One wallet screen, two balances
The phone below shows one wallet twice. On the left it is close to empty. On the right it carries the figures you chose. Slide the divider across to watch the balance jump.
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Three moves from empty to full
Open your wallet.
It loads at a link that belongs to you and fills the whole phone display, the way an installed app would.
Enter your figures.
Choose which tokens appear and how many of each. Totals and the daily move are worked out for you, and the five tokens that ship with the wallet track live prices.
Record the pair.
Pin it to your home screen, launch it from there, then screen-record the empty state followed by the full one. Your phone’s genuine status bar stays in shot.
Ground rules for your clip
Label it a mockup.
Leave the line “mockup · not real funds” visible through the entire video, opening shot included. That small label separates a joke from a deception.
Not evidence.
A larp wallet exists for content, sketches and humour. Using one as proof of funds, whether to get a loan or to earn somebody’s confidence, breaks our terms.
Send viewers through your link.
Sign up to the affiliate program and earn 60% of each payment your clip generates, for as long as that subscriber stays.
Build your own pair.
Pick the tokens, set the amounts, name the wallet, and run it edge to edge on your phone.
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Flexdger Wallet draws interface mockups. It is not a wallet: it stores nothing and never reads a blockchain. Each amount shown was entered by hand, and the sole genuine figures are the market quotes for the five bundled tokens. Offering a screen as proof of funds, as a statement, or as a way to extract money from anyone is against our terms.
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