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WalletScrutiny helps bitcoin users check whether a wallet is truly open-source and secure. It runs 17 tests across mobile, hardware, and desktop wallets, and results are grouped into categories such as all tests passed, build or source-code issues, and missing source code. The independent, non-profit project depends on volunteers and donations and lists thousands of wallets reviewed.
Layoffs.fyi is a tracker of tech and startup layoffs, listing laid-off employees and companies since 2020. The page is continually updated and organized in reverse chronological order, with layoff charts and yearly sections. The data is free to use with attribution to layoffs.fyi.
Cryptopedia is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
Peerlist is a professional network for tech professionals to showcase proof of work and connect with others. Profiles can consolidate work from different platforms and serve as a portfolio, including on a custom domain. It also offers a weekly Launchpad for projects, a content feed called Scroll, and startup job listings.
Pimp My Money is a miscellaneous web resource for discovery, directories, archives, web culture, or useful tools.
Privacy Watch tracks privacy-focused cryptocurrencies, ranking coins such as Monero, Zcash, Zano, Pirate Chain and Litecoin by shielded market cap and dominance. It states a selection based on privacy technology, resistance to blockchain analysis, and ecosystem criteria including a market cap over $100 million. A chart covers the privacy market cap and its share of total market cap.
