Using Ethereum events and a registry of what contracts have been audited and who audited them, you could bootstrap a transaction explainer. Transfer event from 0xabc? Audited by OpenZeppelin? “You’re transferring {{amount}} BLT to {{recipient}}”
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Bootstrapping transaction explainers for audited contracts would add an incentive to get everything 3rd party audited. Better UX everywhere vs warning similar to “unsafe connection” page in browsers when a website presents a self signed cert
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Interchain browsers.
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This is a huge reason why
@pedrouid’s work on@WalletConnect is so important. Browsers extensions and tiny screens got us from 0-1. We need to go to 100.pic.twitter.com/PzbD5Re5Ao
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Glad that you mentioned it
This is exactly what we are trying to achieve with @WalletConnect A unified API to connect to mobile wallets and eventually also Metamask and hardware walletsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I'm glad I found your article. I've become more interested in using wallets as secure enclaves like you mentioned. We are using sign message with the Lisk Hub wallet now. http://bit.ly/proof-of-ownership … Definitely want to explore this more and using APIs.
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Crypto wallets may be the new web browser, implementing massive APIs that explain transactions to users.
Something like generalized OAuth permission explainers:
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