
Zeus Wallet added to Walletbeat's software wallet ratings!
Zeus describes itself as a truly seedless and decentralized self-custodial Ethereum wallet.
See Zeus's full ratings breakdown on Walletbeat: beta.walletbeat.eth.limo/zeus/
Special thanks to greekfetacheese on GitHub for the contribution.
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2026 is the year that we take back lost ground in terms of self-sovereignty and trustlessness.
Some of what this practically means:
Full nodes: thanks to ZK-EVM and BAL, it will once again become easier to locally run a node and verify the Ethereum chain on your own computer.
Helios: actually verify the data you're
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What I would build with this kind of money/computing power:
A pure-JavaScript (or Rust-to-WASM) implementation of TLS.
Why? Because it could be used as a Tor-like Oblivious HTTP polyfill that browser wallets could use to improve their network-level privacy.
JavaScript β TCP proxy 1 β TCP proxy 2 β HTTPS endpoint
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Bugs I've reported to Fileverse over the last week: 5
Bugs that got fixed in Fileverse over the last week: 5
@fileverse keeps on being amazing. π
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The "Multi-address privacy" bullet point in @ambirewallet's post below is straight from Walletbeat.
Love to see it π

ambire.eth
@ambire
2mo
Privacy isnβt optional. Itβs essential.
Letβs explore how Ambire helps you stay private today.
β«οΈ Minimal 3rd-party APIs: We pride ourselves on minimizing the use of third-party services, both for reliability and privacy.
We use our own APIs for token discovery and prices, and https://t.co/GWjGa9c7Fe

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Perfect example of @miroyato's guerilla interoperability.
Passkeys/WebAuthn and their standards bodies have been somewhere between indifferent and hostile vis-a-vis crypto use cases. So, gotta turn to adversarial techniques instead.
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> [company] adopts [software] from [no-name startup] based on [>=2-generation-old tech], due to [investors' reflexive what's-your-[technology]-strategy pressure]
> [human-in-the-loop role or previous safeguards] are immediately removed
> [predictable/unpredictable/hilarious/depressing/all-of-the-above result] occurs
> ...
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π Walletbeat worklog 2025-12-31
1. Meet with @0xmattmatt and @lucilajuliana about branding + social media strategy.
2. Scheduled contributor meeting next week.
3. Set up spreadsheet to track Ethereum conferences, see where + who can attend for best Walletbeat coverage.
4. [...]
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π’ Walletbeat worklog 2025-12-30
1. Continued work on `mitmproxy` addon for automating the gathering of wallets' HTTP requests.
2. Finished up PR #102 for Omnipin, will make use of it in Walletbeat once packaged in a release.
3. Re-schedule branding-related meeting for tomorrow.
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π’ Walletbeat worklog 2025-12-29
1. Missed attending the branding meeting that was scheduled by... myself. Shame on me :( Thanks to @0xmattmatt and @lucilajuliana for stepping in and making it happen anyway!
2. Call with @0xmattmatt to catch up on this.
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π’ Walletbeat worklog 2025-12-26
1. Cursory review of PR #442 from @0xmattmatt adding a wallet test page to the site. Will make wallet testing much faster :)
2. Further work on the `mitmproxy` addon for automating the gathering of wallets' HTTP requests.
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What I'd like to see from @baseapp.base.eth: A public dashboard with a single histogram: net P&L buckets as X axis, number of users for each bucket as Y axis.
If Base is about making all creators make it, such a chart should show a redistributive effect, so it'd be great marketing for Base to publish it.
Will it?
this is crazy; how can we look at this and say βhmm yeah letβs keep going this wayβ
>small pool of capital
>retail; akin to gambling (?)
>fundamental psychologic hurdles (?)
>comfortable with permanent loss (???)
>social/consumer facing?????? (?????)
if you stand with this, you actively stand against builders & there
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Some Trust Wallet users started losing funds after a recent Chrome extension update.
Trust Wallet has confirmed a security issue in version 2.68 and is asking everyone to update to 2.69 immediately.
CZ also confirmed the wallet was hacked, with around $7M taken.
The good news: Trust Wallet says it will fully reimbur
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π Walletbeat worklog 2025-12-25
1. Start work on automating the process of gathering/analyzing wallets' HTTP requests. Goal: a `mitmproxy` addon that understands what Ethereum addresses look like, and filters out requests from Chrome/Android/etc's built-in user spying code.
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