Would you sell ivy-wallet to a new maintainer?

[jjj5666]

Hey @Ivy-Apps 👋

I saw that ivy-wallet is no longer actively maintained — with 3079 stars, that's a lot of users who still depend on it.

Rather than letting it sit, have you considered selling it to someone who'd keep it alive? Capybara Market is a marketplace where developers buy and sell projects exactly like this.

A project with 3079 stars has real market value — someone would pay to take it over, maintain it, and grow it. AI estimates the price, real buyers bid.

Just a thought — feel free to close this if not your thing!

[ivywallet]

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Tagging @ILIYANGERMANOV for review & approval 👀

[ILIYANGERMANOV]

Thanks for the suggestion! The prices seems to low and the intention of the potential new maintainers is unclear. The Android app also has 300k+ installs and good rating

[jjj5666]

@ILIYANGERMANOV Thanks for the thoughtful response — and you're absolutely right.

On the low estimate: Our AI currently pulls data from GitHub (stars, forks, activity) but doesn't have access to Play Store metrics like installs, ratings, or retention. 300k+ installs with good ratings is a completely different ballpark. We're actively working on improving our valuation model to account for mobile app distribution data — this is exactly the kind of feedback that helps us get there. Sorry about the inaccurate estimate.

On pricing: The AI estimate is just a starting point — the real price on Capybara Market is determined by what actual buyers bid. You can also set an auto-accept minimum price, so nothing sells below what you're comfortable with.

On buyer intent: That's a fair concern. Our platform has a structured handoff process — buyers and sellers go through a phased transfer with escrow protection. But I hear you that for a beloved open-source project, knowing the buyer's plans matters a lot. That's something we should think about building into the listing flow.

Really appreciate you taking the time to share this. Feedback from maintainers like you is invaluable for us to build something that actually works for real projects. 🙏