On May 28, 2025, Coinbase launched CDP Wallets in open beta, a developer-focused wallet infrastructure that eliminates the complexity of private key management while ensuring full user control, per Crypto News. Unlike traditional wallets requiring developers to secure keys or use multi-party computation (MPC), CDP Wallets operate within AWS Nitro Enclaves, a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) where private keys remain unexposed, even to Coinbase itself.
Using simple API calls, developers can create wallets instantly, sign transactions with low latency, and support EIP-712 messages, making it ideal for DeFi bots, onchain AI, and payment systems. It supports EVM chains and Solana testnets, with U.S. users earning 4.1% USDC rewards on idle balances, per bitcoinethereumnews.com.
For beginners, this means easier, safer crypto integration into apps, reducing risks like the $400M Coinbase hack in May 2025. However, reliance on centralized infrastructure raises concerns for decentralization purists, per posts on X. As Web3 grows, CDP Wallets could drive adoption, but developers should diversify and monitor security updates to stay safe.
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