You used to approve transactions you couldn’t read and hope for the best.
Not anymore. Ambire and @Trezor now show exactly what you’re signing, like this @aave supply.
Blind signing out. Clear signing in.
It was great evaluating @ambire!
IMO, it’s a wallet to watch in the coming months / years. Really happy to see their growth
It’s also clear the team is trying to make progress
There are also easy to achieve improvements in our breakdown that could make a big difference :)
private transfers built into wallets
think of Kohaku as a toolbox that lets devs easily integrate privacy features
Ambire is doing it and hopes other wallets will follow. Private Ethereum.
Next year will be such a breakthrough for Ethereum UX and security that it's hard to put into a single tweet all the benefits we'll get.
Key rotation, native multisigs, huge security advances via transaction assertions, native post quantum signing schemes, ...
To wallets, exchanges, and block explorers,
Respectfully, show the full fucking address instead of just the first and last few characters.
This is a major UX issue, and enough people have lost their life savings to this madness.