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(on a side note, why does even my really simple account with 2 apps and 1 connection need 100+ blinded sigs?)

It’s encrypted and there’d be some reverse engineering involved to figure out the new key/derivation. However it’s not obfuscated nor does it have any real protection, so it is reasonably...

The benefits are longevity and reliability. The old provisioning process will eventually be deprecated, hardcoded keys will change, and the tokens not created via an official app can be easily...

Also want to request this signature type, and Eth merges this week so at least one standard of it is being rolled out for good to a major production network....

I will check that out. Although Ledger isn't really meant for unattended use (it requires manually approving each signature by pressing buttons on the device), so I still think something...