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$BAG $500 X THREAD CONTEST IS LIVE! 🧵
It’s time to put your creativity and storytelling skills to the test! We’re hosting a thread contest with $500 in prizes for the best entries.
PRIZE BREAKDOWN
1st Place: $150
2nd Place: $100
3rd Place: $50
4th-5th Place: $40 each
6th-10th place : $25 each
📌 HOW TO PARTICIPATE
✅ Follow our X @bwallet_arc
✅ Retweet this contest announcement.
✅ Tag 3 friends in the comments.
✅ Create and publish a high-quality thread.
✅ Submit your thread link through the official Google Sheet for review.
+CRITERIA
Entries will be reviewed based on:
• Creativity and originality
• Quality of research and information
• Engagement and presentation
• Relevance to the contest topic
All submissions will be compiled in a Google Sheet below for proper evaluation, and the best entries will win.
⏰ Duration: start 10th of October and end 18th of October
Don’t just participate. Bring your best ideas, create something valuable, and compete for the rewards
#threadcontest #BAG #solana #wallet #launch
🏆 $BAG $500 X THREAD CONTEST WINNERS! 🧵
The wait is over! We’ve reviewed the entries, and it’s time to celebrate our 10 winners.
🥇 1st: @Veeekthorr, $150
🥈 2nd: @_FinegirlDami , $100
🥉 3rd: @Chair_Ox, $50
4️⃣ 4th: @Utiiibe, $40
5️⃣ 5th: @Abdull7798, $40
6️⃣ 6th: @Philnoel, $25
7️⃣ 7th: @Crryptm890, $25
8️⃣ 8th: @OxTolu_1, $25
9️⃣ 9th: @ToniaOfWeb3, $25
🔟 10th: @Unusual_Sammie, $25
Congratulations to all our winners! 🎉
Our team will contact each winner via DM with details on how to claim their rewards.
Thank you to everyone who participated and helped bring more visibility to BAG Wallet.
This is just the beginning. More exciting things are ahead for $BAG! 🚀
Crypto payments should feel as natural as sending a text message.
BAG Wallet brings that experience closer by allowing users to send crypto on Solana through verified phone numbers.
Less complexity for users. More room for adoption.
Making crypto work around people. $BAG
The next wave of crypto users won’t want to think in wallet addresses.
BAG Wallet is making Solana transfers more familiar by letting users send crypto through a phone number linked to a wallet.
Simple for the user. On-chain underneath.
Better UX is how adoption scales. $BAG
A better crypto UX shouldn’t require giving up ownership.
BAG Wallet takes a non-custodial approach: users connect the Solana wallet they already control, while BAG provides a simpler way to identify recipients through verified phone numbers.
No private keys held by BAG. No custody of user funds. The wallet remains yours.
Simplifying the experience without changing the ownership model. That’s the direction consumer crypto should move. $BAG
One of crypto’s biggest UX problems isn’t the transaction itself. It’s knowing where to send it.
Wallet addresses are designed for networks, not humans. BAG Wallet approaches this problem differently: connect a verified phone number to an existing Solana wallet, then use that number to identify the recipient.
The blockchain still handles the transfer. BAG simply makes the human side of the transaction easier to navigate.
That’s the kind of infrastructure crypto needs if it’s going mainstream. $BAG
Crypto wallets shouldn’t only be about storing assets. The next step is making everyday interactions easier.
$BAG Wallet is building a simpler recipient experience on Solana, allowing users to send crypto using a phone number linked to the recipient’s existing wallet.
The wallet remains in the user’s control, while BAG reduces the friction of identifying who you’re sending to.
Better UX. Same on-chain ownership. Less friction. $BAG 🚀
One important part of crypto UX is making transfers easier without taking control away from users.
BAG Wallet is non-custodial, meaning users keep control of their Solana wallets and private keys. BAG simply helps connect a verified phone number to the wallet they already control, making recipient identification easier.
Better UX shouldn’t mean less ownership. It should mean less friction. $BAG
The Thread Contest is officially closed! 🫡
My team and I will now review all entries one by one and carefully select the winner based on the contest requirements and genuine participation.
Thank you to everyone who participated and supported $BAG Wallet. ❤️
Good luck to everyone!
Final Reminder — Thread Contest Ends Today!
Our thread contest officially ends today at 11:59 PM UTC. Any submission posted after the deadline will not be counted.
Get your entries in before time runs out. 👀
And remember… $BAG is coming soon to @solana. 🚀
Good luck to y’all! 🫡🔥
$BAG $500 X THREAD CONTEST IS LIVE! 🧵
It’s time to put your creativity and storytelling skills to the test! We’re hosting a thread contest with $500 in prizes for the best entries.
