Circuit Help for Arduino

Hello all,

I'm developing a project to make a box that will never be opened. Inside is an arduino. To charge this arduino, I will used a wireless charging module. The box has a button built in. I will use this button to be able to turn on and off the arduino for power saving using a bistable switch. I've created a circuit diagram. I was wondering if it would work.

Here is the wireless charger I am planning to use: Amazon.com: Acxico 2Pcs Wireless Charger Receiver Module PCBA Board Coil Universal Qi DIY : Electronics

Am I missing anything?
Are there different IC's that are of better quality or last longer?

Thank you.

Ah, a problem that involves Arduinos, where it would normally be cats, as in is the Arduino alive or dead ?

If the box will never be opened, what exactly is the point of switching the Arduino on or off ?

Using a boost converter to increase the battery voltage, which is then reduced by the voltage regulator on the Arduino, is a major waste of energy.

Instead, use a 3.3V Arduino and a low dropout regulator to efficiently power the chip from 3.7V.

power saving since it won't always be used.

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