Coinbase’s recent $400M phishing attack wasn’t just a one-off—it revealed a systemic flaw that's haunted crypto since day one: sending funds to anonymous wallet addresses users can't verify. At @MatterFi, we've solved this with "public names, private transactions," a PayPal-like Web3 innovation using stealth addresses and cryptographic proofs. In his recent interview with @crowdfundinside CEO @MehowHacks calls on @coinbase and the industry to adopt safer, human-readable crypto transactions: "It's time to move past 'trust me, bro' identity verification." Read more 👇 crowdfundinsider.com/2025/05…

May 20, 2025 · 11:45 PM UTC

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Phishing exploits like Coinbase’s attack show how critical it is to rethink wallet usability and security. Human-readable, privacy-preserving names are the future. Kudos to @MatterFi for leading that charge! 👏🔐
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A PayPal-like Web3 innovation using stealth addresses and cryptographic proofs, with this I guess am assured with all the security I need.
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Kudos to @MatterFi for leading with privacy-preserving usability.
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The Coinbase hack highlights what we’ve known for years: UX and security in crypto still don’t align.
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Gm gm matter fi
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This is the kind of innovation crypto desperately needs. ✅💯
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Nice one Matterfi,So your product wouldn't be all that "decentralised"?
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A trust minimized and more verification inclined payment system. That's the bus we all need to be riding in right now.
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Totally agree—this is next-level security!
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Crypto security is like a garden, KingDankKush. You gotta weed out the flaws before they spread. 🌱💻
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This is the direction we all need to follow in the ecosystem and I'm happy to see MatterFi lead us!
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