Ethereum

Base

GM

Enscribe is here to fix #smartcontract naming on Ethereum and @base.

We shouldn't put up with hex contract addresses.

Before a user undertakes any type of transaction on #Ethereum, they should have visual information conveyed to them which tells them how safe the contract is likely to be.

Multiple data sources should be used, a centralised platform is not the answer.

Smart contract audits and information in blockchain explorers are the standard sources power users will look at.

Regular users won't bother.

This needs to be fixed.

This is why developers must @enscribe_ their contracts.

Users will rely on Enscribe to surface the information they need from multiple decentralised sources.

Ultimately we want this to bubble up into a single icon that can provide users with a binary yes/no decision on if they should go ahead with the transaction.

Effectively TLS padlock for web3.

But there's lots we need to build to get there.