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New Walletbeat attribute just dropped: General Privacy Hygiene 🧼 This answers a simple but important question: Does your wallet respect your privacy by default?

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Gg to Ambire now supporting @safe accounts 👏 👏 Opened a PR to walletbeat 🌸 to update Ambire data as well Looking forward to more improvements!! 🫡

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Had my first scammer-claiming-to-be-journalist attempt experience. The person pretended to be writing an article on Walletbeat. Tried to prove their identity by sending an email from the news organization's domain, but of course the DKIM signature was invalid Stay vigilant and watch your email headers out there 🫡

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Good to hear Trezor is working to build readable @safe transactions. I look forward to comparing with Keycard and dGEN1. This is the most important upgrade to Ethereum. So far I've seen ERC-7730: Structured Data Clear Signing Format proposed as a solution. https://x.com/Trezor/status/2037159472376779028

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@0xmattmatt and I out here getting SVGs to fit within mainnet gas limits. Fun challenge involving converting fonts to paths, scaling coordinates to the optimal power of 10 to reduce bytes wasted just to the "." character in floating-point values, buncha SVGO optimizations, and LibZip.flzCompress+onchain decompression.

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That's a wrap! 🌸 This 1TS Security Benchmark discussion generated many new criteria around wallet security. Grateful to all who contributed, including experts like @pcaversaccio and Hester Bruikman. Now it's time to ship them in Walletbeat 🫡 More on how we will do that below.

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Walletbeat now has 1,999 commits. Only 49 left to reach the next round number.

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🤖 The robots are coming for your crypto 🤖 … So they better understand how to safely handle it. That means understanding the values that make Ethereum wallets secure, private, and sovereign. To that end, /walletbeat's wallet data is now available in machine-friendly formats.

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The "Verifiability" part of this is now implemented as of PR #577. This means verifiability is now decoupled from the rating, but still critical for the wallet to make progress on stages.

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is anyone working on a "data wallet"? the space needs one badly: - encrypted storage of user data - give custom permissions to each dapp, limited by namespace - secure enclave for performing hashing, proofs, etc - encrypted cloud backups, syncing to different devices

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Spent the day refactoring Rabby's network traffic data to use the new wallet network traffic analysis tool. Tedious work, but important. Since my last post on the subject, the structure of their RPCs has changed, but let's just say the data being sent to DeBank has not, and now it also sends all data to Hyperliquid.

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I would not have been able to get Walletbeat off the ground without Farcaster. For that, I will be eternally grateful. https://farcaster.xyz/darrylyeo/0x4bdf6054

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One of the reasons why the wallet data collection CLI tool (helping to classify wallets' HTTP requests and their privacy implications) is a CLI.

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Last call for discussion on the wallet security benchmark: https://github.com/walletbeat/walletbeat/discussions/407 Planning to start incorporating these into Walletbeat's methodology at the end of this week. Walletbeat's security methodology will never be set in stone, but does get harder to change over time, so speak up now if you have opinions!

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