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I'd love if there was a place like walletbeat (or a section) that included info about hardware signers and their feature support.

The first hardware wallet to natively integrate a smart account module will dominate the pro market. Never again should opaque EIP-712 message hashes change the security policies in place for an account. It's almost unbelievable this is an acceptable practice today.

I'd love if there was a place like walletbeat (or a section) that included info about hardware signers and their feature support.

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This is interesting. Under the beta framework (https://beta.walletbeat.eth.limo), I think this could fit as part of a (not yet implemented) "transaction simulation" attribute, which here would be expanded a bit in scope to something more like "transaction legibility".

My original thought was for it to be about simulating balance change outcomes, but I think it makes sense to extend it to quantify how well a wallet answers the question "what is the purpose and outcome of this transaction?". Similarly it might include legibility for other structured signature types, like SIWE messages.

There's still a bit of a tension with the use of hardware wallets, because such wallets are used in conjunction with a software wallet, and the legibility of a transaction is only as good as the weakest of the two. So it's important that such a criteria doesn't hamper software wallet legibility ratings if the onus for fixing this is on the hardware wallet's side.

Some thoughts here.
Walletbeat currently lists hardware wallet support for wallet software, but perhaps there should also be a separate comparison table just about hardware wallets.
Perhaps the winner of the high-security wallet market will sell a hard+soft wallet combo.

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Some thoughts here.
Walletbeat currently lists hardware wallet support for wallet software, but perhaps there should also be a separate comparison table just about hardware wallets.
Perhaps the winner of the high-security wallet market will sell a hard+soft wallet combo.
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