Solving CROPS' last-mile problem
Walletbeat contributor @polymutex will take the stage at @EFDevcon on Futures Worth Building track 👇
In this talk, polymutex introduces Walletbeat as a public good that aims to shine a light on CROPS' last mile: the access layer.
Why should you listen to us about wallets?
@polymutex wants to see Ethereum fulfill its cypherpunk mission.
Hence, the Walletbeat revamp in 2025, with a more in-depth focus on Ethereum alignment and richer data about individual wallets.
Walletbeat is a rating system for Ethereum wallets. A place where users know what to expect from a wallet, developers have a clear standard to build toward, and wallets compete on Ethereum values.
Join us in Mumbai 🇮🇳
Choosing a wallet also means choosing how your privacy and security are handled.
@polymutex leads @walletbeat, a project that helps people examine Ethereum wallets and the choices behind them.
That work makes it easier to ask informed questions about the tools we use, rather than relying on their promises.
We’re welcoming polymutex to Ethereum Cypherpunk Congress 3.
Mumbai · 2 November · Free entry
congress.web3privacy.info/
Over the past few weeks, @walletbeat has been finalizing the full ratings of the top 5 wallets
The last piece was Privacy. How well does your wallet protect it?
Most aren't doing well (surprised?)
Plenty of room for improvement! Let's push the wallet ecosystem forward :)
Walletbeat is heading to Mumbai for @EFDevcon!
We’ll be showcasing how we evaluate Ethereum wallets, what goes into their ratings, and how our findings are helping improve the wallet ecosystem.
Come visit us at our booth!
See how wallets get rated, what the data means, and what wallets have changed because of it 👇
🌸 What’s happening at the booth:
- Demos on how we rate wallets, for anyone who wants to fill in wallet data
- Overviews of Walletbeat’s website and how to interpret its data
- Check how the wallet you use performs in our ratings
- Origami paper for folding flowers, all the way from Japan thanks to @darryl__yeo
- Roast your wallet at the Wallet Complaints Whiteboard!
@darryl__yeo is the frontend lead at Walletbeat, a decentralized data wrangler, and DeFi/Web3 builder.
He also built blockhead.info and is a veteran hackathon bounty hunter.
Catch this talk on the Open & Verifiable Stack track!
Why should you listen to us about wallets?
We're researchers, developers, and Ethereum ecosystem contributors united by one goal:
Making wallets more secure, private, and self-sovereign.
Join us in Mumbai. 🇮🇳
The only things worth building are the ones that keep working after everyone walks away.
@darryl__yeo is joining @EFDevcon to explore "Websites that outlast us: dependency minimalism and the walkaway test applied to the frontend stack."
Beyond Clear Signing: What Else Should Wallets Do?
Walletbeat contributor @0xmattmatt will take the stage at @EFDevcon 8 on Users, Builders, and Agents track 👇
At @dappcon, he hosted a workshop using our testing playground to evaluate real wallets across transaction simulations, signatures, and scam alerts.
He also dove into EIP-7730, EIP-8213, and what they actually mean for wallet UX and safety 🌸
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Why should you listen to us about wallets?
Walletbeat is a rating system for Ethereum wallets. A place where users know what to expect from a wallet, developers have a clear standard to build toward, and wallets compete on Ethereum values.
See you in @EFDevcon 🇮🇳