The most recent progress of the @WAX Official Cloud Wallet on the $WAXP site consists in the transfer to mobile, so now the product can be used both on Android and iOS. It has not taken long before #SocialMining contributors started suggesting what this implies in terms of user experience in that wallet portability can modify the way players and collectors experience blockchain applications when they are on the move.
At a purely technical level, mobile access lowers the friction of common blockchain operations, such as signing transaction, checking balances or endorsing in-game item transfers. These capabilities will already be under test by Social Mining participants in real time, with comments on performance, ease of login and the security model against desktop version.
The talks are not laced on convenience. Members of Social Mining groups tend to evaluate the possible effect on adoption rates, the number of transactions, and undergoing process of bringing altogether new users through the adoption of new tools such as this one. The feedback of the initial testers may be used to perfect the best practices of not only gamers but also developers that are incorporating mobile wallet support.
This cooperative review in which one posts the results, discusses what is good and bad, makes recommendations, makes one product update become more of a community wide learning experience. It is not only about $WAXP in yours pocket but rather it is about the further development of blockchain accessibility in terms of collective, information based experience.
