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?