Ethereum

I wrote a blog post about how consumer hardware (a.k.a. Secure Enclave) based wallets (e.g., @getclave @coinbase Smart Wallet, @daimo) differ from Hardware and Traditional Wallets.  

Enjoy!

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I wrote a blog post about how consumer hardware (a.k.a. Secure Enclave) based wallets (e.g., @getclave @coinbase Smart Wallet, @daimo) differ from Hardware and Traditional Wallets.  

Enjoy! 
https://mirror.xyz/0x8958D0c419BCDFB8A86b8c0089552bE015fbe364/hvpY_houtY9gGDnT8-jthCmE963EawYnyITogyNP_ZU

Researcher at Clave and
Co author of EIP-7212 

how does yubikey stack up as a passkey provider in your view here?

It is great, for those who already have a yubikey. However I think using it on a smart wallet requires a different wallet UI and functionality:

- a UI that designed to track portfolio 
- it should be multi chain from day 0
- it should have minimal functionality on UI like hw wallets 


Why?

It is already possible to use yubikey on Clave or Coinbase’s smart wallet but I don’t think these products are designed for Yubikey signers and the UX would not be as seamless as we want :)

Because, imo users who store their keys inside of their yubikeys will act similar with HW users. 

So the product also should be similar and should design with minimalistic approach.

What do you think?