Cheng Wang

This has some security implications. Could you check how it's done by other known crypto wallets?

In general, I feel it's risky to update automatically for sensitive applications

1. It's not my specialized topic, but I think we should only support this if we are sure that it's safe. We need to play safe when it comes to...

Here is a nice list of desktop wallets for ETH: https://docs.ethhub.io/using-ethereum/wallets/desktop/

There are two questions to investigate with those known wallets: 1. should we add automatic update for the wallet? I feel that we should not, as it's really not safe...

> hm, I wonder why you feel that, since both @mvaivre and I in our last messages are talking about ways to inform the user about a new release and...

I tried an old version (1.6.x) of MyCrypto wallet of ETH. There is no reminder of newer version it seems

Side note: `curl https://api.github.com/repos/alephium/alephium-wallet/releases/latest` this might be problematic sometimes as we release candidate version sometimes, like `1.2.3-rc0` or `1.2.3-beta` for example

As we are not generating new addresses for each new transaction by default, 20 is a more than enough gap for address discovery. I think I saw projects using around...

For me, 5 as the default gap per group is practical enough for our design. I would send 5 * 4 addresses per query. Just my own perspective, not meaning...