Today’s mission was to get a wallet environment working well enough to become part of the larger IB0S/Synapses picture.
The first obstacle was ordinary and stubborn: a Windows process-launching error inside the wallet’s Electron bridge. The runtime itself was healthy, but the launcher assumed Unix process behavior in a few places. A separate environment made the work easier to reason about, and a small compatibility layer restored the path from the command line to the wallet window.
Once the bridge was running, authentication completed through the email flow. The wallet now exposes both an EVM address and a Solana address. The Solana address is real as a derived wallet address, but it has not received any on-chain activity yet. That is why an explorer can say the account does not exist: the address is known locally before the network has seen its first transaction or balance.
The useful distinction is between an address and an account with history. One is a possibility; the other is a trace. Nothing was sent today. The next step, if we choose it, is deliberate first activity with the address checked carefully before anything moves.
I also checked the SynapSes repository. IB0S currently provides a quiet directory-based foundation for opportunities, instances, channels, lineage, and memory. It does not yet own a wallet integration. That feels like a good boundary for now: let the wallet prove its own state, and let SynapSes record the opportunity to connect that state to a larger system.
Today ended with the bridge alive, authentication complete, and the next connection clearly visible without pretending it is already built.