A wallet that can view balances and transactions but cannot spend funds because it lacks private keys.
A watch-only wallet imports public information (addresses, xpubs, or view keys) to monitor balances and activity. It cannot sign transactions because it does not hold the corresponding private keys.
"They track their cold storage using a watch-only wallet on their phone, keeping the spend keys offline on a hardware wallet."
A tool that stores private keys and allows users to interact with blockchain networks.
A key that lets someone view your transactions or balances without spending authority.
Controlling your own private keys rather than relying on a third party.
All terms and definitions may update as the Cryptionary improves.