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Stacks
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Stacks Wallet, developed by Hiro PBC, securely manage your STX assets, participate in Stacking, and connect with the Stacks application using your digital assets and identity. The Stacks Wallet specifically empowers you to manage your STX tokens on the Stacks blockchain, as these tokens are associated with a public Stacks address and a privately held "key" (also called a "seed" or "mnemonic"). ” phrase) as your only credential.

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