walletbeat

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I don't understand why we are still here when literally billions got stolen due to this.
Are competitive pressures on hardware wallets insufficient?
Is it an industry consensus-forming slowness problem for transaction legibility?
Is hardware just Harder™ in ways that are difficult to grasp for software people?

Also, a lot of people focus on L, but there's far better UX for instance with Keystone. Can't tell for others, haven't tried them, but when I switched from L X (because their hardware fails all the time, screen, battery,...) to a Keystone 3 pro, it was like I was waking up. L is the most known HW but it's a disaster.

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Censorship resistance requires privacy.

Also, a lot of people focus on L, but there's far better UX for instance with Keystone. Can't tell for others, haven't tried them, but when I switched from L X (because their hardware fails all the time, screen, battery,...) to a Keystone 3 pro, it was like I was waking up. L is the most known HW but it's a disaster.
https://keyst.one/

+1 for Keystone. I use it with Rabby (desktop and mobile) and it works great (Rabby mobile's occasional propensity for crashing address transaction submission notwithstanding...).