodes.xyz",
// ... same config structure as above
}

=== "Mainnet"

{
chainId: "mono_6941-1",
chainName: "Monolythium",
rpc: "https://rpc.mononodes.xyz",
rest: "https://api.mononodes.xyz",
// ... same config structure as above
}

Address Formats

Cosmos (Bech32)

mono1abc123...xyz

Used for: Staking, governance, Cosmos transactions

EVM (Hex)

0x1234...abcd

Used for: EVM transactions, smart contracts

Conversion

The same private key generates both addresses. They represent the same account:

mono1... ↔ 0x...

See Address Formats for details.

Hardware Wallets

Ledger Support

Both address formats work with Ledger:

  • EVM: Use Ethereum app + MetaMask
  • Cosmos: Use Cosmos app + Keplr

Using Ledger with MetaMask

  1. Connect Ledger
  2. Open Ethereum app
  3. Connect to MetaMask
  4. Add Monolythium network
  5. Transactions signed on device

Using Ledger with Keplr

  1. Connect Ledger
  2. Open Cosmos app
  3. Connect to Keplr
  4. Add Monolythium network
  5. Transactions signed on device

Wallet Security

Best Practices

  1. Backup your seed phrase - Store offline in multiple secure locations
  2. Never share your seed phrase - No legitimate service will ask for it
  3. Use hardware wallets for significant holdings
  4. Verify addresses before sending
  5. Be cautious of phishing - Verify URLs carefully

Recovery

If you lose access to your wallet but have your seed phrase:

  1. Install wallet software on a new device
  2. Choose "Import" or "Restore"
  3. Enter your seed phrase
  4. Your accounts and balances are restored

!!! danger "Seed Phrase Security" Anyone with your seed phrase has full control of your funds. Never enter it on websites or share it with anyone.

Which Wallet Should I Use?

I want to...Use
Do everything in one walletMonolythium Browser Wallet
Send/receive LYTHMonolythium Browser Wallet, MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or Keplr
Interact with dAppsMonolythium Browser Wallet, MetaMask, or Trust Wallet
Deploy smart contractsMonolythium Browser Wallet or MetaMask
Stake LYTHMonolythium Browser Wallet, Keplr, or Leap
Vote on proposalsMonolythium Browser Wallet, Keplr, or Leap
Burn tokensMonolythium Browser Wallet, Keplr, or Leap (or CLI)
Maximum securityLedger + either wallet

FAQ

Can I use the same wallet for EVM and Cosmos?

Yes! The Monolythium Browser Wallet supports both EVM and Cosmos in a single extension. Alternatively, the same seed phrase/private key works across separate wallets (MetaMask for EVM, Keplr for Cosmos).

Do I need separate accounts?

No. One seed phrase generates matching EVM and Cosmos addresses that share the same balance.

Which wallet is more secure?

Both are secure when used properly. For maximum security, use a hardware wallet with either.

Can I stake from MetaMask?

No. Staking requires Cosmos transactions. Use the Monolythium Browser Wallet, Keplr, or Leap.

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