What is the current price of Ambire Wallet?
The current price of Ambire Wallet is $0.01275 with a 12.15% change in the last 24 hours.
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Ambire Wallet is a self-custodial Web3 wallet for Ethereum and other EVM networks, and WALLET is the separate ERC-20 governance and rewards token issued by the project behind it. The distinction matters more here than for most assets: the wallet is software that holds your keys, while WALLET is a token you can own, stake and vote with. Holding WALLET is not required to use the wallet, and using the wallet does not require touching the token.
The wallet is a browser extension that brings smart-account features (batched actions, sponsored gas, fewer approval prompts) to ordinary externally owned accounts using EIP-7702, falling back to conventional behavior on networks that do not support it.
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Ambire comes from the team behind AdEx, a long-running Ethereum advertising protocol, with Ivo Georgiev among the publicly visible founders. The wallet was launched as a separate product with its own economics, which is why a new token was created instead of extending the existing ADX token.
The token launch was announced in January 2022, with a stated one billion maximum supply and an allocation covering early backers, the team, ADX stakers, early wallet users and a WalletDAO treasury. The product has changed shape since: the original web wallet gave way to a browser extension built around EIP-7702 delegation, and claiming for several legacy programs has been wound down by governance vote.
Development is unambiguously active. The AmbireTech GitHub organization shows pushes to core repositories, including ambire-common and the extension, on a near-daily basis.
Smart features on a normal account Ambire uses EIP-7702 to let a standard externally owned account behave like a smart account. That enables transaction batching, sponsored gas and the removal of separate ERC-20 approval steps, without migrating to a new contract-wallet address.
Graceful fallback On networks without EIP-7702 support, the wallet emulates what it can and otherwise behaves like a conventional signer, so the same account works everywhere.
Simulation before signing Transactions are previewed and simulated so the user sees the expected result before approving, the main defense against blind-signing mistakes.
Key custody stays with the user Accounts import by seed phrase, private key or hardware wallet, with Trezor, Ledger and Grid+ Lattice supported. Ambire does not hold user funds.
Token economics run separately Swap and bridge fees feed a treasury that governance directs, including toward WALLET buybacks.
The token's documented roles are governance, staking and fee treatment. Recent WalletDAO proposals are concrete: a June 2026 proposal reduces swap and bridge fees for stkWALLET holders on a sliding scale, a December 2025 proposal raised fees to route more value into WALLET buybacks, and earlier 2026 votes closed legacy claiming programs and restarted staking rewards. Proposals are filed and voted through Snapshot.
What the token does not do is control the wallet's custody model. WALLET is not a claim on user funds, it does not gate access to the wallet, and it is not required to send a transaction.
One contract detail is worth stating plainly, because "buyback and burn" is repeated widely. The token contract at 0x88800092ff476844f74dc2fc427974bbee2794ae was read directly on 2026-09-11. Its verified source is a compact, non-upgradeable contract named WALLETToken with exactly these functions: transfer, transferFrom, approve, allowance, balanceOf, name, symbol, decimals, totalSupply, mint, supplyController and changeSupplyController. There is no burn function of any kind, and a balance read of the conventional 0x...dEaD burn address returned zero. Tokens bought back are therefore held or redistributed, not destroyed at the supply level.
Three things separate it from most wallet projects.
First, the supply cap is enforced by code rather than promised in a document. The constant MAX_SUPPLY is set to 1,000,000,000 tokens with 18 decimals, and the internal mint path requires total supply to stay below that constant, so no amount of governance can exceed it.
Second, the token is meaningfully governed. The public proposal history shows recurring votes on fees, rewards seasons and claiming programs, not a dormant forum.
Third, the wallet ships EIP-7702 features to the address users already have, avoiding the migration friction that held back earlier contract-wallet designs.
Compared with wallets that have no token at all, Ambire routes real product revenue (swap and bridge fees) through a DAO rather than a company balance sheet.
Compared with contract-wallet projects that require deploying and funding a new smart-account address, the EIP-7702 approach keeps the user's existing address and history.
Compared with tokens minted once and made immutable, WALLET keeps an active supply controller, a deliberate choice for ongoing rewards distribution and a trust assumption worth weighing.
Wallet security rests on self-custody, open-source code, external audits published in the ambire-common repository, hardware-wallet support and pre-signing simulation. Because the user holds the keys, the residual risks are the usual ones: phishing sites, malicious approvals and seed-phrase exposure.
Token security rests on the contract facts above. The contract is not behind a proxy and has no admin function that can pause, freeze or seize balances. The one privileged role is the supply controller, which can mint up to the hard cap and hand that role on. That address holds contract code rather than being a plain externally owned account, consistent with the role sitting behind a governance or multisig contract.
Ambire is one of the clearer attempts to give a consumer wallet an ownership structure rather than only a business model. Whether or not the token interests you, the wallet is a useful reference implementation of EIP-7702 features applied to addresses people already use.
WALLET trades on Ethereum decentralized exchanges and on several centralized venues. Availability and pairs vary by region.
WALLET has commonly been available on:
The official token page names Uniswap v3, MEXC and Gate as trading venues. Confirm any listing on the venue itself before depositing.
WALLET can be held in the Ambire extension or any other Ethereum-compatible non-custodial wallet, behind a hardware wallet paired with compatible software, staked as stkWALLET through the official rewards interface, or on an exchange account (custodial).
Verify the token contract address before adding it manually, and only stake through the official Ambire domain.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Ambire Wallet is $0.01275 with a 12.15% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $14,199.54 representing a 668.46% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Ambire Wallet is $9,214,634, ranking #675 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Ambire Wallet is $12,747,000, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 WALLET is in circulation.
Circulating: 722,886,479. Total: 736,527,020. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Ambire Wallet traded between a low of $0.0113 and a high of $0.01364.
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