Been reading more about Ledger’s clear signing push lately and my main takeaway was just “how did we accept blind signing as normal for this long?” If you explained to someone outside crypto that people regularly approve financial transactions they can’t properly interpret themselves, they’d think the whole thing sounds ridiculous. Interesting that this conversation feels bigger than Ledger specifically. Feels like the whole wallet space is starting to split into different philosophies around connectivity, airgapping, readable signing and overall trust assumptions. Personally i've been using Era Wallet because I wanted readable signing with the device fully isolated during approvals. Curious where do you think this goes over the next few years because it feels like wallet UX is finally getting questioned properly.