Tonkeeper rebrands with multi-chain support, powered by MoonPay Tonkeeper has rebranded to Keeper (@keeper_wallet). This transitions the protocol from a TON-exclusive wallet to a unified multichain interface supporting $BTC, @Ethereum, @Trondao, @Arbitrum, @Base, and

What happened

Tonkeeper, a wallet app for the TON blockchain, has rebranded to Keeper and expanded to support Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, Arbitrum, and Base. This change makes it a multi-chain wallet, no longer limited to TON. The rebrand is powered by MoonPay, a payment service.

Confirmed

Global impact / market context

Keeper now lets users manage different digital assets in one place, potentially attracting more users. For TON, this could bring attention from other crypto communities, while Bitcoin and Ethereum gain another access point, possibly increasing their usage.

Analyst inference

Wallets compete to be the main entry point for crypto. By adding major networks, Keeper aims to serve users holding multiple assets. This follows a trend of wallets becoming multi-chain to simplify access, which may pressure single-chain wallets.

Analyst inference

What to watch

1. Watch for Keeper's official announcement or website to see the full list of supported networks and features, as the article text is cut off and may be incomplete. Confirmed
2. Monitor user growth for Keeper after the rebrand, since successful adoption could prompt other single-chain wallets to expand their network support. Proposed
3. Check how TON's transaction volume changes, because less exclusivity might divert some activity to other supported chains, affecting TON's usage. Analyst inference

Affected assets

• TON — Tokamak Network
• BTC — Bitcoin
• ARB — Arbitrum
• ETH — Ethereum

Evidence

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