walletbeat

walletbeat

The L2Beat of Ethereum wallets. Who watches the wallets?

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Walletbeat now automatically deploys to IPFS via @orbiterhost, then updates ENS records. Yes, it uses Helios as a light client when interacting with the chain. Imagine 𝘯𝘰𝘵 using a light client in 2025. Utterly inconceivable, especially for wallets, right?

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Finalized Walletbeat hosting decision document. Walletbeat will use @orbiterhost as IPFS provider, and Blumen for ENS record updates and future alternate deployment options. https://github.com/walletbeat/walletbeat/blob/beta/governance/decisions/2025-walletbeat-hosting.md

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Trying to set up continuous deployment for /walletbeat beta today. Ran into three issues in @orbiterhost, and one in Blumen. All now fixed or in the process of being fixed. Sign that decentralized hosting options need more usage and battle-testing, but happy to have contributed to weeding these out.

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Adding EIP-5792 (Wallet Call) support data to Walletbeat. If EIP-7702 enables transaction batching on the backend (onchain), EIP-5792 enables it on the frontend (wallet connection). Both are needed! https://github.com/walletbeat/walletbeat/pull/138

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Wallets are a critical part of Ethereum's security. /walletbeat has a correspondingly critical responsibility and stake in this. Will be drafting something to respond to this initiative.

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A perfect timely example of why decentralized hosting matters, and why Walletbeat will use ENS as its domain name system. That this still isn't industry-standard boggles the mind https://x.com/CurveFinance/status/1922199907269501130/

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Walletbeat now uses SubResource Integrity (SRI) This ensures that if a Walletbeat page is correctly loaded, all of the scripts/stylesheets it depends on also are. Not strictly required for non-security-sensitive sites like Walletbeat, but it's about setting an example. https://github.com/walletbeat/walletbeat/pull/136

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Cool Dune dashboard showing contracts used in EIP-7702 transactions. Walletbeat will be documenting these contracts' features, and linking them up with wallet rating data. h/t @accountless.eth https://dune.com/niftytable/eip-7702

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Prior to launch, /walletbeat is looking for decentralized hosting solutions for its frontend. I am in the process of writing up requirements and describing how they map to the available technology choices. In the meantime, some thoughts on why decentralized hosting matters for /walletbeat below. 🧵

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I love the self owned social accounts and messaging with @farcaster and @xmtp in @coinbasewallet! Now we just need a secure way to verify and sign @safe transactions txs. Unfortunately the "Message data" field in the mobile app isn't possible to be used in tools like @openzeppelin's Safe Utils to confirm the tx hashes because the data can't be copy and pasted.

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Having /brave wallets import @safe accounts and|or work with @walletconnect to verify and sign Safe txs is an interesting opportunity given how easily accessible Brave Wallet is on desktop and mobile 🦁🟢

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Is there a place yet to track 7702/5792 support across wallets? I like rabby/rainbow, but metamask might win me back by actually having support ready to go.

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Testing Rabby for @safe multi factor verification MFV of transactions txs on a mobile device Security opportunities - You can't copy and paste tx data which means the tx hashes cannot be easily verified for important txs, @metamask does a great job of this and @rainbow is working on it - It'd be good to learn more about the @debankdefi team that builds Rabby - debank[dot]com doesn't provide any team info - 3 out of the 7 people I found working at DeBank on LinkedIn are based in China which could impact the code based on China's local laws Security benefits - Import Safe account directly into app without @walletconnect intermediary bridge - Good tx readability - Open source on GitHub - Recent audits - Built in token approval management

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I started testing Rabby as a @safe signer after learning there is no estimated time to fix reading and verifying transaction tx data on @rainbow. Does Rabby have a way to connect to Safe on web from the Android app? I'm not seeing @walletconnect anywhere. It's important to use multi factor verification MFV on separate devices. https://warpcast.com/adamhurwitz.eth/0x85238a0d

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Happy 7702-on-mainnet day! The race to meaningfully improve wallet UX is on.

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