Private transfers explained:

We have this privacy improvement coming to @safe accounts in @ambire 1. Your default EOA payer will be one of the owners. Once changed, the last one used will be remembered. 2. In the dropdown, accounts will be classified: owners, used, others 3. Choosing from "others" will show a warning that you are about to publicly link the EOA to the Safe A lot of Safe users were complaining about the random EOA payer. Let me tell you this: it wasn't random. It was always a hot EOA with enough funds to pay the fee. We prioritized UX But we also got the point. You care more about privacy and account management. You're getting it soon 🍸

A sneak peek at Privacy Pools inside Ambire 👀 No shielding. No notes. No ZK jargon. Just the Send flow you already know, now with the option to send to a private account and break the onchain link. 0:00 Add a Privacy Pools account 0:35 Deposit: public -> private 1:20 Withdraw: private -> public One step closer to Private Accounts in production 🚀 @ambire × @0xprivacypools × @ethereumfndn x #Kohaku x #Ethereum

Turns out the future does have flying cars

Imagine finally getting an interview after months of searching, only for it to cost you the last of your savings 💀💀💀 The job market is so fucked rn, with layoffs, slow hiring and AI-related cuts making it hard to get even an interview. When you've spent months looking for work and burning through savings, you really want to believe the next opportunity is real... and that makes it easier to overlook something you'd normally question. With AI, anyone can easily build a fake company website that looks real and lists jobs that don't exist. If job boards pick up those listings, they could send them to thousands of people through job alerts. People then apply directly to the scammer, thinking they've found a real opportunity. I've seen how quickly applications can start coming in. We once accidentally left our job pages indexable and got a few dozen applications within hours. That was enough to make me think about who else could use this. After months of applications going nowhere and watching your savings shrink, you finally get a call. You're excited and nervous, and you want this to work so badly that "install this before the interview" or "run this repo" during a call might barely register as a risk. Especially when you don't have the technical background to question it or you need this job really bad. Running the wrong thing could give someone access to your accounts and the money you were relying on until you found work. 😬 At this point, keeping cash under the mattress is starting to sound less ridiculous haha

@ambire update: we've been busy lately with the mobile launch so quite a few features got packed on staging, waiting to go to production. Here's what coming in about 2 weeks 👇

🥁 EIP-7702 for @Ledger accounts 🥁 We went out and created a custom Ledger app that allows you to enable the Ambire EIP-7702 delegation It requires installing the app on your Ledger device Basically, we forked the official Ledger Ethereum app and made the changes required to our Ambire EIP-7702 delegator and name it Ambire. These changes required enabling 7702, blind singing and display hash. Confirm below 👇 Diff: github.com/AmbireTech/ledger… Build: github.com/AmbireTech/ledger… The whole repo: github.com/AmbireTech/ledger… The flow? 1. Install the app 2. Enable the delegation 3. Move back to the official Ethereum app for everything else