Managing your crypto securely starts with knowing how to safely access and back up your wallet information. Whether you need to export a private key or seed phrase, Citadel.one makes it easy to do so directly from the mobile app.

Important: Keep your seed phrase and private keys safe. Don’t share them with anyone, make sure no one can see them while you export, and store them in a secure place.

Here’s the step-by-step guide on how to export your wallet using our mobile app:

1. Open the app and and tap on Settings in the main menu.

2. Within Settings, select the Addresses tab.

3. To export your wallet’s mnemonic phrase, tap Export at the top of the screen.

4. To export a specific address, click the three dots next to the selected address and then tap Export.

5. Select whether you want to export the seed phrase or private key.

6. Save or copy your private key or mnemonic phrase.

Done!

If you have further questions, feel free to contact the support team in our chat on Telegram.

Being one of the largest validators in the Cosmos ecosystem, Citadel.one takes a responsible approach to governance matters. Regularity, accountability, and probity — these are the key principles we stick to when voting.

The following report contains our votes on governance proposals on Akash, Axelar, Cosmos Hub, Chihuahua, Coreum, dYdX, Kava, and Secret Network for December 2025.

Learn more about our governance policy in Validator Constitution and feel free to contact the team on TG if you have a question or need more information regarding Citadel.one.

Gas is one of the biggest sources of friction on-chain. The exact same transaction can cost pennies one moment and dollars the next, mainly because gas fees are subject to constantly shifting variables.

This hurts UX and forces both users and developers to hold a volatile asset just to use or power apps.

Many designs have been introduced to address this. The latest and strongest case so far — Arc’s Stable Fee Design: fees in USDC, smoothed at the protocol level and built for both enterprise and everyday users.

Let’s dig into what this means.

First, a quick primer on how gas fees are priced:

Dollar cost = Gas Units × Base Fee × Price of Gas Token.

Two sources of volatility drive that number:

• Network volatility: how full blocks are → moves the Base Fee.
• Market volatility: the token’s USD price → changes the dollar outcome even if usage stays the same.

Fee smoothing mechanism

Arc smooths Base Fee price updates using a weighted moving average of recent blocks (rather than reacting block-by-block). Short spikes nudge the fee, they don’t yank it. Arc can also bound/cap the Base Fee so it doesn’t go up infinitely, regardless of network activity.

Result: low, predictable and gradual movements instead of sudden spikes.

USDC as the unit of account (removing market volatility)

Even with smoothing, paying in a volatile token keeps the dollar price unstable: if the token’s dollar price moves, the dollar cost of fee moves.

Arc addresses this by denominating fees in USDC, Circle’s dollar-pegged stablecoin.

In dollar terms: Dollar cost ≈ Gas Units × Base Fee in USDC.

No volatility in the loop, plus simpler accounting and forecasting of operational costs.

Stablecoin Paymaster

One of the problems Arc’s Stability Fee Design is attempting to solve is forcing users to hold a token just to transact. Which is why the network will eventually introduce a Paymaster that will allow for accepting additional stablecoins to pay for gas.

By denominating fees in a stable unit of account and eliminating market volatility, Arc Network removes a major adoption blocker and provides an optimal UX for both users and developers.

Stay tuned on X for deep dives, insights, and key updates on the top-tier projects pushing web3 forward.

Being one of the largest validators in the Cosmos ecosystem, Citadel.one takes a responsible approach to governance matters. Regularity, accountability, and probity — these are the key principles we stick to when voting.

The following report contains our votes on governance proposals on Akash, Axelar, Cosmos Hub, dYdX, Kava, and Persistence for the period from November 11 to Novemver 29.

Learn more about our governance policy in Validator Constitution and feel free to contact the team on TG if you have a question or need more information regarding Citadel.one.

Injective has released the first AI-powered development platform that enables anyone to build and deploy apps without coding experience. How does it work and why does it matter?

Let’s break it down

What is iBuild?

iBuild is a revolutionary AI-powered development platform that allows anyone to create fully-functional decentralized applications from start to finish using only natural language prompts.

