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?