r/SaaSStartups

Ve been thinking a lot about the Ethereum Foundation security conversations this week and realized my whole mental model around wallet safety was still kinda outdated.

I always thought good security mostly meant keeping keys offline, backing up the seed phrase properly and avoiding obvious phishing attempts. But now it feels like transaction interpretation itself is becoming just as important.

Most people aren’t losing funds because cryptography failed. They’re losing funds because they approved something they didn’t fully understand while interacting with increasingly complicated protocols.

This all makes me wonder if blind signing eventually becomes viewed as completely unacceptable UX in crypto.

I switched to Era Wallet a while back and it reduced the low-level stress around DeFi signing. Readable transaction context on-device made that shift feel real rather than theoretical. Blind signing starting to look like unacceptable UX is probably overdue. What I think is that the safest wallet isn't just the one that protects your keys, but the one that helps u make informed decisions.

I have been speaking with investors over the past few weeks. All seems excited about AI right now which makes it harder to judge them properly lol. It is difficult to tell who has experience building products and who is newer to the space. We need someone who understands our buyers, understands the technology and can open the right doors. How did navigate this out when you were raising?