> Keybase is primarily a secure chat app. It looks like keybase has morphed since I've last looked at it. I recall its primary function being that of a Web of

> Keybase is primarily a secure chat app. It looks like keybase has morphed since I've last looked at it. I recall its primary function being that of a Web of Trust-like system for different public keys and addresses. > Does Handshake have chat, chat room, and team chat functionality too? That said, with additional tools, Handshake also improves end to end encryption services since you can actually place fingerprints/certificates on the blockchain so you can actually verify these instead of just 'hitting yes' like most people appear to do when using e2e chat applications. As a bonus, it also improves web security since there are hundreds of actors who can generate 'valid' certificates today. This becomes impossible with Handshake.