How it works

1. Connect your wallet (Keplr, MetaMask, or Leap)
2. Pick an LLM
3. Describe what you want. You can attach images to add visual context to your prompts, connect your project for auth, storage, and integrate your own Model Context Protocol tools for private or organizational capabilities

Note: You’ll need credits, the internal units used to pay for LLM requests and other operations inside iBuild. Each request consumes credits based on the model used, prompt size, and any extras like image inputs. You can purchase credits with INJ directly on the iBuild app.

What does iBuild enable?

• Zero Barriers to Entry: No programming knowledge required
• Rapid Deployment: Compress development timelines from months to hours
• Financial Primitives Made Simple: Create complex financial products, tokenize equities, launch prediction markets, deploy perp markets and more with straightforward prompts
• Multi-Model Intelligence: Access the best capabilities of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and DeepSeek simultaneously
• Injective’s Full Power: Leverage Injective’s lightning-fast orderbook, Web3 modules, MultiVM environment, native interoperability, and institutional-grade infrastructure with natural language

Why it mattes?

iBuild marks a fundamental shift in how decentralized applications are conceived, tested, and deployed. Have an idea for a dApp? Just prompt it. With iBuild, any idea can become reality in minutes.

Learn more about iBuild here and follow us on X to stay up to date with the latest updates from Injective.

The following report contains our votes on governance proposals across the Cosmos ecosystem for the period from October 27 to November 10.

Learn more about our governance policy in Validator Constitution and feel free to contact the team on TG if you have a question or need more information regarding Citadel.one.

Being one of the largest validators in the Cosmos ecosystem, Citadel.one takes a responsible approach to governance matters. Regularity, accountability, and probity — these are the key principles we stick to when voting.

The following report contains our votes on governance proposals on Akash, Cosmos Hub, dYdX, Kava, Osmosis, Persistence, and Sei for the two-week period from October 7 to October 21.

Learn more about our governance policy in Validator Constitution and feel free to contact the team on TG if you have a question or need more information regarding Citadel.one.

Being one of the largest validators in the Cosmos ecosystem, Citadel.one takes a responsible approach to governance matters. Regularity, accountability, and probity — these are the key principles we stick to when voting.

The following report contains our votes on various Cosmos proposals for the period from September 22 to October 6.

Learn more about our governance policy in Validator Constitution and feel free to contact the team on TG if you have a question or need more information regarding Citadel.one.

The following report contains our votes on governance proposals across the Cosmos ecosystem for the period from June 9 to June 22.

Learn more about our governance policy in Validator Constitution and feel free to ask any question in our chat on TG: t.me/citadelofficial.

Cash or card? In 2025, it’s all about crypto!

Here’s everything you need to know about crypto cards, bridging the gap between crypto and everyday payments.

What is a crypto card?

A crypto card is a Visa or Mastercard-backed debit/credit card that lets you use your crypto holdings to pay for goods and services worldwide. Both online and offline.

How does it work?

You make a purchase > the card provider converts your assets into fiat at the point of sale > the seller gets paid in fiat. Voilà!

Benefits

○ Forget about off-ramp hassles

○ Use your crypto holdings to buy coffee, groceries, and everyday stuff

○ Earn cashback in crypto

The best crypto cards to use in 2025

○ Osmosis Pay Card

• Spend $OSMO and other IBC assets
• Apple Pay & Google Pay compatible
• 0.5–1.5% fee

Details: pay.osmosis.zone

○ Metamask Сard

• Native to MetaMask portfolio
• Apple Pay & Google Pay compatible
• Spend aUSDC, USDC, USDT, WETH, EURe, and GBPe
• 1–3% cashback ⁃ ~ $0.02 fee

Details: metamask.io/card

○ Ledger Card (Available starting Jun 30)

• Spend BTC, ETH, & other assets
• 1% cashback in BTC or USDT
• Apple Pay & Google Pay compatible

Details: ledger.com/cl-card

○ Avalanche Сard

• Spend AVAX, USDC, sAVAX, and more
• No fees (1% FX)
• Apple Pay & Google Pay compatible

Details: avalanchecard.com

○ Nexo Card

• Spend stablecoins, BTC, ETH, and more
• Up to 2% cashback in NEXO or BTC
• No fees

Details: nexo.com/crypto-card

Note

○ Check your country’s crypto tax laws to avoid any compliance issues

○ Keep in mind that each card has a limit

○ Some cards can be issued physically

○ Each provider has its own list of supported countries