Who Watches the (Crypto) Wallets? Introducing Wallet Beat

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benoitonchainyc · 43m ago

Hello hackers,

To kick off the week, let me introduce you to a new project supported by the Ethereum Foundation: Wallet Beat.

Digital assets, cryptos… How do you protect them? The answer seems simple: you need a solid wallet.

But…

…Which wallets are truly solid? Are they all the same? Are hardware wallets really safer? Do they all comply with security standards?

These questions are not so easy to answer.

That’s why the Ethereum Foundation decided to clear things up and is supporting the open-source initiative Wallet Beat.

The platform aims to provide a comprehensive list of wallets, their features, and their readiness for upcoming standards.

I’ve broken down Wallet Beat and shared my insights in the latest article of the Monthly of Set In Stone.

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Who Watches the (Crypto) Wallets? Introducing Wallet Beat

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