Hardware wallets do not usualy have a way to show enough human-readable metadata to allow to identify if the transaction is good.
- Verified token name on Etherscan
- If you have transacted with this address before
- The amount of tokens to be transferred
Hardware wallets are good for "dumb" coins like #Bitcoin, but their user experience, and thus the real security including human mistakes, is not in fact that good. It is impossible to verify from a hex dump WTF you are signing.
My recommendation is getting a fresh laptop for treasury management activities or day trading. Never install anything on it.
Hardware wallets still add another layer of security, but as from this incident we can learn, they are not a replacement for a dedicated workstation,
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1/ Here is my totally unscientific poll - what would happen to #Bitcoin if the US potentially starts to break up now when Trump, Proud Boys, Texas and others do not accept the election result?
2/ Bitcoin strives in chaos and anarchy. Having the US fall into chaos and anarchy would both weaken the dollar and strengthen the #bitcoin
3/ Thus, I suggest for all my friends on Twitter that they start to retweet Donald and associate themselves with any of these groups that seek to secend. Let's make some mayhem.
NEAR project started back in 2018 as "decentralised platform", aim to be the developer-friendly blockchain solution. However, it was not until 2019 when the project evolved a full blockchain and things became more interesting.
@Johnny_Nashbro@block_one_ 2/ If you are building an vertical application (securities) and a blockchain (settlement system) at the same time you are trying to solve two problems. 1) Compliance and 2) Scalability... and everything between them.
@Johnny_Nashbro@block_one_ 3/ Compliance does not depend on scalability or vice versa. This is called a separation of concerns in development.
Both of these problems can be solved independently.
@Johnny_Nashbro@block_one_ 4/ Here is my rough image what are business problems (a lot of phone calls with regulators and lawyers), what are engineering problems (software development) and what are hardcore pure math a science problems in #blockchain space