Clear signing is an important step toward safer wallet interactions, but it's only one piece of the puzzle. This talk looks beyond clear signing at other ways wallets can protect user intent. From scam alerting and transaction simulation to emerging work on enforceable transaction constraints.

Wallets are how users use and experience Ethereum. Doesn't matter how CROPS-y the protocol layer is: no CROPS in wallets = no CROPS for users. In this talk, we map CROPS values to wallet attributes, and introduce Walletbeat as a public good that aims to shine a light on CROPS' last mile: the access layer.

This hands-on workshop will guide you through contributing one verified wallet attribute end to end, with the help of AI and a human in the loop for verification. We'll discuss best practices for capturing evidence, write the entry and open the PR.