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A1

Salmon Uses a Modular Wallet Architecture

  • Key management and signing layer
  • Chain modules (Solana, Bitcoin, others)
  • Application integration interface
  • RPC and backend infrastructure
A2

Security Is Designed as an Adversarial Open System

  • Open‑source code review
  • Continuous testing and audits
  • Verifiable signing behavior
  • Community vulnerability detection
A3

Progress Is Measured Through Observable Outcomes

  • Outcomes guide progress as adoption grows
  • Active users
  • On‑chain transactions
  • Ecosystem integrations
  • Reliability metrics
  • Developer contributions
A4

Open Source Governance Defines Ownership of the Project

  • Open governance structure
  • Public repository ownership
  • Transparent contribution process
  • Public development roadmap
  • Open ecosystem participation
A5

Core Contributors Build and Maintain Salmon

Nacho Mileo

Product & Strategy. Leads overall product vision and execution for Salmon.

Angel Mazzarello

Operations & Finance. Serial entrepreneur, leads strategy and ecosystem growth.

Dario Santos

Technology. Leads technical architecture and security design.

Rodrigo Menendez

Legal. Oversees regulatory strategy and governance frameworks.

A6

Why the Time Is Right for an Open Wallet Alternative

  • Wallets becoming the primary crypto interface
  • Most wallets controlled by private companies
  • Limited transparency around integrations and fees
  • Rising demand for verifiable open infrastructure
  • Multi‑chain ecosystems and DeFi expanding
  • Salmon positioned to scale as adoption grows