Introducing Gem Wallet for Celestia — Open-Source TIA Wallet, Staking, and Community Feedback
Hi Celestia community,
I’m Anzus from Gem Wallet, working across BD, community, and user support.
Gem Wallet is an open-source, self-custodial mobile wallet. We support Celestia because we want TIA holders to have a straightforward way to manage and stake their assets while retaining control of their keys.
Celestia features currently available in Gem Wallet
Users can:
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Store TIA in a self-custodial wallet
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Send and receive TIA natively
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Buy TIA through available providers
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Delegate TIA to a chosen validator
Gem Wallet is available on iOS and Android, and its source code is publicly available.
I created this thread to collect Celestia-specific feedback and act as a bridge between the community and our developers. We would especially appreciate feedback about:
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Validator discovery and selection
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Staking, reward claiming, unstaking, and redelegation
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How commission, APR, validator status, and the 21-day unstaking period are explained
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Buying, sending, and receiving TIA
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Celestia features or integrations the community would like to see
If you try Gem Wallet, please tell us what worked, what was confusing, and what you would like improved. I’ll monitor this thread, help where I can, and pass relevant feedback to our development team.
For support cases, never post or send your recovery phrase or private key. A public address, transaction hash, and description of the issue are normally sufficient for investigating on-chain activity.
Resources
Thanks—I look forward to learning from Celestia users, stakers, validators, and builders.