Incognito Crypto Wallet VS Coinomi

Incognito builds privacy infrastructure, applications, and markets for web3, focusing on 3 key areas:

1. Privacy for markets, to hold and trade currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, etc. Incognito gives people privacy for the cryptocurrencies they already have and want, without the need to purchase privacy coins. It achieves this through the use of interoperable bridges to major blockchains.

2. Privacy for applications, like PancakeSwap, Uniswap, etc. Incognito offers privacy for developers and users of dApps from other chains; dApp developers can write and deploy smart contracts to their blockchain of choice, and users can experience those dApps anonymously.

3. Privacy infrastructure for web3. Incognito runs on its own sharded blockchain, with throughput designed to scale out linearly with the number of shards. It implements improved variants of Proof of Stake, pBFT, and BLS at the consensus layer, and achieves privacy using ring signatures, stealth addresses, confidential transactions, and confidential assets.

The native coin of Incognito is Privacy (PRV). It allows holders to participate in privacy markets, use apps privately, and stake to earn block rewards. PRV is minted for every new block mined, and has a fixed maximum supply of 100M.

The open-source project welcomes contributors.

Coinomi is a security-first, multi-chain wallet for both mobile & desktop that provides native support and true ownership for more than 125 blockchains (the biggest number in the industry for non-custodial wallets) and thousands of tokens. Founded back in 2014, Coinomi is the oldest multi-chain wallet available, with millions of active users. Most importantly, no Coinomi wallet has ever been hacked or otherwise compromised to date. Coinomi is Seg-Wit enabled and offers 168 fiat currency representations, readable in 25 languages. All supported assets can be exchanged instantly from within the app via built-in exchanges.