Tools for crypto and web3 — Open source

Nicegram

LiveWatched 24d

An enhanced Telegram client with a built-in crypto wallet, AI assistant, and privacy features, aimed at individuals and businesses who want more security and Web3 tools than stock Telegram.

Data stays with youOpen source

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How it works: An enhanced Telegram client with a non-custodial multichain wallet, a built-in AI assistant, and an Agent Marketplace, layered on top of standard Telegram messaging.
What's different: Open-source and privacy-focused, adding financial and AI tools directly into the messaging client instead of requiring separate apps.
Best for: People who want more privacy, a built-in crypto wallet, and AI tools within the Telegram experience they already use.

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Bey Wallet

LiveWatched 13d

An open-source mobile Bitcoin wallet for everyday private payments, supporting Cashu ecash, Lightning payments, and sending to Nostr users.

Open source

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How it works: Send and receive Cashu ecash, pay via Lightning, send to Nostr users, and use QR or NFC from one mobile wallet.
Best for: People who want to spend Bitcoin as everyday money rather than just hold it.

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Orizen Panel

LiveWatched 16d

An open-source, self-hosted hosting control panel positioned as a free alternative to cPanel/WHM, with built-in multi-chain crypto payments.

FreeOpen sourceNo subscription

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How it works: A self-hosted hosting control panel with one-command cross-distro install: unlimited sites, automatic Cloudflare DNS and HTTPS, email, databases, file manager, staging, and a built-in multi-chain crypto payment gateway.
What's different: Positioned as a free, open-source alternative to cPanel/WHM with crypto payments to wallets you control, no KYC.
Pricing: Free, self-hosted.

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An open-source Layer 1 blockchain signed with post-quantum ML-DSA-65 cryptography, with a non-custodial browser wallet and mining clients for Linux and Windows, instead of the quantum-vulnerable signatures used by Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Open source

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How it works: Uses NIST FIPS 204 ML-DSA-65 signatures throughout, with proof-of-work mining, a WASM browser wallet with client-side signing, and a public explorer.
What's different: Publishes a Security & Transparency page with reproducible cryptographic test vectors.
Pricing: Open source, Apache 2.0 licensed.

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