You can mostly know by doing a quick Google search. And if a certain wallet is fully open-source, chances are, they're going to definitely advertise it as such. The best way to know though is checking if a wallet's source code is reproducible or not.
Check this out: https://walletscrutiny.com/
Topic: I need to get to the bottom of this myself - page 2. (Read 292 times)
As far as I know, the source code should be hosted at https://github.com/.
With the help of a search engine, you should find information about the software you are interested in.
https://github.com/search
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitHub
With the help of a search engine, you should find information about the software you are interested in.
https://github.com/search
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitHub
Correct me if I am wrong, are developers or tech experts the only ones that can detect if a crypto wallet is simply fully open source or not? Can a random human who knows too less about a crypto wallet detect if it's open source or closed source? If yes please share me a way, I am tired of people saying a wallet is open source and some other are arguing that it's closed source, I need to get things done myself.
What and what to deep dive into to real if the wallet is open source? Or there is something else I need to learn first.
What and what to deep dive into to real if the wallet is open source? Or there is something else I need to learn first.
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