PRIZE BREAKDOWN
1st Place: $150
2nd Place: $100
3rd Place: $50
4th-5th Place: $40 each
6th-10th place : $25 each
📌 HOW TO PARTICIPATE
✅ Follow our X @bwallet_arc
✅ Retweet this contest announcement.
✅ Tag 3 friends in the comments.
✅ Create and publish a high-quality thread.
✅ Submit your thread link through the official Google Sheet for review.
+CRITERIA
Entries will be reviewed based on:
• Creativity and originality
• Quality of research and information
• Engagement and presentation
• Relevance to the contest topic
All submissions will be compiled in a Google Sheet below for proper evaluation, and the best entries will win.
⏰ Duration: start 10th of October and end 18th of October
Don’t just participate. Bring your best ideas, create something valuable, and compete for the rewards
#threadcontest #BAG #solana #wallet #launch
Crypto adoption isn’t only about faster networks or more tokens. User experience matters.
$BAG Wallet is building a simpler way to send and receive crypto on @solana by replacing the need to manually share long wallet addresses with a phone-number-based recipient experience.
Users link their existing Solana wallet, verify their number, and keep control of their funds while transfers remain on-chain.
Less friction. More familiarity. Better UX.
$BAG Wallet is building for the next wave of everyday crypto adoption on @solana.
B wallet retweeted
There’s something funny about crypto.
You can have a friend whose number you've saved for years.
Chat with them every day and still ask them for a long string of letters and numbers before you can send them crypto.
They send the address, you copy, paste it, double-check everything and pray you didn't make a mistake.
For someone new to crypto, this simple task can feel difficult because once the mistake is made, it's not refundable.
But what if sending crypto could start with something you already know?
That's where BAG Wallet comes in.
@bwallet_arc is building a simpler way to send and receive crypto on Solana using phone numbers instead of manually sharing long wallet addresses.
Stay with me as I break down how it works and why it actually matters.
Solana’s ecosystem is expanding across more devices and reaching more users.
$BAG Wallet is building for that growth by making crypto transfers simpler—send and receive using phone numbers instead of long wallet addresses.
We’re excited to show the ecosystem what we’re building and how BAG Wallet can make everyday crypto transfers more familiar.
More access. Less friction. Better crypto UX.
Emmett Hollyer, GM at Solana Mobile, on bringing @solanamobile to Ledger Atom™
"If you've built for the Solana Mobile dApp Store, that same dApp Store submission is now available to an expanded audience across multiple devices."
📍@Ledger Op3n in Paris
With BAG Wallet, sending crypto starts with a phone number instead of a long wallet address.
Users link their Solana wallet, verify their phone number, and let $BAG simplify how senders identify the recipient. The transfer still happens onchain, with the sender confirming the transaction through their wallet.
Less address friction, simpler transfers, and a better crypto experience.
B wallet retweeted
Crypto has come a long way, yeah no doubt
but can we talk about how we used to send it to people?
“Send me your wallet address.”
Then came the long strings of characters. You then copy, Paste, Double-check and Confirm.
QR codes made things a little easier, sure.
But I always wondered, why does sending someone crypto still have to feel this complicated?
But what if you could skip the wallet-address struggle altogether and send crypto using a phone number?
Sounds simple, right?
That’s what @bwallet_arc is building on Solana.
Let’s take a look into how it works. 🧵🔻
B wallet retweeted
Replying to @TheRealBeeSn @bwallet_arc
⚫️ Roadmap
The goal is not just to make sending crypto easier today, but to keep improving the experience as BAG grows.
The roadmap focuses on a few key areas:
‣ Product improvements:
Refining the sending experience, onboarding, transaction tracking, and overall usability.
‣ Security and ecosystem growth:
Continuing to improve safeguards while expanding the BAG experience and its connections within the Solana ecosystem.
‣ The $BAG token launch:
The official launch is planned for October 15, 2026, with 10% of the total token supply planned for airdrop to early investors.
Beyond the launch, the bigger focus is on developing the BAG ecosystem for the long term.
B wallet retweeted
Crypto promised to make money borderless…
but sending it to another person still starts with a chore: asking for their wallet address.
On solana, that address is a string of 32 to 44 random letters and numbers. you copy it, paste it, scroll back and forth checking the first and last few characters, then press send and hope you got it right.
and if one character is off, your funds go somewhere you never intended.
Blockchain transfers can't be reversed, so there is no undo button.
@bwallet_arc is building BAG wallet to remove that step completely. instead of a long address, you send crypto using something you already have for everyone you know: their phone number.
in this thread, i'll break down the problem, how BAG wallet works step by step, and the one security question that matters most. by the end, you'll understand the whole idea.
stay with me ↡
















