Flow Wallet Providers Weekly and Total Stats

• According to the above charts, Dapper was the largest wallet provider in terms of transactions. Still, on mid-June, Blocto took the lead. we can see that Dapper wallet is at the top of the list in terms of the number of transactions.
• Blocto had a far bigger market share than all other wallet providers in terms of the total number of active users. Still, after October 2021, Dapper took over and led. We can see that Blocto and Dapper are in the intense competition overall in terms of the total number of users.
• However, when it comes to the amount of paid fees Blocto leads on virtually all days, so Blocto wallet is the best provider in terms of the amount of paid fees for its consumers.

Flow Wallet Providers Weekly and Total NFT Sale Stats

• According to the above charts, The Dapper wallet users have consistently outperformed all other users in terms of NFT trading on FLOW. The top NFT project on the FLOW ecosystem, the TopShot NFT collection, mostly uses the Dapper wallet for its sales, which may be the primary factor in this lead. Also, Dapper has more than 98% of total NFT sale transactions among flow wallets.
• The DApper wallet provider has the greatest number of active traders. These traders have completed the greatest number of NFT trades, exchanged the greatest number of tokens, and traded the greatest number of collections. The number of active users and sales made by DAapper wallet users on an average day is also significantly more than those of other leading FLOW wallet providers.

Methodology

I used hessaminanloos dashboard on Wallet Providers bounty to find the list of Flow wallets. Also, one can use Flowverse website to access the list of wallets on Flow blockchain.

In this dashboard, We will try the following parameters to create a landscape of different wallets on FLOW and the activity of their users on NFT.

1. Flow Wallet Providers Weekly and Total Stats
2. Flow Wallet Providers Weekly and Total NFT Sale Stats

Conclusion

• On a per-transaction basis, Dapper was the biggest wallet provider. Nevertheless, Blocto took the lead in mid-June. Regarding the number of transactions, the Dapper wallet came in first. Regarding the overall number of active users, Blocto had a significantly larger market share than all other wallet providers. Still, Dapper seized charge and took the lead after October 2021. According to the total number of users, Blocto and Dapper are clearly in a fierce battle.
• Blocto wallet is the finest supplier in terms of the amount of paid fees for its customers because it consistently outperforms the competition regarding the total amount of fees paid. When trading NFT on FLOW, Dapper wallet users consistently outperform all other users. The TopShot NFT collection, the top NFT project in the FLOW ecosystem, mostly employs the Dapper wallet for its sales, which might be the main contributing element in this lead.
• Additionally, Dapper accounts for more than 98% of all NFT sale transactions among flow wallets. The most active traders are those using the Dapper wallet provider. These traders have executed the biggest amount of NFT trades, token exchanges, and collection trades. Additionally, Dapper wallet users generate much more fees and active users than other top FLOW wallet providers.

Flow Blockchian

Flow is a blockchain network designed to enable fast and cheap transactions. The flow blockchain is a competitor to Ethereum, another blockchain platform that supports a native currency plus an ecosystem of blockchain-based projects. The Flow blockchain was launched in conjunction with Dapper Labs’ NBA Top Shot, a blockchain-based digital collectibles marketplace specializing in basketball cards. The Flow was first built as a tool for Dapper Labs’ game developers to meet their own needs and later launched publicly to support other decentralized applications.

Wallets

What types of wallets exist?

A wallet is only a tool to manage your Flow account. You can manage your account from different wallets.

A wallet is build for a specific platform:

• A hardware wallet is a physical device that lets you keep your crypto offline
• A web wallet allows you to manage your account through the web browser. It is either integrated into a website or into your web browser itself. Web browser wallets need to be installed separately (Chrome, Firefox, or Opera)
• A desktop wallet allows you to manage your account on your computer (macOS, Windows or Linux)
• A mobile wallet makes your account accessible on your mobile device (Android or iOS)

Wallets come in different ownership models:

• Some wallets will require you to be the “Custodian” (aka “non-custodial”). With that, you have the responsibility to securely store your private key, which is used to control your Flow account. If you lose your key, there is no-one that can retrieve them for you.
• Other wallets are “custodial”. In that case, the secure account storage is handled by the wallet provider on behalf of the account owner. You will create an account with login credentials - very similar to traditional web applications. If you forget your account credentials, you can reach out to the customer support of the wallet provider to retrieve your account.

What wallets can I choose from?

There are different Flow wallets you can choose from. They all serve the same purpose, but each one takes a different approach, supports different features, and makes different tradeoffs.

• Blocto is a custodial web, iOS and Android wallet
• Ledger offers hardware wallets
• Dapper Wallet is a custodial web wallet
• Lilico is a non-custodial web wallet focused on NFTs
• Finoa offers a institutional-grade custodial wallet