Ethereum is making one of the most important security upgrades in years.
13 May 2026, 17:35
Ethereum is making one of the most important security upgrades in years.🔒
Instead of blindly signing transactions, users will finally be able to clearly see WHAT they’re actually approving – instead of unreadable hex code.
Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask and others are already adopting the new Clear Signing standard.
Blind signing has caused countless hacks and scams, including the $1.4 billion theft from Bybit in 2025, where users approved malicious transactions without even realizing it.
Sounds like a small UX improvement, but in reality this could become one of the biggest security upgrades for self-custody wallets in years
What do you guys think – will this actually reduce scams, or will users still keep signing everything anyway?
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13 May 2026, 17:44
🇺🇸🗣 Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino says crypto "clarity is coming."
Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino says crypto "clarity is coming.
🇺🇸🗣 Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino says crypto "clarity is coming."
13 May 2026, 17:35
Ethereum is making one of the most important security upgrades in years.🔒
Instead of blindly signing transactions, users will finally be able to clearly see WHAT they’re actually approving – instead of unreadable hex code.
Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask and others are already adopting the new Clear Signing standard.
Blind signing has caused countless hacks and scams, including the $1.4 billion theft from Bybit in 2025, where users approved malicious transactions without even realizing it.
Sounds like a small UX improvement, but in reality this could become one of the biggest security upgrades for self-custody wallets in years
What do you guys think – will this actually reduce scams, or will users still keep signing everything anyway?
Ethereum is making one of the most important security upgrades in years.
Ethereum is making one of the most important security upgrades in years.🔒
Instead of blindly signing transactions, users will finally be able to clearly see WHAT they’re actually approving – instead of unreadable hex code.
Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask and others are already adopting the new Clear Signing standard.
Blind signing has caused countless hacks and scams, including the $1.4 billion theft from Bybit in 2025, where users approved malicious transactions without even realizing it.
Sounds like a small UX improvement, but in reality this could become one of the biggest security upgrades for self-custody wallets in years
What do you guys think – will this actually reduce scams, or will users still keep signing everything anyway?