New at 10102 this week 🔑 Email wallets now sign in with a passkey: Face ID, Touch ID or a security key, no waiting for a code. On your phone, setting up Save on autopilot is now one simple step per screen. Less typing, more saving.

This week in 10102 🛠️ Save with just your email: send USDC any time, each deposit of 20+ locks until your date. No wallet app, we cover the fees. Email wallets can now move out: see your balance, send it to your own wallet, write down the recovery phrase.

New this week: Shield Vault 🛡️ Put your ETH or USDC behind a wait you pick. 7, 30 or 90 days. If someone ever steals your key, their withdrawal sits in plain sight on a countdown. The recovery sheet you printed stops it and moves everything to safety. Thieves hate waiting.

Congress is writing new crypto tax rules this week. None of them help your family find your wallet. Regulation decides what you owe. It never decides who can reach your keys when you can't. Only one of those problems is getting solved.

You backed up your photos. You backed up your passwords. But who is the backup for you?

A wire transfer looks like a wire transfer. Now an ETH gift can look like a gift: named for the person, timed to the occasion, hidden until they open it.

What happens to your crypto legacy if our website goes down someday? Every 10102 legacy comes with a one-page printable card - wallet address, claim steps, everything a beneficiary needs, on paper. No app required. No company required. Just Ethereum.

Quantum computers may eventually break today's crypto wallets. 10102's new recovery system is built to survive that shift - live now, protecting real assets on Ethereum. A digital legacy shouldn't expire just because the tech underneath it changes.

Imagine leaving digital assets to someone who has never touched crypto. To claim them, they would normally need to already own ETH just to pay the fee. That catch is gone. Beneficiaries can now claim what you left them without needing any ETH first.

MiCA is now enforceable. Unlicensed EU crypto platforms are winding down. If you're moving to self-custody, does your family know how to access those assets? On-chain legacy tools exist for exactly this moment.